AnssiH

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by AnssiH 7y ago
Makes sense. I believe it works differently in EU (i.e. US DCs taxed) as per Article 44 the place of supply of services is the customer's country if the customer has no establishment in the supplier's country.
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by AnssiH 7y ago
#19008 mentioned by parent is not the GCE one, there are two networking ones: #19008 and #19009. The #19008 (networking) says there will be an update by "13:30 US/Pacific", but as of 17:05 there is no update. Similarly, #1900
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by AnssiH 7y ago
How? At least in EU services bought from overseas are subject to reverse charge, i.e. self-assessment of VAT (Article 196 of https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:02... ). Though note that
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by AnssiH 7y ago
Chromium/Chrome does not support HW video decoding on desktop Linux: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=463440 Patches exist to address it, though.
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by AnssiH 7y ago
The tulsaworld link shows this for me: > We recognize you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) an
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by AnssiH 7y ago
No, it it not available there. But Huawei has a large marketshare outside China. E.g. in Europe they are currently neck-to-neck with Apple in smartphone sales.
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by AnssiH 7y ago
Yes, it does not work. According to the OP article, Boeing said to American Airlines pilots in November that the warning would work on the ground, but later said it in fact does not.
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by AnssiH 7y ago
The "light" is just a warning text that appears on the flight display, so the "no light installed" and "light installed but off" states are not distinguishable (as far as I have understood it). http:/&#x2
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by AnssiH 7y ago
The "warning light" is an "AOA DISAGREE" text that appears on the main flight display: http://www.boeing.com/resources/boeingdotcom/commercial/737m... So there was no non-functional physic
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by AnssiH 8y ago
At least here in Finland SEPA direct debit is usually disabled by default for extra security* as domestic shops do not use it (we have redirect-based bank buttons instead) and with foreign ones one usually uses card instead. So not really a
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by AnssiH 8y ago
There are no configuration options of any kind in Google App Engine with managed SSL security enabled (since the point is to let Google manage it), which I'd rather keep enabled if feasible to avoid having to worry about renewals etc.
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by AnssiH 8y ago
I wonder what Google will do with their Cloud Platform Google-managed SSL certificates that have used Let's Encrypt so far... But I guess in the worst case I can just buy traditional certificates for a couple of years.
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Here in Finland essentially all local web merchants have used Verified By Visa and Mastercard SecureCode for at least 10 years now (authentication via bank credentials that use one-time codes or nowadays other 2-factor methods). But I don&#
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Interesting that the referenced Let's Encrypt post from 2018 ( https://letsencrypt.org/2018/08/06/trusted-by-all-major-root... ) said "Some will not, and we’ll need to wait for the vast majority of th
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by AnssiH 8y ago
It seems to work just fine here in Finland, it is a very common alternative to wired home connections (seems to be about 50-50 split: https://www.ficom.fi/ict-ala/tilastot/kotitalouksien-laajaka... ). No data caps,
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Yeah, in especially good conditions you can get over 800Mbps on a Galaxy S10 over here (e.g. https://bbs.io-tech.fi/threads/nettiliittymaesi-taemaenhetki... ), and over 100Mbps is normal.
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by AnssiH 8y ago
GNU rm only catches "/". The Steam issue was for /* which is expanded by the shell.
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by AnssiH 8y ago
> Out of curiosity, do you have insight on how this evolved? Did the government go from requiring paper to offering an electronic equivalent? The "tax return suggestion" was introduced in 1996. So it predates all electronic fil
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Someone on reddit said yesterday a KLM flight (apparently B777) was grounded because of incorrect date (in some Honeywell equipment?): https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/babyvv/anyone_hit...
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by AnssiH 8y ago
JT8D are low-bypass turbofans, not turbojets. But yes, their diameter is smaller than modern engines, thus the issue.
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by AnssiH 8y ago
The highest 4G speed tiers around here go up to 600Mbps, which should be enough for 8k. https://elisa.fi/kauppa/#!/nettiliittymat/mobiililaajakaista (Finnish) Edit: looks like DNA's 4G Max plans go up to
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EC sends Statements of Objections to Valve and five publishers on “geo-blocking”(europa.eu)
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by AnssiH 8y ago
You can see the stack trace on stock Android when you click "Report", then "Show system info", then scroll down to "Stack trace" (didn't check exact wording). The Report button is still there - maybe it is
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by AnssiH 8y ago
I was under the impression that the AoA disagree "light" is an on-screen item: http://www.boeing.com/resources/boeingdotcom/commercial/737m... Or does Boeing sell MAXes without that screen altogethe
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Maybe a different region? Here (Finland) PayPal starts at 3.4% + €0.35 domestic, 4.4% + €0.35 US customers. Stripe is 1.4% + €0.25 EU, 2.9% + €0.25 non-EU cards.
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Amazon Prime Video is a worldwide service: https://www.primevideo.com Content varies by region, though, of course. And naturally nowhere do they tell you need to use primevideo.com instead of amazon.com as an international custo
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Agreed, I don't think it is a coincidence that here in Finland VISA/MC credit cards don't offer cashback and the merchant fees are much lower than US (Nets offers 0.31% for EU consumer VISA/MC debit cards and 0.9% for EU
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by AnssiH 8y ago
You don't need to make the gallery "public" just because you are logged in. The gallery will not be shared publicly unless you click the "Share to community" button - it will just be available through the URL, exact
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by AnssiH 8y ago
There is no minimum requirement for plenary sessions. Looks like the majority of MPs were present at the beginning (list of absentees: https://www.eduskunta.fi/FI/vaski/PoytakirjaLiite/Sivut/EDK-... ), b
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by AnssiH 8y ago
Note that "without a vote" in this context means that no one in the plenary session opposed passing it, so no vote was held.

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