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by aneutron 5y ago
They sure seem to have a LOT of "oversights" of this kind. AppGet comes to mind when I read this. Either it's a cultural issue, or that the management are sorry they got caught. I'm thinking this is more of the second op
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by aneutron 5y ago
One the one hand, it's a sad day for Russians whoes only outlook on the world was the Internet, as this seems to be one of the main connectivity providers. On the other hand, I really have a hard time believing that they exited because
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by aneutron 5y ago
Bloomberg brought the Supermicro hit pieces. I personally can't take them seriously anymore. Not after the second article with 0 fact checking and sad attempt at an irrelevant die shot. And their word is certainly irrelevant against on
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by aneutron 5y ago
I have been wondering all day about how any of the military aid will reach Kiev, or how the soldiers are supplied with their rations. I'm just genuinely curious about wartime logistics.
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by aneutron 5y ago
That's so sad ... I used to follow the channel from its beginnings, especially when they used to cover exclusively Korea and Japan (with Kei), but since then I dropped off. I'm very saddened to see it has reached this state.
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by aneutron 5y ago
Thanks ! That's nice to know !
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by aneutron 5y ago
If you have Robin's contacts, I would suggest you get a lawyer and sue him personally. You have made work for him which hasn't been paid (because the money was taken back). To my untrained eyes that seems pretty much a classic cas
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by aneutron 5y ago
What the fuck Microsoft ... If anyone is listening, you're ruining an otherwise perfectly good browser. Please fire whoever is running this product into the ground. It's so painful seeing Microsoft fallback on shit tactics and ant
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by aneutron 5y ago
Thanks very much for the answer. I assumed that it would have to go through the judiciary, but I am surprised to see it's not the case. It does make sense, especially if it's not abusive (e.g. one month behind equals reposession)
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by aneutron 5y ago
While potentially completely unrelated, I've seen how "cowboy-like" the whole bounty hunters situation is over there, so it honestly and unfortunately wouldn't surprise me as much if it were the case with the creditors .
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by aneutron 5y ago
That would make much more sense.
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by aneutron 5y ago
While this is an "interesting" story, I'd love to get some verification on it. It sounds plausible, but almost illegal ? I'm in EU so don't know how really things work over there, but I would assume Tesla would need
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by aneutron 5y ago
I will admit that I thought this was a joke on the "SaaS" everything trend. I can see how this works for fairly limited web applications for example, but as soon as the application grows in complexity and interacts within a bigger
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by aneutron 5y ago
I think you're being sarcastic, but I'm not totally sure.
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by aneutron 5y ago
I genuienly have not heard about either one of the three. I guess I remain stuck in PHP, Phalcon Framework, Symfony and Django / Flask.
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by aneutron 5y ago
It's far from mobile compatible. But I'll try it once I'm on desktop.
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by aneutron 5y ago
While I do agree that security theater does have a connotation for things that have no reason to be done, I only meant that it's not enough. It's theater in the sense that it would only provide a sense of safety, not solve the act
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by aneutron 5y ago
What you are proposing are what I think would be called a security theater. It gives the illusion of security, but they would absolutely not deter a determined threat actor. The only reason that the water supply isn't poisoned is it&#x
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by aneutron 5y ago
From what I gather Google Chromecast w/ Google TV is a good performer in this regard. However, the issue remains that you'd have to pay almost 10€ per platform, for a total of 3 platforms, per month. That's simply not economi
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by aneutron 5y ago
You're not. Not if you heat your water before putting in the grounds. Practically speaking, once you heat your water, it's a matter of seconds to get the coffee rolling. You should try it.
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by aneutron 5y ago
First of all, thank you for sourcing it. I don't have access to the paper, but the synopsis is very interesting. I do however find it very weird. For example, how far-spread is Alzheimer's in Italy, where the Al intake must be thr
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by aneutron 5y ago
I came here to say this. I tried the adapter very briefly, and it's very convenient (especially if you already heat your water before putting the grounds in).
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by aneutron 5y ago
Okay what are you going on about ? Care to source this ?
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by aneutron 5y ago
That's ... what they did. They say so in the article. They swapped the CPU on a revised board.
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by aneutron 5y ago
Okay, my remarks on the product (the e2e encrypted backups): > Weak 512 bits RSA key signing key That's unprofessional at best, negligent at worse. I understand that it's quite a bit more calculations at more key lengths, but s
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by aneutron 5y ago
In my untrained eyes (from an edipemological point of view), it depends on many things. It's a slippery slope anyway ... But I sort of view it from a "practical ethics" point of view if you will .... First thing I noticed is
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by aneutron 5y ago
It still boggles my mind how ANYONE would sign off on a setup like this. How does no one see that this will fail without a single doubt.
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by aneutron 5y ago
I audibly chuckled at your comment. Thanks for the laugh !
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by aneutron 5y ago
I don't understand how you can objectively qualify a tiling manager as "broken". 1st of all, tiling managers are a matter of personal preference, no wether it's "broken". 2nd of all, I've used i3 plenty, a
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by aneutron 5y ago
Can confirm, before I was anywhere close to serious computer science, I basically did an undergraduate degree in mathematics / physics. And it goes through some very advanced subjects in both. It basically prepares you to be an enginee

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