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878654Tom
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3y ago
What a lovely guide and the best part is that it is a genuine guide. Many articles posted on the internet are meant for one thing, guide a user to buy a certain service or product. But after reading the whole guide I only had the feeling of
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3y ago
I do mostly remember and encounter with on-premise datacenters the following pains - Small selection of services (databases, queue's,...) If a service was not yet in house, brace yourself for a year of meetings, enterprise contracts, s
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3y ago
If you can't manage it with Shell scripting you should take a look at Python. I've written Perl for many years but in the end switched to Python because the internet and resources you can find are much more quantitative and qualit
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3y ago
While having perfect memory you still need to be able to apply that knowledge. Someone who can perfectly recall a whole medical book does not make him/her a great doctor. Same for lawyers or any other "bookworm" professions.
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3y ago
And so were cars at one point. Helicopters are still "flying cars", airplanes are "flying busses".
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3y ago
Flying cars already exist, they are called helicopters. What you really want is the TCO of a car in a helicopter.
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3y ago
Can a car? Why do people always seem to forget that cars also requires huge infrastructure changes, even more so than some other options.
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3y ago
Why not? Many security issues are detected by people who just happened to do a series of actions in a way nobody expected them to do.
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3y ago
I've reported some bugs and one thing that I always hate is the GPG Key. It is always a huge hassle to use for some reason and for half of the time it doesn't even seem correct or the other party isn't even using it themselve
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3y ago
And how does this acquisition change that?
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3y ago
And is Mozilla suddenly not focussing anymore on Firefox after this acquisition? If I remember correctly the Mozilla foundation is more than Firefox. You also have Thunderbird for example.
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3y ago
Is the focus of Mozilla not primarely their browser anymore because of this acquisition?
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3y ago
Why do you expect this from Mozilla but not Microsoft, Google, Apple,...?
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3y ago
We had something like this but for French. The website was used for real tests and assignments but the answers would be loaded somewhere even if the test/assignment would not show you if you got it wrong. So we made a Javascript one-li
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4y ago
This phenomenon even has been named "sad beige parenting/room". An overuse of all Instagram/tik tok families of the beige color as beige is the current hype-color. While research shows that babies during their first mont
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4y ago
Jup, got one as well. That the fee was in USD immediately triggered my mental spam alert (living in Europe). But when checking the headers I could not find any indication this was a spoofed message. That the link was also first a valid link
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4y ago
That is simply not true, with television you also had the panic of "brain rot" but at least you could still trust public television networks with not showing dubious content. Youtube for kids seems to be a rabbithole place where y
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4y ago
Wouldn't this be the case of clean recipe websites just being rated lower as their content seeks like duplication while these long-winded websites have a lot of original content even though that original content is not what you are sea
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4y ago
Be more focussed. At the moment I can't even read longreads anymore and I am distracted quite a lot. I noticed a Reddit thread talking about how our smartphones became the ultimate dopamine delivery system with making sure that you wou
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4y ago
Twitter had local outages in Australia, New Zealand and a global outage like a week ago? People seem to forgot that we currently set-up data-centers to be very redundant and sort of self-healing. But if I read somewhere correctly Elon Musk
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4y ago
That Cookie-Banners are so annoying is because companies want to anger customers against them. I have seen many websites that have easy cookie-banners or none at all as they only use functional cookies. The legislation is fine, it literally
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4y ago
Implying the internet as a whole isn't a cesspool since the start. I remember Medal of Honor/Call of Duty lobbies, MSN Communities, bulletin boards,... were quite a bit... worse. Every lobby you joined was a cesspool of racism, se
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4y ago
I sometimes do these bug bounties and some of these are just... I mean Uber critical max payout is... $15.000. These are bugs that leak out client data and could possible damage the company for millions. I've had companies that argued
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4y ago
The question you ask is quite broad so the answer you'll receive will be broad as well.
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4y ago
This seems quite anecdotal. For example, around 60% of the Dutch population has one. Belgium is around 70%. The USA/Canada is around 80%. For me personally, I never bought one. I have a garden and the sun works quite well, it is much c
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4y ago
Additional information if you are interested in self-hosting your personal data, take a look at the awesome-selfhosted (< https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted >) list. It contains a lot of infor
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You can still compare against other car companies their autonomous features. If car company A has 20 accidents for every 100 cars utilizing autonomous features and company B only has 5 accidents/100 cars, you can say that company B has
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5y ago
One reason why companies would not do this is to give a little bit of protection against zero-days. When a zero-day is released all providers notice a huge scan for the vulnerability. Scanning huge blocks of the internet takes time but if a
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There are a couple of (not very popular) plugins that can set Reader view as default. One of them is Automatic Reader View[1] which has an option to to show all pages in reader-view. 1. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/
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> even more impressive is how this is all legal since it really is gambling of sorts. In my home country (Belgium) and my neigboring country (Netherlands) a lot of games their lootboxes are not available for us for the reason that the ga
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