VvR-Ox

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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I totally agree - we need "one framework to rule them all". I don't want to learn another 10 technologies we won't use anymore in 5-10 years.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
This can be seen in scientific papers as well as in some books. It is based on the literacy of the powerful that we know from the dark ages. To use complex language as a substitute for easier formulations is a tool for literate people to p
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
The problem is that the wealthy people are the one's who govern. (they define what is and what isn't legal) This is interconnected and to change it would mean to break it up somehow. Therefor you'd need to change the premise
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
This is a very good idea but I'm afraid it won't play along the human condition. People construct reality with things they want to believe. Most people aren't interested and/or skilled enough to be reasonable and think l
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
This is a perfect example for software that tries to solve a problem that doesn't exist. It can be done with whatever: - record video (notebook / smartphone / ...) - send / share / embed into some other software (me
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Have you seen people lately who don't have a smartphone with them? :-P
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
GitLab had the really cool CI/CD features before Bitbucket was getting some attention in this area. Also you have to differentiate Stash (on-prem; Java) and Bitbucket (on-demand [if it works haha]; Python). Bitbucket was meant to be us
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I'm quite sure about that because at some point they'll have to admit they can't keep up anymore. What I dislike about this behaviour is that parts of it (bitbucket, hipchat) are good and they just throw everything away they
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Another decision against humanity - nice! This happens when everyone just exists to gain more money and power.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
You can change your ports but it won't prevent "Eve" from scanning for those as you mention yourself. I think this belongs to the realm of "security through obscurity" tactics and won't be safe in the long run.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Ok that's a good start for the Android world... But it still won't convince me to buy another phone that is based on this OS. My crappy old iPhone 5s is _still_ supported today - not just security patches but the OS as well. While
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
+1 for that! I feel like constantly being screwed by these companies while being chained to a wall without the means to defend myself.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Haha and you fell for that? :D Just had to think about the Futurama episode with the myPhone.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
BTW they don't refuse to bring updates to old phones because it seems like a "herculean task" but to get people to buy new phones. Welcome to our economy. The nice thing about Apple (though I hate the fanboyism and many other
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Because Huawei is a Chinese company and still media tells people they are "the bad communists" though they are no communists at all since Mao is gone. Same goes for spying: - The US spied on countries in EU by hijacking (network)
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Still using the x220 as my every day personal notebook. At work I have the x230 with the new keyboard - it's not as good as the old one still in the x220 but it's way better than let's say the new macbook keyboards. The sad t
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Is this an advertisement? Some ideas / questions: - The documentation on GH is unreadable like this - On GH it says "Patent Pending" so is this not open source after that or is that phrase just a joke? - How is it related to
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
FYI: The bavarian police law has passed though many people tried to stop it. That also happened with a lot of other laws throughout the last years. On the other hand people also love stuff like AMZN echo and trust all information to their s
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Ok basically a valid point but I think you can also access MariaDB, Postgres and others that support the common SQL standards with Sequel and it's open source.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
How does it compare to Sequel Pro ( https://www.sequelpro.com/ ) that would make me want to pay?
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Thank you for this article. People should open their eyes and at least read stuff like this to check with their self constructed reality. Seems some of them live in a dome where you can't see all of this development. Nice for them - I
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I think you just try to disqualify my valid arguments because you don't want to see what is happening around here.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I live in Europe and see how things go down the sewer here. Why can't you? As a child people had enough money for a good end of life and now they crawl around and collect food and other stuff from waste containers. Also statistics clea
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
THAT is exactly the problem: OUR SYSTEM doesn't care how happy you are, as long as you're productive enough for some people to get rich. No one cares if you have a job, if you are homeless or have to suffer poverty. OUR SOCIETY va
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
What about: man foo | grep bar Then you only get the line with "bar" in it. (append -C 1 at the end to get 1 line before and 1 after the term you grepped for). And of course you can pimp your terminal experience by using fish ( ht
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Organizations like Elsevier as well as all those other rights management companies are one of the worst thorns of capitalism and destroy one of the greatest ideas what the internet should/could be one day. What about free education and
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I'd think about the german providers again if I were you. They are forced to gather data about you as well ( https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Bundesverfassungsger... ) and since the government is taking
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Isn't that the #1 argument arms and drug dealers use to defend their actions? When I live by this standard I don't have any reason to protect the environment and take care to not harm our future. In the end this logically leads to
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Only if you have bad luck. I run a NextCloud on RPi3 for over 1 year constantly and didn't have any issues so far. Yes it's just 2 users but I also shared folders with people who up- and download stuff. The web interface is respon
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I thought the same when I clicked on the link with hopes high...

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