TobyGiacometti
Re:Backblaze B2 Down
on Friday February 12, 2021 @05:46PM (#26119433)
I wonder why backblazeb2.com is registered with GoDaddy but backblaze.com with Enom...
Backblaze B2 Down
iRedMail – Free, Open Source Mail Server Solution
noti: Cross-platform CLI utility for triggering desktop notifications
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Too Good to Go: An App for Fighting Food Waste
Ledger, a powerful command-line accounting system
Re:Spybot Anti-Beacon: Disable Tracking/Telemetry in Windows
on Saturday August 31, 2019 @05:15AM (#20845344)
Gaming is also one of the main reasons why I still have a Windows box. However, thanks to https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton, this might be less of a problem in the future.
Spybot Anti-Beacon: Disable Tracking/Telemetry in Windows
Nvidia Driver Slimming Utility
Duplicacy: A lock-free deduplication cloud backup tool
Vdirsyncer: Sync and Backup Tool for CalDAV and CardDAV
Passepartout: Open-Source OpenVPN Client for iOS
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Re:Ask HN: How do you handle the fear of complexity?
on Friday May 12, 2017 @10:36AM (#14324271)
I think the first thing is to realize that this is normal. Whenever you start something that is outside of your comfort zone, you will most likely feel discomfort. So, trying to get rid of something that is normal won't really work :) However, what you can do is change the way you look at this discomfort. Ask yourself where it is coming from. Are you maybe afraid that you will fail? Once you see what causes the anxiety, you can start seeing it for what it is: just a feeling that comes and goes.
Create Portable Web Development Environments in 5 Minutes
ExifTool: cross-platform metadata reading and editing tool for images and videos
Autoprefixer: Parse CSS and add vendor prefixes to rules
Re:OfflineIMAP: sync and backup tool for IMAP
on Friday April 28, 2017 @04:20PM (#14222742)
I have just checked how much it uses on my side: doesn't go above 50%, but I do consider that pretty high and can totally understand how it could use 100% with bigger mailboxes. For me, this was never a problem since I only run it once daily for backup.
Thank you for mentioning mbsync, I will keep it in mind.
Re:OfflineIMAP: sync and backup tool for IMAP
on Friday April 28, 2017 @03:30PM (#14222355)
Are you using the OfflineIMAP SQLite driver? If not, the maintainers did say it was more performant and reliable than using text files which was the default before version 7.
Re:OfflineIMAP: sync and backup tool for IMAP
on Friday April 28, 2017 @03:21PM (#14222284)
What is the difference between the GitHub version and the paid version on the website?
Re:OfflineIMAP: sync and backup tool for IMAP
on Friday April 28, 2017 @02:37PM (#14221919)
OfflineIMAP is not a graphical email client. It is simply a tool with which you can either backup emails from your provider using IMAP or sync a local Maildir with your provider. The tool uses the Maildir email format. More information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir
Re:OfflineIMAP: sync and backup tool for IMAP
on Friday April 28, 2017 @02:22PM (#14221803)
I don't think imapfw is widely adopted yet, it seems to be work in progress so most people probably opt for the more stable predecessor OfflineIMAP.
OfflineIMAP: sync and backup tool for IMAP
Uber adds privacy info and easy account deletion
My Most Important Software Development Insights
Re:HTTP/2 Performance Anti-Patterns
on Wednesday April 26, 2017 @08:37PM (#14208264)
> headers in HTTP/2 are compressed using HPACK which negates the issue you mention
You are right, my statement is not correct. It certainly does not completely negate the overhead of additional headers. It does greatly reduce it though. So far, I have only heard of compression inefficiency being a real problem when not concatenating. Do you have some examples of header overhead actually being a real issue? Would be happy to update the post.