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Comment #49181149
Nice one! As a seasoned industry veteran, I've been wanting to have something like this, and while there are many evening tech meetups going on around here, your schedule is much m…
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Comment #49165411
No wonder, the country is so small that any modern EV can drive it around completely with single charge. They also have abundance of especially wind energy, and the government rece…
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Comment #48265238
I tasted heaven for a moment with Planet Computer's QWERTY phones. Now that those are gone, I despise text communications with the phones that don't have a real keyboard and just w…
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Comment #47775656
I love Enlightenment still, even the new ones. The most important component of it to me is Terminology. What a gorgeous and functional Terminal emulator.
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Comment #47628622
I've had very good experiences with SSH Communication Security company's (the guys who invented SSH) PrivX product to manage secure remote access, including SSH certificates and al…
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Comment #47263845
(Sorry for replying to this comment, apparently can't reply to the original post or the comment above.) I've been using a software called AlDente by AppHouseKitchen on my MacBooks.…
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Comment #47003078
It's been impossible to not notice how often ffmpeg has been the answer to my various occasional multimedia conversion/processing tasks over decades. Still, seeing the GUI and read…
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Comment #46217902
While eps, edr, etc. solutions have their role in security and some of the products can be used for "TLS inspection" within the localhost already, doing the inspection in separate …
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Comment #46216863
What changed my mind to be in favor of TLS inspection at work environments was seeing what kind of highly confidential stuff employees might be copy-pasting to random websites, LLM…
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