2ion

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by 2ion 6y ago
I do not really understand how Microsoft could drop the ball that low on Windows 10 usability. It feels like a cramp to make something different but without any foundational insights how it could be better than past iterations on the UI nor
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by 2ion 6y ago
There are two such methods left in Germany, chipTAN and photoTAN which (can) use seperate, external generator devices which you can buy. If you have multiple banks however, like I do, it's mixn'match. The last method left is smsTA
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by 2ion 6y ago
Unfortunately, even if LOS supports my device (it does), it's not a viable solution anymore for me as a primary smartphone OS (even though I really appreciate some of its features -- used it for years on previous phones) due to SafetyN
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by 2ion 6y ago
If you control both the local and remote side fully and know how to do networking: OpenSSH not only offers L3, but also L2 network tunnels. Before Wireguard, I had been using this feature for years for ad-hoc and not so ad-hoc tunneling. Ca
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by 2ion 6y ago
Maybe for losely coupled systems. Unavoidable in tightly coupled systems because it's a convenient way to do things unless you already have elaborate HA infra and protocols in place. For example, if you offer an "entrypoint"
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by 2ion 6y ago
> which brings heresies like hating LGBT This is funny to read because LGBT and a series of other movements cause me to feel much the same as I do about "religious" fundamentalism. Excessive self-styling and countering any adve
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by 2ion 6y ago
At this point Qualcomm should be pretty worried about getting replaced out of Apple hardware, so I suppose key account managers are scrambling to do Apples' bidding, at least to some degree. Apple has so much control over their embedde
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by 2ion 6y ago
I have my phone in do not disturb mode 24/7. The only exceptions are "VIP" contacts from close family...everything else can wait until next morning 8am when I'm checking personal stuff first thing or until around 8pm whe
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by 2ion 6y ago
Good thing I use remote cloud storage extensively but with client-side encryption of content, directory and filenames. Let this be a lesson.
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by 2ion 6y ago
Still not getting my vaccine shots. So great they are, my government is sabotaging my safety by continueing to deny me access.
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by 2ion 6y ago
It's not a medically reasonable response that solicits snarky remarks, it's the complete retardation of the official covid response so far, and even reasonable decisions just are landing on a pile of steaming crap now. - billions
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by 2ion 6y ago
For Nvidia this is not a mess; they support X for their supported use-cases and that's just it, and X works pretty much perfectly for me now, even PRIME is essentially issue-less. I give them a lot of credit for making Nvidia GPUs in l
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by 2ion 6y ago
It's a fine concept. Good for replacing stuff like appimage besides the packaging part? Mixing this with OS package management will require some consideration. So they are using overlayfs, which means that "upper" directories
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by 2ion 6y ago
Last week I drove a brand-new rented Golf VIII for 1500km and as the stack in in this ID does look pretty much exactly like this Golf's I'd say I can make a good guess about it. The system is smooth, definitely not janky, but also
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by 2ion 6y ago
It should also be noted that setting the server token as part of nginx core is part of their commercial offering [1]. [1] http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#serv...
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by 2ion 6y ago
How anybody could treat Twitter as anything but a read-only medium is beyond me. Twitter technically has (even if programmed) editors and what you get to see is what editors did not whitelist, but what they did not blacklist. The latter is
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by 2ion 6y ago
Another chapter in the book of tales from the big tech ivory tower where on some days the cake" wasn't ok but still pretty good". Fair game in a personal blog, although barely newsworthy.
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by 2ion 6y ago
They're having fun running sentiment analysis on themselves and building an index out of it.
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by 2ion 6y ago
This is not difficult, looking at the kind of migration e.g. Germany has in the millions. When taking averages and means of migrant KPI over the migrant population at large, any good will be cancelled out by the negative aspects of 3rd worl
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by 2ion 6y ago
Who cares about Twitter anymore? Telegram has more active users than this minor blogspam outlet :)
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by 2ion 6y ago
Yes, but I have 1 gbit uplink and upload speads are 3 megabytes per second at best. Actually, I tried via rclone from VPSs at various locations also and no change. Frankly, that's shit. I've been paying the 2€/month 100GB sto
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by 2ion 6y ago
I like that they added a lot of plots. They basically explained the plots. The plots are interesting to read. I haven't looked at this kind of climate info for a long time so I like reading this kind of thing from time to time.
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by 2ion 6y ago
The owner of Gumroad is already rich, so competition doesn't matter so much anymore.
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by 2ion 6y ago
All our containers expose meaningful healthcheck endpoints. We practice STONITH for fencing. And we define service health purely using SLIs that reflect actual service usage (or ability to use the service). As such, we do not rely on Docker
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by 2ion 6y ago
> Instead of hoping that the 0.8% will shrink over the next 4 years, Let's Encrypt should understand that the 0.8% are the sane, reasonable people who realize that their Android devices still work fine for their intended purpose and
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by 2ion 6y ago
Vserver is dead. A long time maintainer occasionally posts patches for newer kernels to mailing list, if he feels like it. -> http://list.linux-vserver.org/
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by 2ion 6y ago
Linux Vserver wasn't/isn't kernel modules, but a patchset that directly modifies the kernel. It works based on so-called contexts; a process in a context cannot see processes in other contexts (at all), with the exception of
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by 2ion 6y ago
Selfhosting is neat until you really start thinking about durability, reliability, quality, integrity. Never self-host important data with at least doubly redundant backups incl. regular offline backups. On that thought, also never have a s
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by 2ion 6y ago
Not even to mention the willfully broken font rendering on all peripherals that are not "retina enough" since a few versions ago. Using my work macbook with my trusty 16:10 monitors with 1920x1200 resolution in the home office is
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by 2ion 6y ago
I use Microsoft OneDrive to instantly upload my photos to the Camera Roll, and then I use a rclone daemon to move the images to 2 backup locations (after applying encryption). I tried the way of uploading directly to my target backup locati

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