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< a href = "https://kevq.uk/slim-wallet/" target = "_blank" rel = "noopener" > Slim Wallet< / a >
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< p class = "summary" > I’ m one of those people who likes to always carry a wallet, but I don’ t like to have a big bulky block in my pocket. I have been after a small, slim and useable wallet for some time now, but haven’ t been very successful. My wife and I went out to dinner w…< / p >
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via < a href = "https://kevq.uk" > Kev Quirk< / a >
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< small class = "date" > January 3, 2020< / small >
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< a href = "https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/2019-12-monthly-review/" target = "_blank" rel = "noopener" > Monthly review – December 2019< / a >
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< p class = "summary" > Each month, we publish a review that covers the most important activities of the last 30 days. This month, we talk about Python 2 EOL, malicious Python libraries, technical previews by Signal, WebAuthn for iOS, and more.< / p >
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via < a href = "https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/" > Blogs on InfoSec Handbook – information security blog< / a >
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< small class = "date" > December 31, 2019< / small >
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< a href = "https://drewdevault.com/2019/12/30/dotfiles.html" target = "_blank" rel = "noopener" > Managing my dotfiles as a git repository< / a >
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< p class = "summary" > There are many tools for managing your dotfiles - user-specific configuration
files. GNU stow is an example. I’ ve tried a few solutions over the years, but I
settled on a very simple system several years ago which has served me very well
in the time since: m…< / p >
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via < a href = "https://drewdevault.com" > Drew DeVault' s Blog< / a >
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< small class = "date" > December 30, 2019< / small >
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