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hda111··on Tell HN: Spammed by a Hacker News Enthusiast
But there is also the problem that some people don’t want to wait multiple minutes or hours for an email, like password reset emails. I see too many disadvantages.
hda111··on OctoPrint: Snappy web interface for your 3D printer
Do you use an OTA updater that is already available (open source) for Yocto Project or did you write your own?
hda111··on Podman 4.2.0
Docker can’t really support Socket Activation for containers because it is build around the docker daemon that fulfills similar tasks as systemd. They could only copy the concept to dockerd.
hda111··on Why I built a dictionary app
I like the app but why can’t I copy text from my notebook? Not even the system-wide gesture from iOS (three finger tap) works.
hda111··on Show HN: Reduce SQLite database size by up to 80% with transparent compression
I love the idea. Can I use it with Django projects somehow?
hda111··on GitJournal: Mobile first Markdown notes synchronized with Git
I personally wouldn’t put “easy” and “git” in one sentence. To sync it’s too much typing requires and possible conflicts need to be resolved.
hda111··on Permissive forwarding rule leads to unintentional exposure of containers (2021)
You should try podman instead. The rootless version obviously can’t bypass UFW. When I tested podman as root it also didn’t punch holes into UFW. Not sure how it is today however.
hda111··on Minikube now supports rootless podman driver for running Kubernetes
Docker’s containerd is different in many ways from the normal version
hda111··on Ubuntu Core 22 is now available – optimised for IoT and embedded devices
You can’t really compare the two wrt IoT. For Debian you need an additional OTA update mechanism. Luckily rauc is in the Debian repos but you still need to setup everything yourself: A/B partitioning etc.
hda111··on Internet Explorer 11 has retired and is officially out of support
Look like browsers can only exist as monopoly.
hda111··on Tell HN: My wife was banned from WhatsApp without reason or recourse
And the messages are just entries in a local sqlite database. Can’t I just forge a message locally and report it in hope the other person will be banned? At least in the Signal app (WhatsApp uses a similar crypto) all messages have plausible deniability, nobody can prove they are real or forged because the signature will be deleted as soon as the message is received.
hda111··on Tell HN: My wife was banned from WhatsApp without reason or recourse
Signal
hda111··on Apple Unveils M2
Intel != Apple Silicon
hda111··on Continuous glucose monitoring on the Apple Watch
Depends on where you are I guess. Here in Germany you can just buy the Freestyle Libre 3 without prescription/ subscription.
hda111··on I made a tool to automate your Twitter DMs
I would unfollow anyone that messages me only because I followed them. Especially when it’s an automatic message.
hda111··on Long Covid risk falls only slightly after vaccination, study shows
What medications cause anxiety and depression?
hda111··on Ubuntu 22.04 Root on ZFS
So sad that zsys is deprecated now. For me this means: No more snapshots to select in GRUB. They should at least keep this functionality.
hda111··on Smaller is better – The rise, fall, and rise of flat file software
Does this work even when the Postgres is updated to a newer version? This would make me want to use docker as well.
hda111··on Rustdesk – Remote desktop software, an open source TeamViewer alternative
Isn’t it the point of software like this, to connect through firewalls? Never saw an option like this in TeamViewer or AnyDesk.
hda111··on Happy Birthday, Libera Chat
A fork would imply it had copied all user accounts and channels. But this didn’t happen.
hda111··on Computer work lying down comfortably with a home-made stand over the bed
I don’t think focus would be a problem but sleeping problems. When body is accustomed to stay awake even when lying then it’s much harder to fall asleep.
hda111··on Fritzing is an open-source electronic design tool
It’s very obvious that you need to pay to download. Open source doesn’t meant it’s free.
hda111··on Abcdesktop – a cloud native desktopless system
> Next thing, you'll see announced a platform for reusable container services that can be dynamically linked from other containers

I think that wouldn’t be a bad idea. It’s good for RAM and disk space usage while still isolating processes. Would be useful for IoT devices without much memory or space that still have to run docker.

hda111··on Abcdesktop – a cloud native desktopless system
Good point. Since the Travis incident I don’t give any app write access to anything.
hda111··on Show HN: Caddy v2.5.0
Interesting. I will have to try it out. From my experience lego is not very reliable so I understand their point.
hda111··on Show HN: Caddy v2.5.0
Why isn’t caddy using the lego library for ACME and does their own stuff? It seems lego has better support for all kind of providers.
hda111··on 10 years since Google said to “hang tight” about Linux support for Google Drive
To be even more confusing, it’s also possible to chat and video conference with the Gmail app. But maybe this changes tomorrow who knows?
hda111··on Cryptocurrency as a cybersecurity alarm
Some sanctioned countries are financially motivated. But they also tend to sit on zero-day exploits worth billions so they probably don’t want to be detected before evidence is destroyed completely. They will be very careful what to do.
hda111··on Firefox on Ubuntu 22.04 from .deb (not from snap)
Thanks for letting us know. Will use the snap then.
hda111··on Apple Discontinues macOS Server
This project seems to use the same API as Server.app to obtain the push certificate automatically and a Dovecot plugin as available as well.

https://github.com/freswa/dovecot-xaps-daemon

https://github.com/freswa/dovecot-xaps-plugin

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