NetStrikeForce

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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I had 4k screens on < 14" laptops and I prefer 1080p. Pixel density is enough for my eyes, no scaling issues and battery runs longer.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
It's sort of an XPS rebranded for the business market
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I've read trypol.ly as "Tripoli", capital of Libya :)
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Op said "most of EU nationals". You say "a great deal" - but I can't really put that into numbers. "Most" means >51% but "a great deal" is just what I call (please don't get offense) bull
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
> most of us EU nationals don't see EU structures as very democratically responsive. Whilst I got the same feeling, this really needs to be backed up by data. Do you know any reliable polls about it?
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Read about development, learn from the people in the industry... but I ask myself that question many times when I get to read comments on some news :) (why the f* am I here?)
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
A project has a shorted life-span and specific outputs that would mark the end of the project. A product might evolve and run "forever" without a specific outputs to mark the end of the product.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted. This is a thing and I know people turning down Uber recruiters because they don't want to be associated with Uber's wrongdoings and questionable morals.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Think of a fire door :) it lets people in and out (intended purpose) but doesn't let fire in and out :)
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Most people don't need anything more complex than this for their firewall needs, so iptables is overkill. Not only that, but iptables is just terrible to use and it just makes you want to kill yourself. I've deployed a pretty stan
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Sorry my words were not clear, glad someone else clarified for me :)
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
And she said this in a very politicised speech just after cancelling campaigning for the elections, so no one can publicly reply. May and her team are despicable human beings.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
And from the other side, I consistently like the properties of certain agencies in my area and I can recognise it's theirs only by the pictures. Coincidentally, they're the most expensive agency and one of the most successful.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
But you were talking about overtaking, that's a completely different scenario (keeping up with traffic on the slow lane). You're saying that any combination of car and driver than can't sustain cruise speeds over 130Km/h
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Why? Do you have a limited amount of time you can stay in the autobahn as opposed to a French or Spanish motorway, forcing you to speed up? Or is it that you just want to go 200Km/h and it's not about overtaking safely?
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
No, in Barcelona we get Internet access by snatching Wi-Fi from the border across Andorra. No idea how they manage in Madrid though, maybe Portuguese Wi-Fi gets that far in a clear day.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
> Is a trick from governments to be able to tax children and elders for example. I'm not sure what kind of virtue signalling is that, but I highly doubt that the problem they try to solve with VAT is "how can we tax children a
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
This is Samba, not the Windows implementation of SMB.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Not much to add to the wide variety of insightful comments here, but if you'd like an American comparison, Madrid would be more NYC (busy, finance, big co's HQs, cultural offer) and Barcelona would be California (sea, weather, hot
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Looks very cool, thanks!
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I'm not sure I follow... Op is looking for some Django hosting, doesn't necessarily have to be shared. It could be containerized or maybe it could be PaaS (Heroku style).
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I didn't exactly complain that it is inappropriate. I have asked two valid questions :) I understand most people would only extract that from my question (which is nuanced, I admit); but they're either wrong or downvoting me in di
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Thanks for the reply! The downvotes keep coming, I guess that's the hivemind at work. But anyway, allow me to disagree: My comment has two very valid questions. 1) What's the point of the article? The rest of the comments here are
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
But Lightsail is not Django hosting...
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
What's the point of this post? And why is this on front page? P.S.: Wow! that was the fastest downvote ever (1 minute!). Waiting for the comment including the reasoning... Edit: I see some users mentioning this story has been flagged.
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Second reply to the same comment, because I was curious as to why would you create a throwaway for this debate... And turns out your other comments are 2 oversimplifying The Guarding and The Independent editorial line / quality and the
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Democracy is not the tyranny of the majority. Direct democracy might be, but that's a very narrow view of democracy. > Why didn't you include the right to privacy and freedom of expression too? Privacy is literally the first on
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
Privacy, freedom, protection from the tyranny of the majority, equality, fraternity, respect for minorities, socialised and universal healthcare, feminism, ecologism (firefox says this is not a word?)... Those are the ones I care about and
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I'm not sure if my English is good enough, but that's not what I said. I said that Brexit and Trump removed the taboo about fascism and fascists are raising their voices. Why would you think I called Brexit, Tories or Trump voters
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by NetStrikeForce 9y ago
I hear you. You even see people openly embracing Enoch Powell's ideas again. Brexit and Trump removed the taboo on fascism and those long time closeted fascists are now very openly pushing their propaganda. The rest of us are too busy

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