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Seems to be fixed now.

Lines of code is a pretty bad metric.

XMLUI reminds me of XUL (XML User Interface Language)

If this could be hosted on GH pages, is there any demo link?

There is a difference if the type is used inside a structure.

Was way easier after deactivating the Android night light.

The linked youtube video may answer some of your questions.

Note that the git conflict markers have nothing to do with Github but are generated by git itself (the commmand line client running locally on your machine).

Related: Is there already a .postcode toplevel domain?

I would love to know, how your captive portal is getting a valid certificate for https://google.com.

The problem is: If the first connection of the client is a https connection, your captive portal has no possibility to redirect this request to the portal.

Or py-kms.

Obligatory link to the OpenWRT Wiki about this device: https://openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-wr841nd

Note: That there are many better devices available for hacking with more Flash and RAM f.e. something like this: https://openwrt.org/toh/gl.inet/gl-mt300n_v2

This looks alot like https://xkcd.com/927/

It's per "delivered image". I think that it will count each variant as one delivery.

There is a version from superhouse.tv with the same pms5003 sensor: https://www.superhouse.tv/39-diy-air-quality-sensor-part-2-d...

See also this: https://github.com/Hypfer/esp8266-vindriktning-particle-sens...

The article only talks about Windows 11 Home. There might be exceptions for a Pro version.

How do I change the baud rate on this thing? Without recompiling and flashing the firmware?

The author does not seem to know f.e. Erlang.

Relevant section of the RFC: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5322#section-3.6.3

Doesn't this enable ksm, instead of disabling it like the article suggests?

  echo 1 > /sys/kernel/mm/ksm/run

You are talking about certificates with subject alternative names. SAN has nothing to do with SNI (server name identification).

Do you have some examples for tools to handle the deobfuscation stuff?

Yes, that's what I am doing. The problem is, how to preserve the state of the migrations when the user updates the django version.

The upgrade process of south was pretty shitty.

The documentation was telling something like: Ensure you applied all previous migrations and then start from scratch. Thats not an upgrade path. It may work for standalone web applications, but I have a python project (packaged as deb/rpm package and using the packaged django version of different distributions) that should work with multiple django versions and the user may upgrade the django version at any point.

I had to write raw sql statements to get the mirgration status of south (after the upgrade, without a working version of south anymore) and "fake" apply the migrations of the new native solution.

Then a new round is started and the final board is removed.

The certificates are signed with a SOAP-API. The the individual institutions do not have the keys for the sub-CAs.

The DFN will change this praxis while migrating to a new root certificate from "Deutsche Telekom" until 2019, but the staff at my university has major headaches. It's far more easier to document, that the members of the university should only trust (e.g. enter their password on) sites with a certificate signed by a CA with the same name as the university.

Or take a class name from: http://www.classnamer.com/