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Caddy supports it, and has quite a bit written about it: https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#encrypted-clien...

What about this? https://f-droid.org/packages/co.adityarajput.notifilter

The website this post is on is a wiki that explains how to solve a lot of different puzzles like the rubix cube.

Watched it with some friends on shrooms for the first time. Incredible. All the movies we watched after it that night felt bland and uninteresting.

Why wouldn't we want jobs to be automated exactly?

I think the point is that amino is just one public ipfs dht, so they renamed it, so that other public ipfs dhts can exist without confusion.

How can Linux be a niche use case for git if git was made as a version control system for Linux?

The thread continues and he actually got through all of them.

I found this a few weeks ago: https://github.com/mlvzk/manix

Isn't P always the same? Or is it shared before the exchange?

Edit: just looked it up and the base point for curve25519 is x=9 so no point in recovering it.

Or maybe they simply didn't want to risk personal money on some bet about the state of security at their job. I wouldn't take the bet even if thought the security was good.

Wouldn't ipfs be a good fit for this?

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Why do you think it's hard? Waydroid is very good.

Wasn't compiz renamed to picom a while a go?

Why would torrenting be less safe?

They make it sound like some kind of deadly disease.

This looks really cool, but I hope they go for the kakoune style commands like helix.

I've switched to helix, from neovim and I can say that I like the commands much more. It feels like they took vim commands and made them much more consistent. Plus the UX is so good, lsp out of the box and all. In neovim I always feelt like my config was missing something but helix feels good without even touching the config. Much recommended.

omg that has to be the worst explanation of a piece of software that I've seen in a long while

Why is free as beer questionable? Do you expect to monetize the free beer that someone gives you?