Yep, seems like they did not anticipated the demand for their little WWW server :D
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Teens make 'impossible' mathematical discovery unproven for 2,000 years -
I hate linux. I hate SSL more.I had similar setup with certbot nginx and several services spanning 3 machines. There are some hickups from time to time but mostly it works. Surprisingly because it is not like I am linux admin.
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Goodbye, Clean CodeQuote:
resizeTopLeft(position, size, preserveAspect, dx, dy) { // 10 repetitive lines of math }, resizeTopRight(position, size, preserveAspect, dx, dy) { // 10 repetitive lines of math },
Seriously. I can came up with similarly invented, just for sake of an article, artificial code to 'prove' theory that stand in the opposition to the one shown in the article. This is just a clickbait and a waste of time. :thumbsdown:
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Linux in 2020: 27.8 million lines of code in the kernel, 1.3 million in SystemDOf linux? If you like white text on a black screen like in 70s sure.
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C# 8 interfaces: Static membersProbably Microsoft needs it for Android or iOS. Or at least this was the case with interface default implementations.
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Smart lock has a security vulnerability that leaves homes open for attacksof course
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Smart lock has a security vulnerability that leaves homes open for attacksWow great project. Thanks!
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Microsoft: We're creating a new Rust-based programming language for secure codingR#? Oh wait...
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We could still have a 'Year of the Linux desktop'Quote:
"Why are the two APIs for basic file management? Why are you asking ISVs to do double the work?"
Seriously, is he first to ask this? I was thinking the same thing since I am playing with linux server for almost a year. Ubuntu installation have like 4 different desktops environments. There are probably like a dozen VNC servers. None of them works out of the box. Even if many, many things works out-of-the-box many more itches the hell out of you i.e. dark them in debian causes on some websites to render white letters in white input fields :omg: Some applications uses apt, some snap, some docker, some appimages, some others etc. What is great about FOSS world is IMO its biggest weakness.
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Google plans to offer checking accounts next yearQuote:
Google, however, has been quick to claim that it won’t sell checking account financial data to advertisers, and it added that it doesn’t currently use Google Pay data for advertising purposes.
Yes I am sure they do not! Corporations never lies!
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Blazor Server in .NET Core 3.0 scenarios and performanceQuote:
As the user interacts with the app, the UI events are sent to the server over the connection to be handled by the various components that make up the app. When a component handles a UI event, it’s rendered based on its updated state.
Oh I saw that somewhere. Oh yes. WebForms :-D
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GNU Project developers object to Richard M Stallman's continued leadershipKent Sharkey wrote:
I'm an idiot
Do not that hard on your self :) Mistakes happen :)
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GNU Project developers object to Richard M Stallman's continued leadershipIt redirects to https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-49962133 I guess Stallman is to much controversy now ;)
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Richard Stallman’s 10 suggestions to MicrosoftDon't defend Epstein clients?
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Why scientists tried — and failed — to make a knife out of frozen poopThat was shitty job to do. :)
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The BBC joins up with Google, Facebook, and Twitter to try to tackle misinformation onlineGiants, experts in censorship and manipulation fights misinformation. And surprisingly just before USA presidential campaign if I am not mistaken. Communists regime also was fighting misinformation and propaganda. Orwell was a visionary...
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Free software advocate Richard Stallman spoke at Microsoft Research this weekQuote:
Because, in that case, the only real conclusion we can come to is that Microsoft still thinks it can kill Linux and FOSS - it's just in the early stages of a classic gambit from the Microsoft playbook: Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
Yeah. Probably. Few years and everybody will use MS Linux :)
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Google’s new reCAPTCHA has a dark sideI hate google captcha now. I will hate it even more in the future I guess...
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Thoughts on Let's Encrypt for SSLMarc Clifton wrote:
Perusing the source, it's definitely not a hobby project, imo.
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This project is work in progress. It works, but probably still has many bugs and needs more testing. If you are just looking for a Let's Encrypt client or a more mature project, then you should take a look at these projects:
For me looks like hobby project. I am not saying that it not works. Description from the author sends a signal: 'do not use it at home' :)
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Thoughts on Let's Encrypt for SSLMarc Clifton wrote:
I see this is just a some hobby project.
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PKISharp
I probably would have to create my own certificate installer for OS and IIS right? For now Let's Encrypt doing this for me :)
Marc Clifton wrote:
Richard's post on PKISharp is definitely on my list to investigate!
Do you have a link?
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