Ecio78

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by Ecio78 12y ago
Each time I read about this I think about our dear Italian tourism portal www.italia.it that costed us more than 58mil€ in 2004-2008 and was a huge failure. According to wikipedia[1] we have then spent additional 10mil for redoing it, plus
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I have used https://pricenoia.com/ to compare prices between different Amazon sites and alert me of price drops
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Direct question: are you using the app to collect info about the users to you can enhance your database also based on that data?
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I submitted this one as well but was not very successful: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8083790
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European Central Bank site hacked(computerweekly.com)
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HIVE – Hidden Volume Encryption(hive.ccs.neu.edu)
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Russia Offers 4 Million Rubles to Crack the Tor Network(advocacy.globalvoicesonline.org)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
After 15 years at MS, this guy is probably unemployable anywhere else unless he is open to learning new things and retraining. I've not seen the video so I don't know what he was really doing in Microsoft, but you know that ther
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by Ecio78 12y ago
It will be interesting to know what kind of integration is planned for Nagios as it already supports Event handlers[1] for executing script when there's a state change. [1] http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0&#x
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I was having the same expectation in French, hoping to survive with only present, passé composé, future proche and "en train de" and avoid more complex things :) And it will probably be enough, if I'd master them, but I still
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Yes, but I meant, with all the details, and with all the nations involved taking their own responsibilities. Who knows, maybe in 50 years they will unveil the state secrecy and we'll know it for sure..
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by Ecio78 12y ago
La Strage di Ustica ("Ustica Massacre"): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerolinee_Itavia_Flight_870 After more than 30 years we still don't know for sure what happened...
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by Ecio78 12y ago
What about Cobian Backup, Duplicity, Duplicati, rsync.net ?
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I'm not sure it could be considered the same thing, but by visiting the DreamFactory's site I found this in the comments http://www.wakanda.org/ Any feedback on it?
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Relevant comment from author (lukego) in this thread of few months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7250505#up_7251722 "I'm the Snabb Switch originator. The project is new: I and other open source contrib
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by Ecio78 12y ago
..maybe since we started using that buzzword 5 or so years ago, but sysadmins have written shell scripts since the birth of *NIX operating systems...
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by Ecio78 12y ago
The only problem is that I'm almost sure that DB were making millions not thanks to the excel data per se but thanks to all the logic that was running inside/behind that Excel. In this case, you can't "APIfy" it w
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I suppose it's a typo or a mistake between intra and inter
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by Ecio78 12y ago
On the same topic, I would recommended visiting Terror Haza[0] (House of Terror) in Budapest, Hungary. As far as I remember, it was the old office of the Nazi local secret police and then the Communist local secret police. It is now a museu
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by Ecio78 12y ago
In my previous companies in Italy we received multiple times requests to renew the registration on some kind of internet company registry in Germany. Fortunately the accounting dept asked us in IT "what's this / should we pay
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UE Tribunal upholds €1.06bln fine on Intel for abuse of dominant position [pdf](curia.europa.eu)
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Kairos, High-End Mechanical Smart Watch with Transparent OLED Display(cnx-software.com)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
For Italians it is easy explained: our average level of foreign languages' knowledge is ridiculous and if a movie is broadcasted in Original Version most of the people will not understand a bit.. Things are improving with newer generat
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Agree, I moved to Luxembourg and started recently watching some French TV: almost everything is dubbed (while on Sat you can sometimes found the second audio track). I would also add that while UK televisions are very good at subtitling (al
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Netflix also must contend with the fact that French audiovisual laws require local broadcasters to invest significant sums in domestic content. However, Les Echos newspaper has suggested Netflix might get around this by basing the service
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I'm the only one that reading Theseus thought about this: http://continuum.wikia.com/wiki/Julian_Randol ?
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by Ecio78 12y ago
afaik there are two different ways of operating: DSDS (Dual Sim Dual Standby) e DSFA (Dual Sim Full Active). The most common is the first one, where the phones are both registered but when you're communicating with one sim the second o
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Wiko Mobile is a big name in France (#3 in 2013) and (almost?) all the smartphone they sell are dual sim: http://world.wikomobile.com/p-Wiko-Smartphones they are sold in supermarket as well (Auchan etc..)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
The Skynet Funding Bill is passed. The system goes on-line August 4th, 1997. Human decisions are removed from strategic defense. Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I remember I bought a book probably one or two years ago and it was available on Amazon (but it was sold by BD behind) and directly by BD and BD was cheaper.

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