dasrecht

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by dasrecht 11d ago
what on earth is this "news" site??
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by dasrecht 3y ago
So we now proof that we're human by failing those tests?
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GPGMail is no longer free(gpgtools.org)
6 points by dasrecht 8y ago|1 comments
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by dasrecht 8y ago
Found the page in google cache : http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4Mdo7Yu... https://1.1.1.1 and also every1dns.com seem to point there
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Introducing Letter – a simple tool to create letters in your browser(github.com)
4 points by dasrecht 10y ago|0 comments
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by dasrecht 14y ago
Basically this is true and this leads to the conclusion that instance types like (micro, small and medium) are quite underpowered compared to "today's" usage patterns right?
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by dasrecht 14y ago
This was also a concern after browsing trough the tutorial. how do we secure the data if it's available to everyone ;)
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by dasrecht 14y ago
Longtime Windows Admin, switched to OSX in 2008 and working on OSX since end of 2011.
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by dasrecht 15y ago
that were my first toughs too... but sometimes a little hack hasn't to be complex ;)
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by dasrecht 15y ago
Of course Elastic Scaling is not possible. Because Hosting a server in a datacenter and having cloud instances are two different stories. If you have need for flexibility you can simply run a loadbalancer having your base hardware hosted fo
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by dasrecht 15y ago
I did yes... and even without asking them... it was like SOP
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by dasrecht 15y ago
In my opinion a very good choice. I run a EX4 Box there and i'm more than satisfied with the service they provide. Recently i fired up a Support Request around 5am and got a response 6am when their support team picks up work. during the day
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Twitter : New Withheld Content Fields in API Responses(dev.twitter.com)
1 points by dasrecht 15y ago|0 comments
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by dasrecht 15y ago
"If you get an Answer you don't like, probably you asked the wrong question" As someone stated in the comments. Wordpress isn't the solution to all. Mainly it's a blogging system with the possibilities to add some static content. Of course
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by dasrecht 15y ago
For Brother Printers this one worked quite well for me. http://www.nrdy.ch/2011/05/07/printer-hacking-101-reset-your... I reset the original cartridge the second time now and it's printing like the first page.
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by dasrecht 15y ago
That's what i tought. Furthermore it feels a bit strange to listen to a 6th grade boy is talking about creating apps. But why, it's just the same as we did some years ago. Just the possibility to speak up has gotten better =)
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by dasrecht 15y ago
I simply love and embrace ideas like this. But why creating something new when there are projects available like OpenWRT or DD-Wrt or Freifunk Firmware wich creates a Mesh-Network that works quite good? The only thing you need is standard W
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by dasrecht 15y ago
locking your filesystems helps you sometimes take /var/log as example. if someone floods your server with traffic and you log every tiny bit (or even worse you have the debug level set to on) the logs will quickly take lots of space. if the
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by dasrecht 15y ago
Oh, problably i can make it... we'll see =) but it sounds nice... never thought that there are so many swiss people on hn.
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by dasrecht 16y ago
Eew... i'm sorry. i didn't realized this point... you're right sir! this behaviour isn't good...
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by dasrecht 16y ago
Whats the point? Sensitive Information like the login page is secured by https (which is a great thing) but why encript the data you don't need to have encripted? It's (for me) pretty simple. they force the users to use http because the amo
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by dasrecht 16y ago
I'm in ;-) I really wonder how often Students loose their work. Hence nowdays it's so easy to have a good backup running...
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by dasrecht 16y ago
Wow that is big news. I hope they don't hollow out the company to just get the people and the ideas behind the product. it's great (but has also some caveats). Their Nosql idea has too great possibilitys. And of course as stated by Kris the
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by dasrecht 16y ago
so your name will be published out to the web? you can set the userid as parameter and you get Mark Zuckerbergs Profile here : http://graph.facebook.com/4 Then you can simple count up to infinite to get the other profiles. The API has a U
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by dasrecht 16y ago
+1 I would apreciate this article too! issueing a root cert at mozilla isn't as easy as it looks... they changed a lot in the process i think
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by dasrecht 16y ago
If someone (with a malicious background) owns a Root CA wich is embedded into the Mozilla Cert Storage he could sign SSL Certs sites as he wants to... and clearly the user won't be warned that the connection isn't secure because the Root CA
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by dasrecht 16y ago
yes this sould not be the core of the problem. its important to know _who_ owns the debatable CA. This gives a great Mitm Vector if i'ts a malicious CA
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by dasrecht 16y ago
Uh... thats not good... and our gov-CA is hanging in the cert approval proces since... about a year now. strange world
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by dasrecht 16y ago
Yeah thats pretty true but supporting "technologies" wich are truly backdated is a pain. I personally give IE6 a special CSS that those users see the webpage in a pretty but not graphical enhanced design. so thats a plus for me and if the c
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BillforBill - How many $ have you wasted optimizing webdesigns for IE?(billforbill.com)
2 points by dasrecht 17y ago|2 comments

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