Open Data

If you add a GDPR Consent field to anything other than a node, user, or profile, it will result in a hard fail: "The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later."

The error in the logs is this:

The trick is to use the double-colon (::) at the end of the text where you want to introduce the code block with a single colon, and then indent the code block four spaces while only indenting the regular text two spaces. Do this even though you want the non-code lines of text to visually appear at the same indent as the code block and the original introducing line of the bullet.

The following ReStructured Text (ReST) markup, typically put in a .rst file, for example:

Using the latest wildcard support from LetsEncrypt may be a bit of a challenge, depending on your OS's current level of support, and your DNS servers/provider. Linked to this post is an example script that keeps all of certbot's data in it's own little separated directory hierarchy while using CloudFlare as the DNS provider.

These ideas, via resource books from http://osmihelp.org/ which credit https://askjan.org/ are framed as helping mental illness. They are almost all good ideas for everybody.

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Implement vulnerability scanning to help fulfill https://nvd.nist.gov/800-53/Rev4/control/RA-5">SSP Control RA-5 - Vulnerability Scanning.

Is this happening to other people or just me? The "You have unsaved changes" message that shows up, and then disappears Drupal 8, disrupting you while you're trying to make further configuration edits.

A biased list by Benjamin Melançon. Suggestions and edits welcome.

Drutopia is an initiative to build software for grassroots groups, in part funded and hosted by a platform cooperative.

Here's a collection of value statements at diverse companies, as Agaric considers defining some more public values ourselves.

Nava PBC has a comprehensive set of well-thought-out values, entitled Nava's Core Values:

This link is provided by the module. "The title and path cannot be edited." Drupal 8

https://www.drupal.org/node/2838106#comment-12269503

This issue is about fixing the home link in the standard profile. We should let that fix go in. That said, i'm with those saying we (also) need a general solution for this.

The convenience (can actually be used) and security balance is the real magic in this space. For example, i am at this moment fairly afraid that i've forgotten my SpiderOak passphrase and lost the backup piece of paper. On my ToDo list for months has been check if i can still access my data and then re-up the subscription. I own my failings, but i suspect other humans share them. Perhaps tiers of data security in one service could be an answer? One tier, the lowest, can be recovered with a password reset to e-mail, so the private key actually stored somewhere with you.