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by a254613e 7y ago
Only vacation. I think 20 is the legal minimum on full work day vacations that the company must give if you work 5 days a week. On top of that there are 14 national holidays. Normally companies in Germany give their employees 28 to 30 days,
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by a254613e 7y ago
I don't have the above mentioned cameras, but I do have cameras that are completely blocked from the internet. The way I do it is: When I leave my home my home assistant will enable the FTP upload on motion detection feature of the cam
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by a254613e 7y ago
> Yes, you know where you are in the house. However, your "smart" home does not. I solved this in home assistant by adding sensors to my doors inside the apartment. For example if the living room doors are closed, and after tha
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by a254613e 7y ago
I personally used this app to create the whole floorplan - https://www.magicplan.app/en/ Then I just double checked wall length with a tape measure, because I wanted 100% exact measurements, out of the box the app was
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by a254613e 7y ago
I've been just using this docker image - https://github.com/kylemanna/docker-openvpn#quick-start It works really good and is super easy to set up, this was also my first time setting up home VPN, so I didn't
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by a254613e 7y ago
Are you talking about online microsoft account or something windows specific? Because that's not true, my password has been 40+ characters for a long time and I change it pretty often. For local login you can use a PIN, or set up windo
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by a254613e 7y ago
I see them more as a fingerprint, which yes is unique, but I don't consider providing it when getting my ID to be privacy invading. If that makes sense. Because what the police is really doing in these cases is that they're trying
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by a254613e 7y ago
I don't understand the privacy concerns and most of the comments here. I see these DNA database searches as an amazing tool to find criminals and not in any way privacy infringing. And I wish it was more widespread, ideally everyone be
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by a254613e 7y ago
I am in the same boat and am going to give plex a try. They do have silence removal in the iOS app at least, but plex lacks a lot of podcasts features otherwise. I hope they keep improving on this.
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by a254613e 7y ago
Works directly with banks too via FinTS - https://docs.firefly-iii.org/en/latest/import/fints.html
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by a254613e 7y ago
I can't get it to use en_US for interface but de_DE for dates/currencies across all platforms. Because GnuCash insists on reading these settings from locales, and I can't get it right to save my life. So it'll see a comm
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by a254613e 7y ago
Has anyone here successfully migrated from GnuCash to Firefly III? How does it compare long term? GnuCash is amazing features wise, but the UI and cross platform compatibility is subpar at best. And more importantly is it possible to import
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by a254613e 7y ago
To offer a bit of an opposite view here on HN: I give firefox a shot from time to time. I switch all devices to it, and then I use it exclusively all the time. My most recent attempt failed few days ago, after a bit more than a month with i
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by a254613e 7y ago
So what exactly did this malware do most of the time? In the original kaspersky report it says "For example, an app with this malicious code may show intrusive ads and sign users up for paid subscriptions.". So how/did it sig
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by a254613e 7y ago
Xiaomi Aqara temperature and humidity sensor. * Under $10. * Works with zigbee. * Works out of the box with open source zigbee hubs. I personally have conbee II/deconz. And the whole setup of these open source zigbee solutions usually
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by a254613e 7y ago
Google assistant is so much better to look up information and understand what you want. I use Alexa, Siri, and google assistant. And others don't come even close to assistant when it comes to understanding what you mean and the context
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by a254613e 7y ago
I don't think those services should be banned as that's not their only purpose. I do think that anyone knowingly spreading racist, extremist, terrorist material should be punished. Platforms that can, but do not, enforce rules to
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by a254613e 7y ago
When he distributed the content he didn't pick only the rational ones. Many people did exactly that, joining ISIS, traveling to Syria, doing terrorist attacks in their own countries. They didn't get the ideas to do that out of the
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by a254613e 7y ago
> Speak for yourself, I would. I've downloaded and distributed ISIS propaganda videos before out of sheer intrigue. It will be downvoted because it's INSANE, not because it's a hot topic. ISIS propaganda isn't banned
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by a254613e 7y ago
There is a difference between facebook/twitter that disallow those things, will remove them and app that when presented with those behaviours says that they are welcome. You know that. Unfortunately nobody taking a stance will lead to
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by a254613e 7y ago
Considering the relatively short response times the original owners were given in some cases, and you do not gain anything from having all those usernames I think what you did was kind of a dick move. And because of that you'll use it
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by a254613e 7y ago
As a buyer I would never want to use cryptocurrencies. There is absolutely zero customer protection without the cryptocurrencies going trough a middleman, at which point it's nothing else than another version of PayPal. This is the pri
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by a254613e 7y ago
I'm with you on this one. I don't think mozilla is as privacy oriented as HN would make you think. * They pushed ad/extension for a TV show to everyone * They silently served modified installers to a small subset of users dow
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by a254613e 7y ago
Why is it hard to understand? Because your average user will not "wireshark their own cables", and those who do will use different methods of secure communication. You'd be surprised how many users are unable to bypass variou
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by a254613e 7y ago
Because that doesn't reduce latency, but instead just makes it look like that which is worse. If the user then copies the URL of their post and sends it to another user the other user will not be able to view it. It would also not be n
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by a254613e 7y ago
Depends on who you mean by "we", people working directly on implementing/supporting AMP? Anti-google crowd? Sure, you're probably right. But as someone who's just an end user, and not working on frontend development
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by a254613e 7y ago
Having tried a couple of different accounting/budgeting applications, this is what I always end up coming back to. As it just works when it comes to keeping track of finances. However GnuCash really falls short if you have anything oth
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by a254613e 7y ago
Backups, apparently. According to the info provided by services mentioned in the article on how to set up tracking on iOS devices there seem to be two approaches to this: One service says "In order to monitor device activity like texts
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by a254613e 8y ago
Honest question: How can you trust FF when they less than a year ago silently modified installers for a small % of users, to include tracking - which then sent all browsing data to a 3rd party? https://blog.mozilla.org/press
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by a254613e 8y ago
At least for me the prompt isn't a one time thing, unless you consent to enabling telemetry. I get asked whether I want to enable it all the time when logging in.

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