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    hp avatar hp 4 months ago | link | on: Tricks to Optimize Your SSH Client Workflow.

    I hate this is called a “trick”. It seems very clickbait to me. Better title: “Top 10 SSH tricks GONE SEXUAL (PRANK)”.

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      hp avatar hp edited 4 months ago | link | on: Running my own git server

      You basically copy-pasted the article I wrote from http://2f30.org/guides/openbsd-httpd-cgit.html . The referenced link in your post is wrong (typo 2c30 -> 2f30). Booo!

      Here is the most up-to-date version (as linked from 2f30): https://codemadness.org/openbsd-httpd-and-cgit.html . It has some notes to make cgit tarball snapshots working.

      A related article for git hosting: https://codemadness.org/setup-git-hosting.html

      Edit: thanks hir0 for updating the article! It is totally fine now.

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        hir0 avatar hir0 4 months ago | link

        I will admit I used a lot of the advice on your blog post to help me set up my server. I’m sorry it came across so copy-pasted. I’ve added a section to the top of the post to make it very clear that this post wouldn’t exist without your work. Also, sorry about the typo, that’s fixed now.

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          JordiGH avatar JordiGH 4 months ago | link

          Are you suggesting this is plagiarism?

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            colindean avatar colindean 4 months ago | link

            Quickly comparing the two, the submission is actually less helpful than the parent comment’s article, which says what stuff to install. The submission leaves that exercise to the reader.

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            PuercoPop avatar PuercoPop 4 months ago | link

            Just wanted to drop by to say thank you for writing that article. I’ve been running my own git server for a couple of months now.

            Now I only have to find one for setting up an email server ^_^.

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            hp avatar hp 1 year ago | link | on: stagit-gopher - static git page generator for gopher

            Beauitful ;_;

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              hp avatar hp edited 2 years ago | link | on: Maybe we could tone down the JavaScript

              I used to use a RSS/Atom reader to view tweets but Twitter removed the ability to do so about a year ago. Afaik this is now only possible with a registered account and API key.

              I have written a small tool called “tscrape” to scrape the Twitter user page and write the fields TAB-separated to stdout. It is written in C and has no external dependencies except make and a C compiler. Using a wrapper script and the standard UNIX utilities it should be trivial to display tweets any way you like.

              Usage:

              curl -s 'https://twitter.com/lobsters' | tscrape