peter_tonoli

Australasian New Car Assessment Program https://www.ancap.com.au/

In Australia, it's called 'recommended retail price'.

There's Conan for the Apple //e https://archive.org/details/wozaday_Conan ?

Not sure where you've got the 'few dozen' number from - that's not to my experience. Tandberg quote "1,000,000 passes on any area of tape, equates to over 20,000 end to end passes/260 full tape backup" http://www.tandbergdata.com/default/assets/File/Data_Sheets/...

Have you considered Matomo? https://matomo.org/

Slirp was the equivalent of a userland, and user accessible version of SLIP. It allowed end users, to have IP equivalent connectivity if they had a shell account.

This was in the days when people had dial-in accounts to a shell, and wanted to use Mosaic web browser on their machines.

> The memory diagnostic app shows the "Other" section constantly growing and not being released.

Sure it's not 'the memory diagnostic app' that's wrong?

And how many just use self-signed certificates?

Under 'about', the rationale for STARTTLS is listed, which includes, but isn't exclusive to the HSTS like list:

  - Increase STARTTLS adoption
  - Increase the number of mailservers that actually validate certificates
  - Maintain a STARTTLS Policy List to help prevent downgrade attacks on email services.

Thanks for the suggestion - Done :-)

lobste.rs is my go to..

Wildcard certificates.

Before we get the pitchforks out, what was on your repo? Is there a copy of your repo somewhere else?

Not for me (AU).

Other jurisdictions, such as Australia, require identity checks http://acma.gov.au/Citizen/Phones/Mobile/Prepaid-mobiles/new...

Tried the default how-to from GitHub? It's pretty good - https://pages.github.com/

TLS 1.3 is too "modern".

How is babby formed?

Unless it creates a 'thundering herd', everyone downloading the update simultaneously, killing throughput.

I've created a full 'awesome' list of Pledge resources at https://github.com/PeterTonoli/awesome-pledge

"Twitter outage prevents Twitter fans from griping about Twitter outage" (http://arstechnica.co.uk/information-technology/2016/01/twit...)

Works fine here..

Check out the TLS certificate chain at https://signed.bad.horse too!

Similar to this is the survey of all trees in The City of Melbourne http://melbourneurbanforestvisual.com.au/#mapexplore , that also gives viewers the opportunity to email each tree.

This reminds me of Surfraw http://surfraw.alioth.debian.org/ by Julian Assange. Surfraw searches Google, Altavista, Babelfish, Dejanews, Freshmeat, Research Index, Slashdot and many others on the command line.

Coincidentally (?), You Don't Want XTS (2014) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9312599 was re-posted today, opining on this question.

This, tangentally at least, reminds me of a post by JWZ http://www.jwz.org/blog/2014/04/the-awful-thing-about-gettin... about poor design decisions in gnome screensaver causing vulnerabilities, again and again.

Presumably this is marketed to get around data sovereignty / Patriot Act issues. Sadly, the fact that LastPass is a US company, trumps these protection measures.

This sounds similar to imposter syndrome http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome

Sorry, but how does Google ads mediation have anything to do with stickers and the like? I fail to see the connection.