haven't heard about dns-account-01, thanks! Heard only about dns-persist-01. I meant to say that CAA record can also specify account, or at least Let’s Encrypt docs mention it[1]. So unless attacker has access to…
Agreed. On the other hand, these DV certificates only claim to verify who _controls_ the domain. Probably, you can agree that hosting provider and government can also control the domain, no? :) Moreover, with dns-01,…
> http-01 Good point, I forgot about that! But then CAA record might help, I guess, if you specify your accounturi?
I think having multiple authoritative DNS servers in different networks might help with this. I'm not sure how CAs deal with situations when a domain has several authoritative DNS servers, but not all of them respond…
I've seen few places accepting only cash or cards from a local payment processor. And it looks like local payment processor takes about 0.16% from each transaction. So I assume that if they were accepting more expensive…
Turns out, Wayland has wl-copy: https://man.archlinux.org/man/wl-copy.1 (i was also interested :)
timestamp corresponds to Oct 08 2025, so probably the last time the file was modified
not OP, but my current solution is to have a link which says "click to show email", with javascript handler that changes that link's href (and text) to email address, which is somehow computed. For example, by taking…
not OP, but for some it might be availability of latest versions packages (say, you've heard about new major version of Bash or Vim being released today, and wondering how soon it might be available in your distro…
i initially misread "2015" as "2025", too... But no, it was part of SQLite for ten years already!
interesting, but can't you use "Index On Expression" <https://sqlite.org/expridx.html>? i.e. something like this: CREATE INDEX idx_events_type ON events(json_extract(data, '$.type'))? i guess caveat here is that slight…
To be fair to Arch, you can always subscribe to their RSS or mailing list if you want to be notified about breaking changes
Let's start with an extreme example: each day more people die in traffic accidents, than by falling from a 10-story building. But still, we all can agree that driving a car is safer than falling from a building. Why?…
I like your comparison with self-built storage, but comparing $20/TB/month with other CLOUD offerings, we see: * hetzner storage box starts from $4/month for 1TB, and then goes down to $2.4/TB/month if you rent a 10TB…
Just now it was 4th on HN fromt page, and now it's gone... Interesting how it works - I was expecting it would use Volume Shadow Copy, but no, it's something different: > By using WindowsNT Driver technology, Snapshot…
wobbly windows - did you know that they're still available in modern KDE Plasma Desktop Environment? No need to actually miss them! :) https://userbase.kde.org/Tips/Enable_fun_desktop_effects_on_...
From the article: > Servers store passwords in the form of hashes, so even if a hacker steals the database, they see the hashes, not the actual password. So as I understand it, the article assumes that someone hacked a…
> "server side rendering" with a GPU instead of sending more JavaScript Some 7~10 years ago I remember I saw somewhere (maybe here on HN) a website which did exactly this: you gave it an URL - it downloaded a webpage…
I'd buy such a device. Currently in holding on to my last pair of SSDs from pre-QLC era, refusing to buy anything new
can it be fairphone?
I was bitten by too-short commit messages few times already, when someone asks me "why is it done this way?" - I check git history to find my own 3-year-old commit with message "it should be done this way"... Since then…
> Communications between country leaders were fast and reliable Maybe they were fast enough by 1939 standards, but it seems that in 1960s communication between Moscow and Washington was considered to be "not fast…
recently I learned that reading the article through archive.is shows the whole content: https://archive.is/Eea8R
> some of these companies after success in China are working to sell and be competitive in the US and Europe. Just out of curiosity: can't these companies be sued by the IP holding company when they try to sell outside…
Oh, thanks for pointing me to it! And thanks for the comment. Indeed, I was thinking about countries like Russia, where US three-letter agencies don't have extradition power, as far as I know (thinking about Snowden).…
haven't heard about dns-account-01, thanks! Heard only about dns-persist-01. I meant to say that CAA record can also specify account, or at least Let’s Encrypt docs mention it[1]. So unless attacker has access to…
Agreed. On the other hand, these DV certificates only claim to verify who _controls_ the domain. Probably, you can agree that hosting provider and government can also control the domain, no? :) Moreover, with dns-01,…
> http-01 Good point, I forgot about that! But then CAA record might help, I guess, if you specify your accounturi?
I think having multiple authoritative DNS servers in different networks might help with this. I'm not sure how CAs deal with situations when a domain has several authoritative DNS servers, but not all of them respond…
I've seen few places accepting only cash or cards from a local payment processor. And it looks like local payment processor takes about 0.16% from each transaction. So I assume that if they were accepting more expensive…
Turns out, Wayland has wl-copy: https://man.archlinux.org/man/wl-copy.1 (i was also interested :)
timestamp corresponds to Oct 08 2025, so probably the last time the file was modified
not OP, but my current solution is to have a link which says "click to show email", with javascript handler that changes that link's href (and text) to email address, which is somehow computed. For example, by taking…
not OP, but for some it might be availability of latest versions packages (say, you've heard about new major version of Bash or Vim being released today, and wondering how soon it might be available in your distro…
i initially misread "2015" as "2025", too... But no, it was part of SQLite for ten years already!
interesting, but can't you use "Index On Expression" <https://sqlite.org/expridx.html>? i.e. something like this: CREATE INDEX idx_events_type ON events(json_extract(data, '$.type'))? i guess caveat here is that slight…
To be fair to Arch, you can always subscribe to their RSS or mailing list if you want to be notified about breaking changes
Let's start with an extreme example: each day more people die in traffic accidents, than by falling from a 10-story building. But still, we all can agree that driving a car is safer than falling from a building. Why?…
I like your comparison with self-built storage, but comparing $20/TB/month with other CLOUD offerings, we see: * hetzner storage box starts from $4/month for 1TB, and then goes down to $2.4/TB/month if you rent a 10TB…
Just now it was 4th on HN fromt page, and now it's gone... Interesting how it works - I was expecting it would use Volume Shadow Copy, but no, it's something different: > By using WindowsNT Driver technology, Snapshot…
wobbly windows - did you know that they're still available in modern KDE Plasma Desktop Environment? No need to actually miss them! :) https://userbase.kde.org/Tips/Enable_fun_desktop_effects_on_...
From the article: > Servers store passwords in the form of hashes, so even if a hacker steals the database, they see the hashes, not the actual password. So as I understand it, the article assumes that someone hacked a…
> "server side rendering" with a GPU instead of sending more JavaScript Some 7~10 years ago I remember I saw somewhere (maybe here on HN) a website which did exactly this: you gave it an URL - it downloaded a webpage…
I'd buy such a device. Currently in holding on to my last pair of SSDs from pre-QLC era, refusing to buy anything new
can it be fairphone?
I was bitten by too-short commit messages few times already, when someone asks me "why is it done this way?" - I check git history to find my own 3-year-old commit with message "it should be done this way"... Since then…
> Communications between country leaders were fast and reliable Maybe they were fast enough by 1939 standards, but it seems that in 1960s communication between Moscow and Washington was considered to be "not fast…
recently I learned that reading the article through archive.is shows the whole content: https://archive.is/Eea8R
> some of these companies after success in China are working to sell and be competitive in the US and Europe. Just out of curiosity: can't these companies be sued by the IP holding company when they try to sell outside…
Oh, thanks for pointing me to it! And thanks for the comment. Indeed, I was thinking about countries like Russia, where US three-letter agencies don't have extradition power, as far as I know (thinking about Snowden).…