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wufocaculura
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About wufocaculura
sysadmin by day, webprogrammer sometimes by night, FLOSS supporter
1cgh5iyqr@mozmail.comRecent public activity
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Comment #43322242
With ReactOS being around and given such a small target audience I don't expect this will go far. To be honest I wonder if this ends up being part of some CTF challenge
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Comment #40017208
From official advisory at https://security.paloaltonetworks.com/CVE-2024-3400 , I smiled to that one: "If you are unable to apply the Threat Prevention based mitigation at this tim…
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Comment #39904554
There's a single dot in a line between #include and void my_sandbox(void). It is easy to miss, but makes the compile to fail, thus resulting in HAVE_LINUX_LANDLOCK to be never enab…
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Comment #39825659
There are probably cases where plain text email is enough (linux kernel development seems to be doing fine), but once you enter corporate world HTML and all its goodies bring a lot…
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Comment #39581296
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Located in Poland, other timezones including EST/PST OK) Technologies (programming): PHP, Javascript, Python, SQL, C#, Shell scripting Technologies (other): …
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Comment #39581231
Location: Poland Remote: Strongly preferred Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: PHP, JavaScript, C#, SQL, Python, Shell scripting, Docker, Kubernetes Email: 1cgh5iyqr@mozmail.co…
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Comment #39189293
this is what we are really missing, something like: "here are 'good enough' cmd line args that you can use to boot $OS with qemu". Quickemu seems to try to help here.
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Comment #37012623
That's a sad news for the Vim community. Given that development was basically focused around Bram, it makes me wonder, what will happen with Vim now? WIll someone step up and conti…
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Comment #32849995
I used bluej for a while - it was fine as your first IDE as it does not have tons of bells and whistle that overwhelms you. Obviously, as time passes and your skills improve, you w…
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Comment #32823825
Highly recommend. Just to show support for corbet and his team. He could keep the articles paywalled forever, but is making them free after a week. Becoming a paying member is our …
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Comment #31920921
So happy that thunderbird is still alive :) I like the new UI - seems a bit more compact than previous one - a nice chnage comparing to useless space wasted in most of the apps we …
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Comment #30486571
Seems like postbox is more Apple focused. Used it for a while but couldn't find any feature that would convince me to switch.
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Comment #30486549
My setup is probably a bit unusual, as I use four desktop apps and webmail 1) work emails (we use self hosted zimbra) - combination of zimbra desktop + outlook. I use outlook for u…
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Comment #27435748
I keep it on as well - just hope that they can see that after 89.0 was releases there was an increase (not big, but still) in changes to default look'n'feel and make some conclusio…
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Comment #27435679
true, but that works only with one app, as I see in this thread there is a group of users (likely - very small) that would like to see it in other apps / part of the system.
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Comment #27435640
that's valid reason, didn't think of that as I got used to moving windows with win+cursor keys
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Comment #27435607
>> most people use touchscreens (phones / tablets) > ...running Windows? I doubt that. of course not, windows 10 mobile is already dead. I am talking about general trend - a lot of…
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Comment #27434401
I especially liked the reduced padding part here. I really hate the trend of increasing padding in various apps / websites. One of the first things I usually do is search for "how …
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Comment #26511259
anyone moved from Keepass(XC) to bitwarden? I do see advantage of being cloud based as a way to avoid database conflicts (in my case 3 windows machines + mobile), but I wonder what…
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Comment #23179590
We live about about 30km outside of our capital city. It's a village, but you can see it slowly transforimg into a small town. Wife got crazy about growing own vegetables, so I've …
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Comment #22062990
I agree that setting up OpenVPN for the first time might be quite messy, so such script can be useful - it is quite simple and lets you do standard setup. What I am wondering - it …
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Comment #21968501
No strong opinion here, but I see calver as a good fit for a new / rapidly changing project (with yyyymmdd being a both version and snapshot date), or for a software where you don'…
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Comment #21968464
Thanks, will have a look at this.