K. Ryabitsev 🍁
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁
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@nathanchance with current b4 master, you can just "b4 prep --show-info series-range"
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Updated script that is probably saner when diceware isn't installed.
https://gist.github.com/mricon/b1ef6e10cceb227352274e1b888409b0
https://gist.github.com/mricon/b1ef6e10cceb227352274e1b888409b0
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@brauner no, looks like there's no option to override it at all other than via calling the send-hook and setting my_hdr.
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@torvalds You're right, it's really only there in case diceware isn't found, though.
In all honesty, the random words are just a quirk I came up with while being bored on a call and it should really just be:
echo "$(date +%Y%m%d)-$(openssl rand -hex 12)@whatevs"
In all honesty, the random words are just a quirk I came up with while being bored on a call and it should really just be:
echo "$(date +%Y%m%d)-$(openssl rand -hex 12)@whatevs"
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@siddhesh_p Mostly, it shouldn't be guessable, it should have enough entropy to be globally unique, and it shouldn't leak any info about you that you don't want to reveal (such as your system's hostname).
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@fell Not *wrong* just super obtuse when you see a huge and completely random string in the URL when linking to that message. Not great UX.
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Oh no, neomutt switched to entirely randomly generated message-ids in the latest release. I'm not fond of this either. :(
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@sab the easiest example is that if you decide to move instances, you can't move all your content -- it's tied to the instance where you posted it. Second of easy example is that the admin of your instance can post anything they want pretending to be you, without any way of easily identifying impostors.
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@a1ba Multics granddads are brandishing their ">" path separators in the background.
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I've got to say, that considering who is developing it (the person behind SSB, for one), I am interested to see how the AT protocol shapes up.
https://atproto.com/
https://atproto.com/
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@dragnucs In my experience, given enough eyeballs, people will assume that someone else's eyeballs are going to do the looking. :)
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Yes, there may be a few bugs there. Probably. Or there could be zero bugs. It's like looking for a black cat in a dark room -- you won't find it until you stumble over it.
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