...which Verizon is pretty much obligated to provide for as long as he holds the account. Not sure how they cope with someone using several hundred gigabytes a month, as that is enough to noticeably impact performance for other users...
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@DavidPostill Thank you. I will take note of that.
i wanted to go to opensmtpd for its easier configuration, but i had issues getting it to work on ubuntu 14.04, so I stuck with postfix until u16.04 comes out.
i was able to receive paypal mails successfully on the server in the last weeks. not sure if that is just paypal probing me or if they have something noteworthy to say.
i read that, but the "SSL3_GET_CLIENT_HELLO" lead me to believe that paypal is doing an ssl3 handshake and that the error is therefore not in the ciphersuite i offer.
Ubuntu 12.04
OpenSSL 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.20 14 Mar 2012
Dovecot 2.0.19
The situation is I'm trying to disable SSLv3 in Dovecot by adding !SSLv3 to the ssl_cipher_list:
ssl_cipher_list = EDH+CAMELLIA:EDH+aRSA:EECDH+aRSA+AESGCM:EECDH+aRSA+SHA384:EECDH+aRSA+SHA256:EECDH:+CAMELLIA256:+AES256:+CAMELLIA...
Soo... I recently read a meta-post about the inherent problems of reputation. It listed some things like:
Confirmation bias.
Demotivating for low-rep users.
Hubris and elitism of high-rep users over low-rep users.
Incorrect representation of competence.
...
So I thought to myself: "How would ...
The mechanical keyboard I have has this tendency to register certain keypresses (especially Space) twice. Might have something to do with the light actuation force (Cherry MX Brown, 45cN tactile).
Probably not 100% used to it because I've been using dome-switch and scissor-switch boards for so many years.
Yes, I do bottom out, but I'm not quite slamming on the keys like some do.
I can't reasonably expect to bring such a big keyboard with me every time I leave for campus simply to get used to it, though. The box will not fit in my Osprey Meridian 22 backpack.
I'd actually be best with Cherry MX Clear keyswitches if bottoming out is really a serious issue, but keyboards with these keyswitches are very hard to find.
@JourneymanGeek I try a subtle "Hello $person-who-wrote me and everyone else" as the opener to my replies, but so far no one noticed. Or pretended not to.
The very first program I wrote was to play the game of Nim (in Basic IIRC) - 6th form "special computer module" - I think it was part of our Maths A Level or something. There were no Computing O or A Levels in those days ...
We had to travel to another school to use use their timeshare terminal. We didn't have one :/
Maybe it was part of General Studies. I also had to write some Cobol on punched cards.
@onebree Each of those folders have a reason for existing. Config stores settings for your user, cache is cache, gnupg I believe is your keyring and .local is localized settings for your software or something.
@200_success One message was flagged and you delete 60? The vast majority of those were on topic for this room. There were a couple of dodgy ones and we (me as a room owner and @jokerdino as a regular mod here) were dealing with those.
"Off-topic" is not the issue but we do not want to discuss anything which can reasonably be considered offensive, including sexist, racist, or otherwise discriminatory content.
Responding to someone saying they're getting loads of atetntion because they're the only woman in the room by pointing out they're not.... is offensive?
@FaheemMitha If anybody posts anything that someone else in the room could reasonably object to they may get flagged. It's that simple. That includes personal insults, swearing directed at individuals and overly sexist remarks and probably a bunch of other stuff too.
"Off-topic" is not the issue but we do not want to discuss anything which can reasonably be considered offensive, including sexist, racist, or otherwise discriminatory content.
Remember there's people from all around the world. Different cultures. What you might find just a little goofy might sound rude and offensive to others.
Well, I changed the CPU, then the system wouldn't boot. Then I realized I had to update my BIOS for the CPU to work, so I changed the CPU back, updated the BIOS, then put the new one back in
Now I reseated the RAM, took out 2 modules, nothing helps. Still the same reboot loop as initially
Which is weird, because it seemed to work right after the reset
This is nice:
> Warning: BIOS version 0035 includes support for 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ processors. Due to structural changes in this BIOS version, once a board has been converted to this version or later, it will no longer be possible to downgrade the BIOS to version 0028 or earlier. Attempting a BIOS downgrade to a previous version may fail – the board BIOS will remain at its current version.
To fully enable support for these processors, follow the special BIOS update steps at Updating the BIOS on 6 Series chipset desktop boards.
Ubuntu 12.04
OpenSSL 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.20 14 Mar 2012
Dovecot 2.0.19
The situation is I'm trying to disable SSLv3 in Dovecot by adding !SSLv3 to the ssl_cipher_list:
ssl_cipher_list = EDH+CAMELLIA:EDH+aRSA:EECDH+aRSA+AESGCM:EECDH+aRSA+SHA384:EECDH+aRSA+SHA256:EECDH:+CAMELLIA256:+AES256:+CAMELLIA...
Soo... I recently read a meta-post about the inherent problems of reputation. It listed some things like:
Confirmation bias.
Demotivating for low-rep users.
Hubris and elitism of high-rep users over low-rep users.
Incorrect representation of competence.
...
So I thought to myself: "How would ...
