On my list of videos to watch:
Via: [WayBack] Quantum computing for computer scientists, explained by Microsoft. Despite the pop lecturing style the explanation is deep enough. I’ve wondered before… – Sergey Kasandrov – Google+
–jeroen
Archive for February 8th, 2019
Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists – YouTube
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Link archive: ASUS MN78 PRO URLs
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/02/08
Since my brother has this motherboard: M4N78 PRO GREEN.
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO | Motherboards | ASUS Global
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: Specifications
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: Gallery
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: FAQ
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: CPU Support
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: Driver & Tools: BIOS M4N78-ASUS-PRO-1303.zip
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: Memory/Device support: New_SSD_List.pdf; M4N78_PRO-QVL.zip
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: Manual & Document
- [WayBack] M4N78 PRO: Motherboard Warranty Policy
It does WOL, but doesn’t always wake up when powered down.
–jeroen
ASUS Serial 93M0AI195747; Part 90-MIB7C0-G0EAY00Z; M4N78 PRO GREEN; UPC 61083916977; EAN 4719543169773
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Some Postfix configuration guidelines
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/02/08
Not just for Postfix are the first two guidelines:
- Change one thing at a time
- Save known working configurations
For the latter, I’m using etckeeper pushing to an external git repository hoster.
For Postfix are the others from [WayBack] Postfix Configuration Guidelines.
One tip that’s missing, but saved my life numerous of times:
In
/etc/postfix/main.cfgdo not use this line ever:
inet_interfaces = $myhostnameIf the resolving (through DNS or hosts file) of
$myhostnamefails for any reason in the future, then Postfix will not start at all, but in stead emit a fatal error like this:
/usr/sbin/postconf: fatal: parameter inet_interfaces: no local interface found for 127.0.0.2Specify exact interfaces in stead, like any of these:
inet_interfaces = all
inet_interfaces = localhost
inet_interfaces = 192.168.24.68
–jeroen
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Navigation bar notifications for Google web products will go away on March 7, 2019. Via Manage your notifications – Google Account Help
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/02/08
After March 7, 2019, notifications for Google web products will no longer be accessible from the navigation bar.
[WayBack] Manage your notifications – Google Account Help has more details, but it does not look good.
More Google stuff is dying, almost every month now. For a list of dying products see: [WayBack] didgoogleshutdown.com
Given more is dying, and the increased lack of confidence many people have in Google, more people are abandoning Google. More on that in a future post.
For now: [WayBack] “Manage your Notifications”: After March 7, 2019, notifications for Google web products will no longer be accessible from the navigation bar. If you’d l… – Edward Morbius – Google+
“Manage your Notifications”: After March 7, 2019, notifications for Google web products will no longer be accessible from the navigation bar. If you’d like to receive similar notifications in the future, you can update the notification settings for your individual Google products.As usual, it’s not clear whether or not this will affect the notifications widget on G+ itself. Google’s standards for clarity in exposition remain uncorrupted. Which is to say: entirely inadequate.
Otherwise, the article addresses Google Photos, Hangouts Chat, and Google+ (G Suite users).
Update: Further close reading suggests that Consumer Google+ will lose Notifications on March 7:
Note: Google+ notifications are available for G Suite users only.
Via: [WayBack] “Manage your Notifications”: After March 7, 2019, … – Lars Fosdal – Google+
–jeroen
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