Who cares? I’m not selling things, I have no idea where email goes on someone else’s server, spam, straight to bin, whatever, recipient gets it and reads it or not. If they are so not interested in my message that they never read it, well, life goes on nothing was lost.
Share and embed 3D models anywhere online
For anyone that never heard about sketchfab and never will again.
It never was a question can/can’t and always was is it economically and politically viable to continue $current_war. usa is certainly capable, there seems to be little will to actually fight in a war beyond showing off ‘we are still cool and powerful believe us’.
Some U.S. military officers, though, argue that drones are particularly deadly in this war because it has reached a stalemate with little battlefield movement. In a war of maneuver, the tank and other armor would come back into its own, they say.
That’s the neat part, you can’t maneuver, that’s why armor is virtually non-existent in engagements beyond being an artillery or slowly moving transport.
‘Hedgehog’ style defence for tanks and other armor actually works, and it takes a lot of effort to kill one of those, but they aren’t doing anything interesting and you can’t leave it alive unless there is total fire control on your side.
I can, they are supported by owrt.
alias nano='nano -A -D -E -F -T 4 -Z -g -i -l -m -q -t -% -_'
and you need to enable syntax highlighting in nanorc (not all distros enable it by default)
include /usr/share/nano/*.nanorc
also there are additional/improved rules for highlighting here https://github.com/galenguyer/nano-syntax-highlighting and you can rebind every key, but it seems that it doesn’t support ‘chaining’ of keys nor multiple modifier keys at the same time.
It isn’t.
At least they should have good openwrt support!
Both nano and emacs suffer from the same problem - bad defaults. You need to pass like ten options to nano for it to work as expected to edit configuration files and small scripts.
# nano --help | tail -n1
-/ --modernbindings Use better-known key bindings
# cat /etc/debian_version
13.6
Nano has proper copy/pate, it works identical to any text editor. Mark -> copy/cut -> paste
I’m a kagi user and never heard of it, wouldn’t try either.
Sunglasses dont do ‘absolitely nothing’.
It prints worse than it looks, right?
Yeah, you need to first damage them, then threat of additional damage to them and their immediate families will work.
Those things are pretty normal? I’m almost sure they are described in the official documentation.
That’s how root certs work, m*scovians will abuse it.
At first you were concerned about backup access, there are multiple facrors of backup access.
Regarding other issues, you either use disk encryption (and a lot of other things as well) and accept these concerns as part of the deal or you dont use it. That’s why actual security involves threat modeling and mitigation. Encryption by itself gives little more then headache.
Sad, he is a very cool and competent guy, he has a really good blog iirc.
I think you have a problem with reading comprehension.
I said who cares if google throws something to spam, that’s not my problem, that’s google and recepients problem. I’m running my own email server, I’ve been running corporate mailservers and personal before. You don’t control other peoples infrastructure and google is by far not the worst gatekeeper in email world, insane whitelist configurations, spamhaus, whatever weirdness like recieving only from specific subdomains. Running email isn’t hard, just stop being a perfectionist about some metric that shouldn’t be measured to start with.