defulmere

From what I can tell this service will only check website certificates.

Can anyone recommend a similar service that doesn't have this limitation, ie one that can check certificates on SMTP, IMAP, and other protocols that aren't HTTPS?

Decided to check the QR codes in the image at the top of the article:

- never - gonna - give - you - up

Rickrolled by QR!

The author had me until he mentioned installing ripgrep *temporarily*.

Stopped there because I don't do heresy.

Pixelfed (federated network similar to Instagram) made a similar move about a month ago:

https://mastodon.social/@pixelfed/106161269947338845

I missed the counts at first, but after a week or so I stopped noticing.

> Though you can tell macOS to launch it in low resolution mode and that does help a lot.

I never knew about this trick. Just tried it and it bumped Inkscape's performance on my 2015 MBP from "not quite usable" to "usable enough" for my occasional design needs. Thanks!

Dangit, there should have been an ASCII block character in that second printf. Here's a version with an asterisk instead:

  atopsar -p | grep ":[0-9]\{2\}\s\+[0-9]" | awk '{printf("\n%s %6.2f ",$1, $5); for (i = 0; i<$5; i++) {printf("*")}}'; echo

gracias

My favorite is piping stuff into awk to make bar graphs. Here's system load from atopsar for the current day:

  atopsar -p | tail -n +7 | grep '\S' | awk '{printf("\n%s %6.2f ",$1, $5); for (i = 0; i<$5; i++) {printf("")}}'; echo

sample: https://gist.github.com/defulmere/bec1aef40ca4cddb5c421ffa5f...

Sean from Opalstack here, just want to say that we're ready for you and that we're thrilled to see our former WF customers heading our way!

We've got automated WebFaction migrations ready to go for Wordpress sites, MySQL databases, and generic PHP apps. Those are part of a suite of migration tools that are under rapid development, with the goal of having a one-step (or close to that) migration for any WF customer who wants to move over to our service.

Interesting feature, but it seems to work only when opening the file from Finder.

If you open the file from within the application itself (I tested with Pages) or via an external app (Terminal, LaunchBar, etc) then it opens the original.

Wow, it didn't take them long to dumb down https://keybase.io - no mention of all of the cool nerdy crypto stuff, git, etc at all, now it's just another chat app.

"Cribbing support replies from a website" is a pretty good example of what not to do.

I've been working my way through the Modern Javascript course at Execute Program, so far so good:

https://www.executeprogram.com/courses/modern-javascript

Came here to post that link :)

I've tried this and while it really does seem effective for a minute or so for me, I'm still not convinced that it's not just an auditory illusion, like the tinnitus is somehow pushed aside by the sensation of the sudden (comparative) silence that starts the instant that you stop drumming on the back of your head.

tl;dr they're paid to serve ads based on anonymized search terms

https://support.startpage.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Artic...

That milk issue is ridiculous. Nut milk has been referred to as such since the middle ages or earlier.

guilty as charged :)

I'm part of a team of former WebFaction employees that is building the alternative you want!

https://launch.opalstack.com

:)