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andix
3y ago
This is actually how Airbus got started. It's a spin off from the Concorde manufacturer.
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andix
3y ago
If you throw money at a bankrupt company, it's not bankrupt anymore ;) Edit: for example by buying overpriced military equipment, tax benefits, or ...
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andix
3y ago
That was one of my first ideas, because it could actually work out. But it has the potential to become even more problematic than Boeing.
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andix
3y ago
As long as there is no other US plane manufacturer like Boeing, the government will keep them alive somehow.
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andix
3y ago
I don't think there is an easy fix for a very complicated problem.
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andix
3y ago
Sadly it doesn't support paging :D
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andix
3y ago
My "home lab" is a raspberry pi 4 and a few more devices thrown into a drawer. Not pretty (especially the gordian cable knot), but it works.
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andix
3y ago
That's very often the path forward. The community usually doesn't invest a lot into those projects, so they rarely get forked into a community driven version. Some projects like that are also a minefield, because they mix code wit
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andix
3y ago
I don't agree that this model of open source software has a positive impact on the quality and future of the open source core. Usually the open source part gets less and less usable and lacks more and more documentation. It also scares
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andix
3y ago
A lot of the software on this list is "freemium" open source. For example Strapi and SuperTokens are open source. But require a paid plan/license when growing the application to a bigger scale, because you are going to need t
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andix
3y ago
There is a dilemma for web developers with images loaded from CDNs or APIs. Regular <img> tags can't set an Authorization header with a token for the request, like you can do with fetch() for API requests. The only possibility is
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andix
3y ago
This sounds like a big security flaw in the system that uses access links. Secrets should not be logged (in most cases). When opening a Dropbox/GoogleDocs/OneDrive link, I expect the application not to route them through potential
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andix
3y ago
Is there a feature of DNS I'm unaware of, that queries more than just the domain part? https://example.com?token=<secret> should only lead to a DNS query with "example.com".
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andix
3y ago
A while ago I started to only send password protected links via email. Just with the plaintext password inside the email. This might seem absurd and unsafe on the first glance, but those kind of attacks it can safely prevent. Adding an expi
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andix
3y ago
Edit: It was not f-droid, they don't provide APKs for copyright protected apps. It was shady mirroring websites that re-upload APKs from the Google Play Store. (downloading and installing from those sites is legal where I live).
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andix
3y ago
I'm using it from time to time. A lot of consumer equipment nowadays can only be operated with Android and iOS apps. For all those things I need WSA the Apps are off course not available in the official Amazon App Store, so i had to ma
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andix
3y ago
I think it’s really hard to get good UX by setting up some simple rules. In the end we need good UX, however this is done. For things like lights or wipers the solutions from the past are quite good I would say. For things like the Tesla tu
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andix
3y ago
It’s surprising that someone runs a business like you describe in your post from a jurisdiction where Nintendo can actually get to them. I really don’t want to support piracy, but there are many countries where Nintendo could never get any
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andix
3y ago
I guess for military use you need both high efficiency to travel longer distances and some payload capacity to carry explosives. Off the shelf camera drones usually can't fly further than 10-15km on one charge. This is probably not eno
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andix
3y ago
This "camera drone" is definitively faster: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Atomics_MQ-9_Reaper :D
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andix
3y ago
I think we might see third party browser support for PWAs soon in iOS. Maybe with the next major iOS release. This might've been a stunt to delay that feature and buy them some time and plausible deniability that they tried their best
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andix
3y ago
I think nobody in the EU can make such assurances. It's a law, and courts will decide if apple is following them. The European Commission announced a few days ago that they will look into the decision of apple to remove PWAs, so they m
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andix
3y ago
Wow, it's still alive. Around 20 years ago we modified the sprites of this game to create a new games featuring our classmates and friends. It was great fun.
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andix
3y ago
It removes the references to the base image. I don’t see any benefits. Security scanners have a harder time to track issues, because they can’t just detect the image is depending on an insecure base image. It also strips the possibility to
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andix
3y ago
So it's Windows in a Linux Docker container. Windows Docker containers are already a thing for a long time. Not the best thing, but they exist. https://hub.docker.com/_/microsoft-windows-nanoserver
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3y ago
Still funny to hear that everyone in the US has a social security number, although there is no public healthcare for everybody. And I always thought it's the land of unlimited freedom, doesn't seem to apply to privacy. I have a so
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andix
3y ago
I think the last extended deadline of PSD2 was end of 2020, so after Brexit. And it's not unheard of, that some countries just ignore EU regulations. Especially if they are going to exit the EU before they can be fined ;)
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andix
3y ago
Sadly people are like sheep. They hear SMS and shout unsafe.
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andix
3y ago
Once again, not every person using the internet is working for a company. If you don't know anyone that will just laugh at you when you tell them "it's super easy, you just need to install an app and scan a QR code", the
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andix
3y ago
How is a second factor adding an "account takeover path"? You're not seriously saying that adding a second factor is reducing security? We can agree that password reset via SMS token is bad. It basically reduces everything to
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