linuxalien

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   by linuxalien 2y ago

   Does anyone have tool suggestions for manging these dependencies for legacy applications that aren't setup for webpack and similar tools. Lots of legacy sites still use things like jQuery and jquery-ui which don't work nicely in w
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   by linuxalien 2y ago

   Unfortunately not. If there is a 0 day vulnerability, or you're running an older version of a browser for a known patched issue, you may find yourself with a remote code execution, or 0 click download. Or it could be another kind of ex
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   by linuxalien 3y ago

   I've not used Toolbox that other commenters are mentioning, but there is an unofficial ppa. https://github.com/JonasGroeger/jetbrains-ppa . I used to do basically the same thing, build our own deb packages for use
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   by linuxalien 3y ago

   This is the kind of tool I like. Not sure what kind of edge case I've hit though. Trip from Perth to Exmouth in Western Australia, leaving 1:13pm UTC+1000, ends up suggesting the wrong side. Preferred Seating : Left Side 1250 km /
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   by linuxalien 3y ago

   Mailhardener and dmarcdigests are 2 that I've used. Dmarcdigests also has a free version through postmark that sends you a summary email weekly instead of a dashboard. I personally like mailhardener, I felt the dashboard was better and