it's not okay to be notch
霧島ひなた@admin✅
@dashie No I mean I have two separate certs, one with SANs with "public" domains, and one with SANs with only "private" domains, I'm testing searching them in crt.sh but I can't manage to find them easily so well...
@dashie Yeah by "private" I mean the ones I don't want them linked to "public" domains and then allowing to simply look the SAN entry for one "public" domain to find the "private" ones
@dashie Personally my workaround consist in making "buckets" of certs for differents things, like one for "public" subdomains and one for "private" subdomains
@dashie There's a support for wildcard certs planned for 2018, until then, you have only this :/
@Siphonay the difference between bird and birb, etc https://mastodon.social/media/Rz6VMvtXwPa_t203SsY
@Eramdam Hey I did the same this morning :D
The means of production have been sized.
@wxcafe Ah. Oui. Après j'ai l'impression que c'est surtout les codes pour les couleurs/style qui me semblent effectivement rendre le truc cryptique
@wxcafe Juste make c'est pratique et tu peux faire des trucs vachement cools, mais ça devient vite de la magie noire :')
@wxcafe Ouais clairement, juste que j'ai déjà fait moi-même des horreurs avec des Makefile du coup ça me fait un peu rigoler :'3 (Genre: https://github.com/KokaKiwi/rust-mk/blob/master/rust.mk ^^')
@wxcafe cay bô
carte de France des collectifs #antifa
Map of France of the collectives #antifa
http://lahorde.samizdat.net/2015/04/14/carte-de-france-des-collectifs-antifascistes/
Software Archaeologist
Bon, quelqu'un aurait envie de dessiner une loutre mâchouillant une paire de câbles réseau ?
Et a quel prix la commission ?
Reminder that if you need a VPN, this one is decent, not expensive, and I'm one of the people behind it.
@dashie @CobaltVelvet Un container est pas justement censé faire tourner un seul processus ? ._.
Je veux dire, y'a qu'un entrypoint dans un container Docker :o
Oh I've been waiting for this. https://blog.fastmail.com/2017/06/26/dark-theme/
Good time to recommend FastMail again, I use it for all my mail, personal and business. 50$/year, 2FA and no ads of course, good spam filter, custom domains and aliases (including wildcards), SMTP/IMAP with unique app passwords, good Android app.
It's a serious mail service and much more reliable and time saving than managing your own mail servers.
Puisqu’il semble y avoir des fanatiques de la liberté d’expression par ici je me permets de ressortir cet excellent texte de Regard Noir (RIP😢)
