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leavenotracks
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Comment #48454111
I didn’t mind Starmer but this is finally giving me the leg up onto the anti-Starmer bandwagon. What a dreadful legacy to leave - a sad attempt to get the biggest possible bang for…
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Comment #48348595
I like… great idea to start with the output of a SSG and then strip away the things you don’t want
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Comment #48345567
I am delighted that such a thing exists! I’ll never look at letters from the bank in the same way.
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Comment #47410055
What a delightful letter of appreciation for a project. Reminds us all to appreciate what FOSS gives the world every day and to not take it for granted!
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Comment #45605313
That's them - it seems every now and again their set-up goes down, hopefully it's just a blip. I signed up to Librem One ages ago on the basis that I was supporting a company tryin…
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Comment #45604340
Librem mail appears to be down since approx 8am GMT. Status site appears to be down, as is the main puri.sm site.
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Comment #41384941
e-mail service provided by purism (librem.one) also appears to be down :( I have to say though apart from the occasional blip, service has been pretty steadfast for the last ~5 yea…
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Comment #39872431
Wonderful. Made more so by the music that has been combined with the recording!
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Comment #39872373
Very sad to learn of his passing. I came across his work after Bruce Schneier posted a link to a pre print of Ross’s Security Engineering tome. His clarity of thought and effortles…
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Comment #36625207
Anyone have a view of the percentage of accounts that are likely to be fakes/bots? Is this even a thing? Or is there some sort of verification on sign-up?
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Comment #34013431
Mostly Debian at home - thanks for reminding me though - I do use Notepad++ at work. I believe it's available as a snap on Linux. I do enjoy the simplicity of N++.
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Comment #34013394
Thanks for that will give VS Code a spin
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Comment #34013209
Brief comment + total noob question here: I've been using atom for several years now to main a few sites. I have always found it a pleasure to work in, but then admittedly I am pro…
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Comment #30951666
Rotating their desktops by 90/180/270 degrees, and watching them trying to fix- priceless.
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Comment #30905213
Despite its shortcomings, I value the attempt to generate this list and thank the author for it. Moreover, it's on Github so issues and pull-requests can be created, and the list c…
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Comment #30905190
Individual words then are easily crackable. But, take 3 long dictionary words chained together...easier to remember and more secure than a shorter randomly generated string. E.g. p…
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Comment #30671863
Why the arbitrary comparison with (likely) the costliest outlay? I think it is sound to suggest eliminating gym membership, particularly if under-used. Moreover, it's not optional …
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Comment #30390439
+1 yes! this got deep very quickly
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Comment #30236033
Had a look, and it was worth it! Will consider using for sure
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Comment #30100608
All the animation in the second link as you scroll down is very swanky, but super-distracting!
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Comment #30007957
See /r/homelab for inspiration (or possibly confusion!)
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Comment #30001733
Author himself points out just how much has changed, in the two decades, in the preface to the latest edition.