LeonM

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by LeonM 7y ago
I remember reading about this in the early 00's when msn.com and some other MS websites did the same. Changing the UA made the site work just fine. History repeating itself.
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Email Address Types Explained(mailhardener.com)
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Prep for mining activities further out AFAIK there is not a single element that is valuable enough to offset the gigantic costs of mining in space and moving bulk back to earth. The economics just don't work.
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by LeonM 7y ago
What was his motive to publish such paper?
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by LeonM 7y ago
Partly it's funneling, but mostly the idea is that we want to offer a 'safe' environment for evaluating the tech. We see customers who use our software for a personal domain for a while, and then introduce it at work, or tell
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by LeonM 7y ago
Yes, Mailhardener uses Matomo to track basic statistics on our website. Mostly just visitor counts and mapping where traffic comes from. In terms of costs I'd say it's neglectable, it runs on a container in our existing infrastruc
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by LeonM 7y ago
It's not just free/libre/open source software that has this issue. I run an email security SaaS business. It's closed source, but the suite is free of charge to use for personal, non-commercial domains. We get numerous s
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by LeonM 7y ago
I particularly like Matomo as it offers the option to honor the browser DNT (Do Not Track) preference.
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by LeonM 7y ago
I wrote some scrapers for a customer a few years back. After about a month I got a call that my scraper flagged a certain URL as unreachable, but the URL did work in a browser. As it turned out: the webserver returned a 500 for every file,
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by LeonM 7y ago
Ah, that makes sense! Thanks for the clarification, I should have visited their website before posting my comment.
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by LeonM 7y ago
Is getting fuel in India really such a hassle that people are willing to pay a premium to get the fuel delivered to them? How big is this market? I live in Europe, and have never been to India, so I don't know about the situation there
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by LeonM 7y ago
Is there even a market for cheap ASICs? ASIC set-up costs are only a problem on low volume production runs, and in that case generic purpose hardware is probably a cheaper solution anyway. If you have some high computation or bandwidth requ
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by LeonM 7y ago
Video conferencing is a problem that cannot be solved with software alone. I like to call it the 'last meter problem', as video conference issues are almost always caused by crappy consumer grade equipment. Wireless routers are th
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by LeonM 7y ago
I'm currently in YC startupschool with a security startup, here's what I think is the problem: security doesn't scale easily on the marketing side. For most businesses security equals costs, and no quantifiable savings. Most
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by LeonM 7y ago
> When Tesla's competitors stop designing and electric car and start designing a really great car that just happens to be electric then Tesla will have competition. Until then all the supposed Tesla competitors will be a joke. This.
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by LeonM 7y ago
Can confirm. The building where I live, and my office building (both in the Hague) are spot on.
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by LeonM 7y ago
JMAP (or IMAP for that matter) is the transport format. JMAP runs over HTTPS, so the connection is encrypted. The transport protocol says nothing about how data is stored on the MDA (the server). That's up to the implementation of the
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by LeonM 7y ago
I expect it's a trade-off between power usage and brute-force resilience.
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by LeonM 7y ago
So... the backend of this game queries the database even if the user name is NULL? And the CPU user uses a magic name 'cpu', which is not a reserved name? And apparently the backend is totally okay with a user name that doesn&#x27
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by LeonM 7y ago
The title of the article should be Metal shards of Rolls-Royce Trend 1000 engine rain down on people below . It has very little to do with Boeing in this case. But blaming Boeing in the title gets you more clicks, and clicks equals money f
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by LeonM 7y ago
You use it to program/run a Software Defined Radio (SDR). SDR makes radios cheap, versatile and programmable. As a non-licensed radio operator you can get a cheap USB connected receiver and use GNU radio to receive, demodulate and deco
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by LeonM 7y ago
Take a look at EVwest [0], they sell conversion kits. They even run an electric VW bus as their shop truck [1]. [0] https://evwest.com/catalog/ [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLRAQu0b8-o
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by LeonM 7y ago
+1 for JQ, I use it in just about any place I can
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by LeonM 7y ago
Dutch person here. For weed, the law states a maximum of 5 grams (or 5 plants, if you grow them). For any 'hard' drugs, such as XTC the legal limit is 0. But if you get caught carrying an amount that is small enough to be consider
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by LeonM 7y ago
I have the same experience with running adwords. All I get is signups with fake email addresses that never log in. They are obviously bots or mechanical turks. I've tried tuning the keywords and regions, but eventually gave up on it. I
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by LeonM 7y ago
It took me a while to figure out that Pandas is a Python Data Analysis Library [0]. [0] https://pandas.pydata.org/
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by LeonM 7y ago
This conspiracy theory has been debunked many times.
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by LeonM 7y ago
> Supply, demand, and subsidies. Supply, demand, subsidies and political stability of the country that produces it. In short: oil prices are affected by many factors.
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by LeonM 7y ago
It's even worse than that: in countries where caravans are popular (which is most of Europe), most people buy heavy and overpowered cars just to be able to tow their caravan twice a year.
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by LeonM 7y ago
For front-wheel-drive cars (which about 95% of small cars are), the differential is embedded in the gearbox. So you can't remove the gearbox, or you'll have to place a new stand-alone differential, which will add significant costs

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