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leif.io
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| | | | | This publication has been around a while. According to my first article it goes back all the way to January 2010 and was hosted on Wordpress. In the meantime I switched from there to Jekyll until I switched to ghost in late 2013. This is where the blog spent most of its time, and even thought I had some stories reach the front page of Hacker News it was mostly quiet around here and infrequently updated (I did not write a single post in all of 2016). | |
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iam.fahrni.me
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blog.oddbit.com
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| | | | | Someone named hithard on StackOverflow was trying to clone a git repository via https, and was running into an odd error: "Cannot communicate securely with peer: no common encryption algorithm(s).". This was due to the fact that the server (openhatch.org) was configured to use a cipher suite that was not supported by default in the underlying SSL library (which could be either OpenSSL or NSS, depending on how git was built). Many applications allow the user to configure an explicit list of ciphers to con... | |
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spf13.com
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