Haemm0r

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by Haemm0r 5y ago
I can't imagine that borders would prevent this kind of dumps.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Check out: https://docs.syncthing.net/branch/untrusted/html/users/untru...
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
You can even sync to $nasty_cloud_provider and don't provide the syncthing password. Problem solved!
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
or Bromite.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
"And how about specially crafted 'normal' pictures sent to individual to trigger the system? Special mind would have a perfect tool to get some one down / put into the troubles." Exactly this was my first thought. S
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
ATK?
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
If you can't beat the price, you have to innovate constantly (=stay ahead) and sell higher quality to be competitive.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
or GrapheneOS
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
I am quite sceptical about the whole thing. The train is finished and the track is not. The track seems to be hard part of the system. Chinese managed to copy the German maglev trains, however they seem to have problems with the track tech
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Carrying strucuture is mainly reinforced steel(classic pillar + concrete floor/ceilings design), walls are usually bricks.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
In Austria you could use https://qr.gv.at to check the qr codes without installing an app. I don't think that it does any further verification than parsing the data.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Sorry for the typos; was in a hurry before :/
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
I work with NX and Teamcenter(central data storage amd PLM software) daily and find the single threading during almost all the design work annoying (except for FE, drawings and maybe a few other things). On the other hand the backwards comp
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
I'd prefer Dolce Vita over 16h/day anytime! :-)
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Maybe this is just a result of good old police work: https://xkcd.com/538/
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
How do you handle Cisco Webex with SSO+MF and video conferencing systems/rooms? For regular useres SSO+MF is no prob, however the rooms users are.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Instead of "Indian variant/mutation" papers now use "Delta variant, which originated in India" which hardly makes a difference in my eyes.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
No, articles are usually not aggressive towards another country; light criticism could be found here and there, but not focused on the US. The articles are e.g. about China becoming a leader in this/that economy sector. Focus topics se
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
I always enjoy reading the GT newspaper about the great Chinese achievements when boarding a China mainland flight. ;-)
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Same for Austria: It is called "Bürgerkarte" and is a requirement for some government services, e.g. accessing health records and medication online, electronic signing of petitions,...) Currently there is a mobile app and the pos
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
For me the title was misleading: Reading the title I tought that the article was about digitally signing documents (with your keys not your signature) :D
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
e.g. direct flight VIE-EBL(mainly due Austrian to involvement in the oil business in the region) or Istanbul-EBL is served regularly.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Currently those tariffs have a big impact on the markets in Germany, Austria and others in Europe too. According to the media the US is buying wood at large [e.g. 1] in combo with local companies trying to stock up prices for wooden build
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
for clarification, as you know for sure, but others maybe don't: ... and keeping all the settings on the USB drive too. //edit: typo
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
In Austria these units are part of the paramedics equipment for years. They are especially convenient while moving the patient on the strecher (no kneeling anymore :) )
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
always show the popup, but populate it "later" could work too.
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Don't forget to cut the HDMI Cable too :)
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Is that true for astra zeneca vs. south african variant?
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
"Does anyone, other than geologists of course, really care about the back-story of the diamond, how it was created and how it was mined?" Yes of course. Everybody can buy a ring with a diamond, but if they sell you a story with it
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by Haemm0r 5y ago
Our IT guy told us, that (about 10pcs) the Dell machines he ordered (T5810 or something similar) a couple of weeks ago will ship in July earliest(although the online shops states better delivery times). So there could be some shortage too o

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