alphager

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   by alphager 6y ago

   Every 6 months, actually. In practical terms, unless you want to test out Java features (which can be removed with the next release), you only need to track the LTS-releases every 3 years and actively upgrade every 6 years to stay on a supp
2. 212.▲
   by alphager 6y ago

   1) Yes, they either outright stole the credentials or stole an oauth-token. 2) The scammer either actually has a vietnamese metallurgy business ore (more likely) sold ad space on facebook to a vietnamese metallurgy business. 3) yes
3. 213.▲
   by alphager 7y ago

   "Public Domain" is encumbered by Moral Rights https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights . While they play a very minor role in the US, they exist in Canada and most of the EU. Something like the MIT-license
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   by alphager 7y ago

   It is completely legal to change the locks as a tenant in Germany: https://www.n-tv.de/ratgeber/Darf-der-Mieter-das-Tuerschloss...