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moobot

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    Comment #1691648

    Some of us require more stability than the startup scene allows. Some of us also have wives that want to be able to afford decent living/eating conditions, and demand to be able to…

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    Comment #1691505

    I just got done interviewing for an SRE position, and while there were a few small "trivia" questions, most of it was about general Linux userland tools, and were mostly used as a …

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    Comment #1626743

    The benefits to me are all based around comfort. If using Dvorak isn't more comfortable for you in everyday usage, then there's no reason IMO to stick with it.

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    Comment #1626738

    I've found that using X11's highlight + middle-click paste has drastically reduced just about all of my reliance on using shortcuts for copy/paste, at least in any application that…

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    Comment #1621380

    It requires rooting/jailbreaking your phone and unlocking the bootloader, if you consider that an option. Otherwise, American carriers (except for T-Mobile) will freak out if you e…

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    Comment #1618494

    Except that shred is not guaranteed to work on many (most?) modern filesystems. From `man shred`: CAUTION: Note that shred relies on a very important assumption: that the file syst…

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    Comment #1617500

    It sounds as though the author uses OSX. Are there any tiling window managers that aren't limited to Linux/X11?

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    Comment #1598192

    It only does this for me on Windows. On Linux, I see the proper glyph.

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    Comment #1579113

    If I'm verifying the fingerprint of the server's certificate, is that not doing the same thing that the chain of trust would be doing?

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    Comment #1579000

    My biggest complaint with the SSL CA chain of trust is the way that self-signed certificates are (mis)handled. The connection is still an encrypted, "secure" connection to the serv…

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    Comment #1561898

    Another user of Bitlbee here. It goes hand in hand with using irssi and a bouncer to maintain an always-on presence that I can take with me anywhere I go.

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    Comment #1561881

    I personally use ZNC and I love it.

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    Comment #1561032

    Not to mention that it will actually work better on Android with the ability to run in the background...