alphager

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by alphager 3y ago
It's an incredibly good idea. Did you even read the article? The expert wanted to teach SYN/ACK, which is completely irrelevant to the non-experts.
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by alphager 3y ago
If you're serious about getting into the hobby, don't buy the cheap chinese picks. They are a pain to use. Get something like this: https://store.spooxe.com/LOCKPICKS_SETS/KICK_START_LOCKPICKI...
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by alphager 3y ago
It might be just be a zeitgeist thing. To me, all movies from the 70ies feel the same. They are distinct from movies from the 2010s (which are all similar to each other), bit are all similar to each other.
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by alphager 3y ago
Do the laws apply equally to everyone regardless of wealth or do the rich achieve better results? We don't even have to pick the extreme outliers where affluenca officially plays a role. Someone that can spend a million on lawyers in t
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by alphager 3y ago
You're combining empty nest syndrome with midlife crisis. They are two distinct phenomena.
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by alphager 3y ago
Divorce is not the worst outcome of a marriage. Wasting your life in an unhappy marriage and developing lifelong resentments is way worse.
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by alphager 3y ago
Buttercreme is an old-fashioned frosting you'd find more towards the middle and north of Germany.
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by alphager 3y ago
Take a look at Riese+Müller; they are a German brand that is also sold in the US: https://flyridesusa.com/collections/riese-muller-electric-bi... They offer the same theft-protection/tracking/insurance thing
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by alphager 3y ago
This is the opposite. The container is not mutable, but the datastore is. This alleviates the need to run Postgres X and Postgres X+1 to export from X and import into X+1.
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by alphager 3y ago
This is for the school of "the container is immutable". They don't want to use a years old container and upgrade the binaries inside.
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by alphager 3y ago
Or living in a country with a working intra-bank money transfer system, like China, India, Canada, the UK or the whole of the EU.
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by alphager 3y ago
So Döpfner (who is on record ordering his "journalists" to push the FDP in the last election) just bought Politico and doesn't make sure they follow the directions he sets for all the other publications owned by Springer? Se
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by alphager 3y ago
I don't think that A/B tests work for things that enterprises buy. The normal workflow is 1. Dev visits the site, gets convinced that he wants the tool. 2. Dev convinced management to allow the expense. 3. Dev visits the site and
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by alphager 3y ago
He's a conspiracy theorist heavy into UFO and ESP with a grudge. Hardly credible.
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by alphager 3y ago
Not true. Major entities and enterprises are using LE. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/list-of-major-websites-w...
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by alphager 3y ago
The current state of quantum computing suggests that there is an exponential effort to increase the available qbits. Going from RSA 2048 to RSA 4096 would not just double the effort required on the quantum side.
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by alphager 3y ago
A contract requires mutual assent. Hiding an EULA.txt file somewhere does not fulfill the assent requirement. You are already copying nextcloud when you download it; you can't be bound to arbitrary demands you never heard of for that.
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by alphager 3y ago
Swappin.gifts is a dApp that allows users to purchase from a selection of thousands of different gift cards using thousands of different crypto currencies over several blockchains. Built on web3, swappin.gifts acts as a new and transformat
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by alphager 3y ago
Moderation is a key feature of the MVP. If a horde of n-word spewing, cp posting spambots is the image that gets shared on newssites, it's dead in the water.
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by alphager 3y ago
The production and storage of hydrogen is expensive, had the downside of requiring a large tank in the car and is less efficient than just using a battery.
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by alphager 3y ago
That's called Kagi. It exists.
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by alphager 3y ago
You can export your content on the old insurance and import on the new instance
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by alphager 3y ago
> Maybe the problem of the "difficulty of getting to and from poll sites", which I can see arising due to the nature of this country being large, spread out, and automobile-centric. It's not just distance and cost, but ti
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by alphager 3y ago
This happened back in the Cyanogen days where they released it on actual phones (by Oneplus if I remember correctly). They included the whole GAPPS-suite and of course fell under that license agreement.
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by alphager 3y ago
The JSON people were adamant about discouraging what https://json-schema.org/ ended up being. There's a reason JSON.org never linked to it (even back when they had a full screen of links at the bottom of their page: h
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by alphager 3y ago
This is the content I've seen so far, limited to primary school children. I'm German so my view may not be the prevailing one in the US, but I see my role as including making sure that the kids get a proper education. This include
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by alphager 3y ago
> Practically, every male space has been feminised. Can you give some examples? I'm really struggling to understand this point.
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by alphager 3y ago
From things like "my son left his math book in school, can someone send a picture of page 23 so we can prepare for the test" to "my daughter didn't write down the homework assignments; can someone send them" to orga
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by alphager 3y ago
> Climate change effects are really minor (beyond having a bit of a hotter summer). That's patently false. It goes way beyond hotter summers. We're already observing today the increased frequency of extreme weather events (drou
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by alphager 3y ago
I think "XML" is way too broad to meaningful discuss anything. XML the data format is pretty great in its basic form. Not space-efficient, but unless you're dealing with bulk data, the inefficiencies don't matter unless

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