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* Source file (.md) looks a bit clearer this way. * Remove unused options in openGraph.js
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title: Firefox, Cross-Origin and AliExpress
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subtitle: AliExpress login doesn't show up on Firefox when there is a strict cross-origin policy.
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date: 2019-02-28
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AliExpress login doesn't show up on Firefox when there is a strict cross-origin policy (i.e. `network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy`). Here's how to whitelist it.
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## Background
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> Click [**here**](#My-Orders) to go straight to the workarounds.
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title: Default binaries in Alpine docker image
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subtitle: Here is the list of binaries shipped with the Docker image of Alpine Linux.
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date: 2018-10-10
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Here is the list of binaries shipped with the Docker image of Alpine Linux `alpine:3.8`
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[Pastebin](https://bin.disroot.org/?f85ebb52e17968ea#uvKnHjd1monx3ENkEL+jN1zKfWBYGI0jfaLbhvb7zoQ=)
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title: How to disable Control+Alt+S shortcut in MATE
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subtitle: The shortcut conflicts with Notepad++, here's how to disable it.
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date: 2018-10-24
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- Linux
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The default Control+Alt+S shortcut conflicts with Notepad++ 'Save As' shortcut, here's how to disable it.
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Control+Alt+S shortcut is used for toggling shaded state in MATE desktop environment. Once toggled, a window's content is hidden except for the title bar. It's useful for peeking at the content behind a window. I personally never use it as I usually just Alt+Tab or place two windows side by side. I prefer to disable it so I can use the 'Save As' shortcut in Notepad++.
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There are two methods of disabling the shortcut. Use the [second](#Method-2) method if Compiz is enabled with CCSM (CompizConfig Settings Manager).
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title: DNS-over-TLS/DNS-over-HTTPS does not protect your privacy
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subtitle: DoT/DoH does not completely eliminate ISP surveillance.
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date: 2019-04-04
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- Privacy
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DoT/DoH does not completely eliminate ISP surveillance.
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Recently I stumbled upon this [bug report](https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2019-February/003902.html), and as a side note, the reporter wants to use DNS-over-TLS (DoT) for privacy reasons; to prevent the ISP from knowing visited website. It turns out many also believe this after a brief search for news articles on DoT or DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH). Actually, DoT/DoH does not completely eliminate ISP surveillance.
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ISP still knows what **IP address** you are connecting to. Even with HTTPS and DoT/DoH, ISP currently can sniff the website domain you are visiting/visited including the complete URL due to a security weakness in the [Server Name Indication](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication). This weakness can be fixed by using [Encrypted SNI](https://blog.cloudflare.com/esni/) (ESNI).
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title: Edit multiple questions on LimeSurvey
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subtitle: List Questions view allows you to edit multiple questions at the same time.
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date: 2018-10-18
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lastUpdated: 2018-10-26
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**List Questions** view allows you to edit multiple questions at the same time.
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On LimeSurvey, making minor edits to multiple questions can be quite a chore. `List Questions` view allows you to edit multiple questions at the same time.
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**List Questions** view allows you to delete, set 'mandatory', 'other', CSS class, and randomise multiple questions at the same time.
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title: Embed SVG without using img tag
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subtitle: Using img tag prevents the use of CSS to change property of SVG. There is a workaround.
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date: 2019-06-01
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- Web
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Using `<img>` tag prevents the use of CSS to change property of SVG. Use `<use>` instead.
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Website usually embed SVG using `<img>` tag or directly use the `<svg>` tag. Using `<img>` tag prevents the use of CSS to change property of SVG. As for inline `<svg>`, I prefer to have a separate file that is easier to keep track.
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## Embed SVG file
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title: Access Facebook/Instagram/Whatsapp/Google in China
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subtitle: Data roaming, commercial VPN provider to rolling your own VPN.
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date: 2018-12-31
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Data roaming, commercial VPN provider to rolling your own VPN.
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Facebook/Instagram/Whatsapp/Google are blocked in China. You can either use data roaming or VPN to access them. Roll your own VPN if you don't trust commercial VPN provider.
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## Data Roaming
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title: Cloudflare in Firefox is not the end of the world
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It's not enabled by default and you can easily switch to other providers.
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Many criticise Firefox for using Cloudflare by default in DNS-over-HTTPS. In reality, it's **not enabled** by default and you can **easily switch** to other providers.
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{% cloudinary '20190525/firefox-doh.png' "'DNS over HTTPS' setting in Firefox" %}
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title: How to run more than one Firefox instance
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subtitle: Using Firefox profiles, you can use more than two instances.
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Using Firefox profiles, you can use more than two instances.
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Running more than one Firefox instance allows you to use multiple cookies for a website. By default, you are limited to two separate cookies through *regular* and *private* windows. Using Firefox's **profiles**, you can use more than two.
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For example, you are looking for item A and B at a shopping website using the private window but you prefer to keep the browsing separate as not to let the website knows that you are browsing both of them. Or you want to login to more than two accounts of a website.
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subtitle: Alpine uses BusyBox while Ubuntu uses GNU tools, and they behave differently.
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Alpine uses BusyBox while Ubuntu uses GNU tools, and they behave differently.
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## Intro
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title: How to create a Hexo blog on GitHub Pages
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Host your Hexo blog for free on GitHub Pages.
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In {% post_link how-to-create-a-hexo-blog 'previous post' %}, I showed you how to create a blog using [Hexo](https://hexo.io) and host it on [GitLab Pages](https://about.gitlab.com/features/pages/). Here's how to host it on [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/):
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subtitle: How to hide them.
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Caja is a file manager originally forked from Nautilus. It's used in MATE desktop environment, found in Ubuntu MATE or Linux Mint. Since it shares similar base with Nautilus, following guide also applies to Nautilus too (I haven't tested it though).
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Create a website/blog using Hexo on [GitLab Pages](https://about.gitlab.com/features/pages/) for free using the following guide. Refer to my {% post_link hexo-blog-github 'another guide' %} for [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/).
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Windows 10 comes bundled with many unused apps. Worse, it even install third-party apps from time to time by *itself* (even after you remove it!). Here's how to get rid of these bloatware.
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# Minify
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[Minify](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minification_(programming)) html, css, js and svg to remove characters that are not required for the code to function. This process involves removing white space/tab, line break and comments. I read somewhere that Google saves gigabytes of bandwidth just by removing line break, which surprised me how much line break alone costs when you have the popularity of Google.com.
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[microG](https://microg.org/) is an open source re-implementation of Google Play Service/Services Framework. While the core of the Android OS is still open source, much of the core apps, libraries and APIs are proprietary. Refer to [this article](https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/googles-iron-grip-on-android-controlling-open-source-by-any-means-necessary/) for more info.
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Following my switch to [microG](https://microg.org/) (an open source re-implementation of Google Play), some Google Apps stopped working ({% post_link microg-google-play-replacement 'read here' %}). During my search for replacements, I discover many open source alternatives. These are the apps I'm currently using and recommend to everyone.
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TrueCrypt and KeePassX have been discontinued while Adblock Plus has been [commercialised](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adblock_Plus#Controversy_over_ad_filtering_and_ad_whitelisting). Their replacements are [VeraCrypt](https://www.veracrypt.fr/), [KeePassXC](https://keepassxc.org/) and [uBlock Origin](https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/) respectively.
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Installing a package with `--global` introduce more trouble than convenience. Here's how to run binaries of locally installed node packages.
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- Linux
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---
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Before you use any Unix tools to process some file, make sure the file only use Unix line endings.
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<!-- more -->
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Before you use any Unix tools to process some file, make sure the file only use Unix [line endings](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline#Representation).
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Note that many text files you downloaded most probably use Windows line endings.
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---
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title: How to check validity of GitLab CI config
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subtitle: How to verify/lint the config.
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date: 2018-10-25
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tags:
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- GitLab
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---
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How to verify/lint the config.
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<!-- more -->
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It can be frustrating after you push the changes you made to `.gitlab-ci.yml`, only to discover later that it's invalid on gitlab.com. Here's how to verify/lint the config.
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Login to GitLab.com and navigate to any of your repo or project. It must be under your account. If you don't have one, simply create a new project or fork one.
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---
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title: Prevent word break in array question on LimeSurvey
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subtitle: In array type question, when you add many answer options, some words might break into next line, especially when the word is long.
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date: 2018-10-31
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tags:
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- Stats
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- LimeSurvey
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---
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In array type question, when you add many answer options, some words might break into next line, especially when the word is long.
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When you have many answer options, the word can break into next line, like this:
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{% cloudinary '20181031/break-word' 'Part of a word break into next line in LimeSurvey' %}
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<header class="archive-article-header">
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<span class="archive-article-date"><%- partial('post/date') %></span>
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<%- partial('post/title', {class_name: 'archive-article-title'}) %>
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<%- post.excerpt %>
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<span><%- post.subtitle %></span>
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</header>
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</div>
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</article>
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<% if (pagination === 2) { %>
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<% page.posts.each((post) => { %>
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<%- partial('article', {post: post, index: true}) %>
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<% }) %>
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<% } else { %>
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<% let last %>
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<% page.posts.each((post, i) => { %>
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<% const year = post.date.year() %>
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<% if (last !== year) { %>
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<% if (last !== null) { %>
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</div></section>
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<% } %>
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<% last = year %>
|
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<section class="archives-wrap">
|
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<div class="archives">
|
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<% let last %>
|
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<% page.posts.each((post, i) => { %>
|
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<% const year = post.date.year() %>
|
||||
<% if (last !== year) { %>
|
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<% if (last !== null) { %>
|
||||
</div></section>
|
||||
<% } %>
|
||||
<%- partial('archive-post', {post: post, even: i % 2 === 0}) %>
|
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<% }) %>
|
||||
<% if (page.posts.length) { %>
|
||||
</div></section>
|
||||
<% last = year %>
|
||||
<section class="archives-wrap">
|
||||
<div class="archives">
|
||||
<% } %>
|
||||
<%- partial('archive-post', {post: post, even: i % 2 === 0}) %>
|
||||
<% }) %>
|
||||
<% if (page.posts.length) { %>
|
||||
</div></section>
|
||||
<% } %>
|
||||
<% if (page.total > 1) { %>
|
||||
<nav id="page-nav" class="page-nav">
|
||||
<%
|
||||
let prev_text = "« " + __('prev')
|
||||
let next_text = __('next') + " »"
|
||||
let prev_text = '« ' + __('prev')
|
||||
let next_text = __('next') + ' »'
|
||||
%>
|
||||
<%- paginator({
|
||||
prev_text: prev_text,
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -9,8 +9,8 @@
|
|||
</header>
|
||||
<% } %>
|
||||
<div class="article-entry typo" itemprop="articleBody">
|
||||
<%- toc(page.more, {list_number: false}) %>
|
||||
<%- post.more %>
|
||||
<%- toc(page.content, {list_number: false}) %>
|
||||
<%- post.content %>
|
||||
</div>
|
||||
<footer class="article-footer">
|
||||
<ul class="article-meta">
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -38,15 +38,15 @@ function og (name, content, escape) {
|
|||
function openGraphHelper (options = {}) {
|
||||
if (!cheerio) cheerio = require('cheerio')
|
||||
|
||||
const { config, page } = this
|
||||
const { config, page, theme } = this
|
||||
const { content } = page
|
||||
let images = options.image || options.images || page.photos || []
|
||||
let description = options.description || page.description || page.excerpt || content || config.description
|
||||
let images = page.photos || []
|
||||
let description = page.subtitle || theme.description
|
||||
const keywords = page.keywords || (page.tags && page.tags.length ? page.tags : undefined) || config.keywords
|
||||
const title = options.title || page.title || config.title
|
||||
const type = options.type || (this.is_post() ? 'article' : 'website')
|
||||
const url = options.url || this.url
|
||||
const siteName = options.site_name || config.title
|
||||
const title = page.title || theme.nickname
|
||||
const type = (this.is_post() ? 'article' : 'website')
|
||||
const url = this.url
|
||||
const siteName = theme.nickname
|
||||
const twitterCard = options.twitter_card || 'summary'
|
||||
const published = page.date || false
|
||||
const updated = page.lastUpdated || false
|
||||
|
|
|
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