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by V__ 9mo ago
Merz will say anything if it somehow benefits him and doesn't concern himself with facts. > German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, admitted recently that Germany’s departure from nuclear energy was a serious strategic mistake, saying the
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by V__ 9mo ago
It has also become the default physics engine in Godot.
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by V__ 9mo ago
A small warning for anyone wanting to use this in a setting with legal requirements: > Please note that the term “sync” in Bichon may be misleading—“download” might be more accurate. [1] If an email is deleted before bichon can download
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by V__ 9mo ago
Every time it comes up in my life, I search for an easy answer, yet I haven't found one yet. It reduces errors, makes it easy to track things and other reasons... all don't make sense to me if there is no physical bookkeeping invo
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by V__ 9mo ago
How convenient, if the whole system is so badly constructed, that you can pick and choose when something is valid or not: > There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does
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by V__ 9mo ago
It's airline dependent, not mandated. A lot of airlines have by now reverted back, allowing only one person in the cockpit.
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by V__ 9mo ago
I highly recommend Mentour Pilots videos on the topic, for an indepth introduction to the whole story and the new search: https://youtu.be/Y5K9HBiJpuk?si=nsR14R7Fl4Nk4qpO https://youtu.be/HIuXEU4H-XE?si=I_Zc
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by V__ 9mo ago
Beurer Cozy Heated blankets, for about 50$, are my recommendation. They are really nice.
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by V__ 10mo ago
Has anyone here ever needed microsecond precision? Would love to hear about it.
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by V__ 10mo ago
Who gets ddosed on the regular? Spam is a regular problem, but I have never encountered a ddos on a business website.
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by V__ 10mo ago
Can you explain this a bit further? Wouldn't that 0777 file outside docker be still executed inside the container and not on the host?
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by V__ 10mo ago
> The Reddit post I’d seen earlier? That guy got completely owned because his container was running as root. The malware could: [...] Is that the case, though? My understanding was, that even if I run a docker container as root and the c
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by V__ 10mo ago
What field are you in, sounds interesting that one would need such a tool?
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by V__ 10mo ago
I think this also sums up most of the administration: "Nobody knew health care would be that hard"
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by V__ 10mo ago
Can't this be solved by having a "high refresh-rate"? Even if the voting circuit gets hit, if it updates 60 times a second it won't really affect any mechanical parts since the next signal will quickly override the error
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by V__ 11mo ago
I mean obviously yes.
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by V__ 11mo ago
Maybe this is just my bubble, but the messaging I get is that Israel should stop murdering Palestinian civilians and not that Hamas is somehow righteous in their actions.
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by V__ 11mo ago
As much as I enjoy the advantages which for example docker compose brings. I feel it lacks when it comes to deployment, especially when using it rootless or on rootless images. I wish I could configure docker to just create a user for me ba
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by V__ 11mo ago
"If you have executive dysfunction, just discipline through it" is definitely a take.
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by V__ 11mo ago
Black swans do not exist. I have never seen one.
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by V__ 11mo ago
Just curious but if you are already on Hetzner, why not do the processing also there?
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by V__ 11mo ago
At the same time they are exploring the use of Palantir and want to use more of Microsofts 365 cloud. This is all just talk. Either there are very real security concerns or someone lobbied heavily.
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by V__ 11mo ago
Notably, the vulnerability is also in a part which isn't included by default and nobody uses. I'm not sure that even warrants a CVE? A simple bug report would have probably been fine. If they think this is really a CVE, a bug fix
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by V__ 11mo ago
If anything that is already happening doesn't result in one, then one bailout more also won't.
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by V__ 11mo ago
A constitution is a worthless piece of paper if it is not enforced. I'm about 50/50 right now if the midterms can safe the U.S., so far it doesn't look good.
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by V__ 1y ago
Quick, let's ship another feature before the market realizes it's an ai bubble..
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by V__ 1y ago
> If you're Anti-AI please don't use this. I'm pro security. The gall to put something out there, pretend it being vibe coded is not a big deal and possibly exposing hundreds of people to security issues. Jesus.
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by V__ 1y ago
Nobody is going to enforce any laws on Trump or his executive. Either the midterms will allow for oversight to return or he dies before the transition into authoritarianism is complete. With SCOTUS about to end the Voting Rights Act, it cou
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by V__ 1y ago
This sound really intriguing, and I am really curious. What kind of service do you run where you need a 100s of VMs? Was there a reason for not going dedicated? Looking at their offering their biggest VM is (48 CPU, 192 GB RAM, 960 GB SSD).
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by V__ 1y ago
I think Google calls it remarketing and it goes through Google Tag Manager. You can "tag" visitors how you want (duration, action, page scroll, etc.). It's just a javascript call to the API which you can trigger however you l

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