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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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Ben Thompson, likening Facebook to the printing press: â... the printing press effectively overthrew the First Estate, leading to the establishment of nation-states and the creation and empowerment of a new nobility[, the Second Estate]. The implication of overthrowing the Second Estate, via the empowerment of commoners[, the Third Estate], is almost too radical to imagine.â A fascinating perspective . The First Estate did not ..
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Repository: @knadh/otpgateway GitHub release page: v2.4.0 Changelog e2641ae Add max_attempts, ttl in params
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We got an interesting question from a customer today, and I think the answer might be helpful to a wider audience. Python 2 will reach end of life in two months. This shouldn’t be news to anyone who hasn’t been living under a rock, and plans are in place to use Python 3 in Noetic (whereas ROS 2 has always used Python 3). However, the question from our customer was this: What does that mean for existing ROS 1 distributions (Kinetic and Melod..
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One Dimensional Heat Equation via SUNDIALS and Haskell
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This is a short example of how to use SUNDIALS to solve a simple partial differential equation in Haskell via the hmatrix-sundials library. The example is taken from the C examples that come with the SUNDIALS source. Here’s the full blog. I’ll give a better URL soonish.
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Repository: @knadh/otpgateway GitHub release page: v2.3.0 Changelog 9bac24b Merge branch ‘master’ of github.com:knadh/otpgateway ebefc48 Merge pull request #10 from joeirimpan/master 2bd4a83 feat: Ensure provider interface is satified across providers b7497ad fix(smtp): Satisfy provider interface
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Robinhood doesn’t have fractional dividends or automatic dividend reinvestments, so I have to figure out what I want to do with those pennies I’ve been earning as dividends.
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I've long been an advocate of Continuous Deployment, but it's always felt somewhat out of reach. I've come close with projects that have had…
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Recently I got rid of my virtual IPFire firewall and setup a Netgate SG1100 as my home firewall. I did this mainly because the NIC on the IPFire host NUC was starting to fail, also we use Pfsense at work and it's good to be able to tinker on a common platform. As my email server was virtualized on the same host NUC as my firewall I switched my virtual modoboa email server install to the docker-mailserver project. This makes my mail ....
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Recently I got rid of my virtual IPFire firewall and setup a Netgate SG1100 as my home firewall. I did this mainly because the NIC on the IPFire host NUC was starting to fail, also we use Pfsense at work and it's good to be able to tinker on a common platform. As my email server was virtualized on the same host NUC as my firewall I switched my virtual modoboa email server install to the docker-mailserver project. This makes my mail ....
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Recently I got rid of my virtual IPFire firewall and setup a Netgate SG1100 as my home firewall. I did this mainly because the NIC on the IPFire host NUC was starting to fail, also we use Pfsense at work and it's good to be able to tinker on a common platform. As my email server was virtualized on the same host NUC as my firewall I switched my virtual modoboa email server install to the docker-mailserver project. This makes my mail ....
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Recently I got rid of my virtual IPFire firewall and setup a Netgate SG1100 as my home firewall. I did this mainly because the NIC on the IPFire host NUC was starting to fail, also we use Pfsense at work and it's good to be able to tinker on a common platform. As my email server was virtualized on the same host NUC as my firewall I switched my virtual modoboa email server install to the docker-mailserver project. This makes my mail ....
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Jude Robinson over at Coderwall posted quick fixes for two long-time annoyances with bash, one for tab completion — case insensitivity and having to double-tap the Tab key to view partial matches — along with what I will call contextual command history: the ability to type cd and then use the arrow keys to work through all previous entries that started with cd. Finally. Permalink.
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Fitbit has discontinued their Fitbit One step trackers, which seems like a good opportunity to step back and reflect on wearing one for the last decade or so. I’ve enjoyed using Fitbit trackers, but the One devices seemed like they broke down too often. I’m pretty proud that I ended up earning all the activity-related […]
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We have written before on Brave’s performance, energy and bandwidth benefits for the user. Brave Shields is our primary mechanism for protecting user privacy, but many users know by now that ad and tracker blocking (or just ad blocking for short) makes the web faster and generally better for them. So far Brave’s estimates of the users’ time saved have been very conservative and somewhat naive: we take the total number of ads and trackers bl..
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How two board games shape the concept of conflict in the western world and China. Let’s start with two photos: Who won? Try and guess who won in the two games. In the first picture, even if you don’t understand the game you can guess who won. You can tell that the white is smashing the black into a corner. And has more pieces in play. Chess is a game based on domination.
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Sun Moon Lake Tea: Why is it so good? (Spiritual Travels) . Taipei, 2019 . Why You Should Remote Work in Taiwan .
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The people of the Seventh Mountain worship the “new gods”. They have a religion that is based on ‘The Book of Hanai Suyuu Nozuma ‘ and promises a fairer game. At first we concluded that there were some issues with the Grand Eliyahu (a deity) which outweigh his inhabitants dumb. Their assistance has been huge. […]
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Recently I was working on a few chat interfaces, and the general layout is typical to what you would see in most chat applications. There would be an input…
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I love Go for many reasons, but this part is still itching me: I postulate that this Go idiom is a burden on our mental capacity: if err != nil { return nil } Error handling is at a tension between two different developer needs. On the one hand, error handling is very annoying and distracting when working on a constructively formulated use case. On the other hand, not dealing with it correctly means that the program blows up i....
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I love Go for many reasons, but this part is still itching me: I postulate that this Go idiom is a burden on our mental capacity: if err != nil { return nil } Error handling is at a tension between two different developer needs. On the one hand, error handling is very annoying and distracting when working on a constructively formulated use case. On the other hand, not dealing with it correctly means that the program blows up i....
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I love Go for many reasons, but this part is still itching me: I postulate that this Go idiom is a burden on our mental capacity: if err != nil { return nil } Error handling is at a tension between two different developer needs. On the one hand, error handling is very annoying and distracting when working on a constructively formulated use case. On the other hand, not dealing with it correctly means that the program blows up i....
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Jason and Nikki Wynn wrote a fantastic article that explains how they get Internet access on their sailboat. I spend a lot of time thinking about this, as I prepare to one day build and live in my own RV . I have an article in the works that outlines a few different approaches, as well as my own plan. In brief, though, I plan to use a dedicated LTE modem for my primary connection, with a satellite link as a fallback. This will give me a st..
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In a previous post I mentioned swapping my backups to restic . Since then, I've found my B2 storage costs increased substantially and wanted to figure out why.
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