FinnKuhn

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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Uptime Kuma already has some automatically generated badges[1], but not for specific events. Your could manually built your own custom ones based on the same framework[2] though. [1] https://github.com/louislam/uptime-k
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
I just selfhost it, but that has the disadvantage that it also went out during my ISP's and Cloudflares outage. ;)
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
That is not what mitigating means.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Can recommend Uptime Kuma for this purpose: https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
A 3km range seems pretty low looking at the size of e.g. Frankfurt Airport. The bigger issue I assume is probably that even if you react very quickly the drone might be already gone already anyway.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
From the other comments I believe that tracking to identify the operator and launch site together with automated targetted jamming are the most effective solution. I don't know if such a system exists already and if it is quick enough
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
I think the issue is that you can't really use counter-drones or automatic weapon systems at an airport due to the threat they pose to the airports operations (automatic rifle systems at civilian airports, which are the ones targeted,
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
I think the issue is response time. Once a drone has been spotted notifying the correct person and getting the drone started would take a few minutes I assume. Furthermore you can't really deploy a drone at an airport while it is still
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
How quickly can you deploy a portable jammer? The drone might have disappeared until you have done so already. So you definitelly need automated systems for detection and targetting, which will probably take time until they are widely avail
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
How do you expect to shoot them down? They are small and very quick and disappear shortly after appearing.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
That still doesn't mean that something is AI just because a text is repetitive.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Some people just aren't good writers.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
> If I take a bunch of photos, those don’t have filenames (or not good ones, and not unique). They just exist. They don’t need a directory or a name. At least all the photos I take have a date and place attached to them. That is usually
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
That sounds like info you would already have by taking a look at LinkedIn or am I missing something?
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
For me it was having to replace my MacBook's screen and loosing all the stickers in the process that made me realize I would loose any sticker used on a Laptop eventually.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Normally I would agree, but they obviously already have a budget planned for this role as they turned candidates down for being "outside of budget", so I assume they are aware of the range a market salary should be in.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Because they hope that someone gives them a number that is lower than the salary they had in mind.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Do you also write "USA, not America" for every headline that uses the later?
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
Nintendo is literally about the same size as Dell or Foxconn, neither of which anyone would describe as small.
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by FinnKuhn 11mo ago
I love that they are also imitating the real sign desing just like OP.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Why is every sentence a new paragraph?
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
For some reason all the YouTube ads on my TV are very very normal ads for well known companies and products. As soon as I disable my adblocker on my PC though I only get fake scam ads.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
It definitely does when I scan each barcode with my iPhone.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Shouldn't music streaming services be an example for a market where each service offers pretty much the same products and they compete on price and product alone.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
This also seems to work for URLs so next time I will create a QR code I will keep this in mind. Really useful! I tested this with the following example: https://imgur.com/a/hTsvV3Z
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Does something like this exist for weather prediction worldwide?
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Well, they appear to have remembered it when typing the radix point, but forgot it when it came to the thousands separator. This might have happened to me before as well...
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Yes, I assume it is because you use dots to seperate large numbers in most European languages and they forgot it's different in English.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
>So every social and incentive structure along the way basically signals that you don’t want to declare an outage when it isn’t real. I would argue that every social and incentive structure along the way basically signals that you don&#x
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
I feel like there should at least be some sort of disclaimer then that tells me the status page can take up to xx minutes to show an outage and not make it seem as if it is updated instantaniously. That way I could way those xx minutes befo

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