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chrj
2y ago
Your resume and website links use an SSL cert with CN=choinki.rootxnet.com resulting in validation errors. Ignoring those, I get a HTTP 502 accessing them.
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chrj
2y ago
I'd really like to see an application level VPN that plays well with Go to `Dial` a `net.Conn` or `Listen` for a `net.Listener` in my Go application.
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chrj
10y ago
Go needs to re-build the stdlib packages with the new build tag as well. You could install go locally somewhere in ~ and point GOROOT there.
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chrj
10y ago
Most likely it depends on the `net` package which can use `getaddrinfo` for dns lookups. Try using the `netgo` build tag: go install -tags=netgo github.com/google/git-appraise/git-appraise
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chrj
11y ago
If you have the private key, you can decrypt it in Wireshark.
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chrj
11y ago
Not without involving the reflect package. So no good way.
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chrj
11y ago
What's apt-get safe-upgrade? You should be safe enough with just a regular apt-get upgrade.
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chrj
11y ago
They're not the same thing. This is about code generators ( https://blog.golang.org/generate ) while in Python context you're most likely talking about iteration.
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chrj
12y ago
How would these Internet "coop's" deal with the tech support? I would worry that regular users would constantly have all sorts of problems with spyware, viruses, cheap APs/routers and broken network configurations.
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chrj
12y ago
If you don't give your name or other identification, how would they hold you responsible if you abused the connection?
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chrj
13y ago
As long as it's only used and distributed internally, I don't believe the GPL has a problem with them modifying it without disclosing their changes. That's my understanding.
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chrj
13y ago
Wasn't the "New system check framework" already in 1.6? I remember seeing warnings about BooleanFields without defaults.
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chrj
13y ago
The link isn't for https://telegram.org/ .
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chrj
13y ago
From the patch, it doesn't look like it's bytes, but characters.
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chrj
13y ago
You should buy yourself an SSL certificate and serve the widget using https as well.
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chrj
13y ago
It shouldn't matter if you are using GET or POST - how would your ISP find out anything about your request if you are using HTTPS?
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chrj
13y ago
Usually you can inspect the frames of your stack trace and find out which program your are missing.
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chrj
13y ago
The performance has indeed improved greatly. Too bad it doesn't seem to support IPv6 though :(
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chrj
14y ago
What a terrible loss.
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chrj
14y ago
Couldn't the backers just request a chargeback?
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chrj
14y ago
FYI: You business card link links using the title attribute and not the href attribute.
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chrj
14y ago
Why?
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chrj
18y ago
... but export can waste a lot of time and bandwidth if your project is large ;-)