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Norway Is No. 1 in Happiness. The U.S., Sadly, Is No. 14(nytimes.com)
2 points by hiphopyo 9y ago|0 comments
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
They just recently started supporting OpenBSD officially as well. I immediately switched. This way I wouldn't have to deal with the generally more messy and weaker[1] OS that is FreeBSD, nor would I have to use old pf syntax. [1] &quot
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Big ups to Vultr for doing what DigitalOcean wouldn't do - supporting OpenBSD.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
My recent findings is that it's better to not take any notes at all. Instead of adding some item to your todo list, do it immediately and don't send it off like some nasty surprise to your future self. The smaller my notes.txt the
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Norway’s new passport – already a design classic?(theguardian.com)
178 points by hiphopyo 10y ago|71 comments
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Ofcourse Irssi wouldn't be complete without its ircII minimalist theme: https://github.com/irssi/irssi/pull/181/commits/0494925a465b... Also, +1 for Ruby support.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
A lot of Americans live in Norway: https://visitnorway.no/ https://nav.no/workinnorway/en/Home https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_Americans
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
It's short and concise spoken American, I don't see what the big deal is
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Don't forget http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ .
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Ask HN: Simple way to plan a full-scale ecommerce operation?
2 points by hiphopyo 10y ago|1 comments
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Does DO even offer custom images? Last I spoke to the owner he said they had other priorities.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
> Who wants to be patching the OS? Who wants to be dealing with package vulnerabilities? Choose OpenBSD (and don't install stupid stuff like bash) and you won't have to deal with any of that.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
I must strongly agree with this one. Just switched from DigitalOcean to Vultr myself. Vultr is the only decent one I'm aware of who'll let me run OpenBSD. No other OS is good enough for me. Strongest security in the world, and no
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Anybody else wishing they would set up shop in the Scandinavian countries so poor people there could earn money off their affiliate program as well?
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
I always used what I saw as the simplest Mutt setup possible: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/ca8dc3ecba60bdee41abb241e6... along with: mutt -f imaps://imap.gmail.com
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
I prefer Photoshop for the UI, but boy are those Elsamuko plugins something.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
https://copperhead.co/android/ too apparently -- a hardened open-source operating system based on Android.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
OpenBSD is simply a lot better designed than Linux, free from fancy bells and whistles. As the the world's simplest and most secure Unix-like OS, any mobile OS choosing it over Linux would have a significant advantage. Android has bits
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Wish it could be based on OpenBSD instead of Linux.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Similar to https://github.com/customd/jquery-visible which I use a lot.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
For one, Theo De Raadt Says FreeBSD Is Just Catching Up On Security: https://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/12/16/0121213/theo-de-raa... OpenBSD's documentation is also known to be a tad better tha
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Where does OpenBSD's kernel fit into all of this? Isn't that, in turn, lightyears ahead of illumos?
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
Compared to other OSes and distros this is one in a million.
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
It's awesome that cool things from OpenBSD are being ported over to FreeBSD, but why not just use OpenBSD from the get-go? It's already a struggle having to deal with FreeBSD's outdated version of pf. iTWire - Crypto: FreeBSD
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by hiphopyo 10y ago
> libuinet is a library version of FreeBSD's TCP stack. I guess there's a theme here. That is excellent, considering FreeBSD's TCP stack is supposed to be faster and better designed than that of Linux.
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by hiphopyo 11y ago
Speaking about new features -- what I'd like to see is the ability to remove items from my public profile / activities list. Often I make mistakes. Often I do stuff I don't want the public to see, and I'd rather not have
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by hiphopyo 11y ago
Awesome! Hoping for quick updates to the OpenBSD and FreeBSD ports.
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by hiphopyo 11y ago
There's also Donepezil, a drug similar to the one from the movie Limitless (2011). http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2593268/The-d... - Donepezil is used to improve memory function in Alzhe
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by hiphopyo 11y ago
Does this bring us any closer to warp drives?
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by hiphopyo 11y ago
Hasn't Peek ( https://github.com/peek/peek ) sorta replaced Rack-Mini-Profiler?

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