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481.
by betaby 2y ago
asciidoc anyone?
482.
by betaby 2y ago
Interestingly enough that km traveled by car per person in Germany isn't that different from Canada. Of course Berlin is nice, doesn't show the whole picture though.
483.
by betaby 2y ago
Are you living alone or with wife/kids? That changes a lot. Larger apartments are getting pricy very quickly.
484.
by betaby 2y ago
I want to live in an imaginary fully walkable city. Now I live in Montreal, for the context see video https://youtu.be/_yDtLv-7xZ4 It's very good overview of what is wrong with the best* city in North America. Not cove
485.
by betaby 2y ago
Why specifically Germany-Austria?
486.
by betaby 2y ago
So `net.ipv4.tcp_wmem` applies to IPv4 and IPv6? If so it's absolutely not obvious.
487.
by betaby 2y ago
"net.core.wmem_max: the upper limit of the TCP send buffer size. Similar to net.core.rmem_max (but for transimission)." and then we have `net.ipv4.tcp_wmem` which bring two questions: 1. why there is no IPv6 equivalent and 2. what
488.
by betaby 2y ago
> Otherwise businesses have no ability to plan for the future and investment stops. And then there is a 'chat control' every year pushed relentlessly. Thus no, not at all. EU doesn't value citizens privacy.
489.
by betaby 2y ago
In other words - classic regulatory capture.
490.
by betaby 2y ago
"Your current browser isn't supported" Okay.
491.
by betaby 2y ago
Why there should be any sympathy for them? Their business is shitty boss-ware. I care about boss-ware makers as much as I care about tobacco companies.
492.
by betaby 2y ago
Well, 'security' check boxes have consequences.
493.
by betaby 2y ago
There should be no such business as EDR software. We, as a society are worse off with that concept than would be without.
494.
by betaby 2y ago
Why `ls` replacement needs kerberos and ssh? ldd /usr/bin/eza linux-vdso.so.1 (0x00007f5238f5e000) libgit2.so.1.7 => /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgit2.so.1.7 (0x00007f5238cfd000) libg
495.
by betaby 2y ago
"Remember the "Day in the Life" vidoes? When was the last time you saw someone showing their amazing workspace, the free food, the amentities and all that? A few years ago they were everywhere. Now? Nowhere." I do rememb
496.
by betaby 2y ago
And at the same time people struggle to pay rent. Official inflation numbers doesn't correlate how 'median' earner spends its salary.
497.
by betaby 2y ago
Corporation and consultants mostly, judging from my experience. If asked about precise law or regulation they just wave hands.
498.
by betaby 2y ago
In practice PE rarely held accountable in Quebec.
499.
by betaby 2y ago
There is no law requiring EDR. It's purely constructed nonsense copied by security clowns from one company to another. Now it's kind of mandatory. It has self regulated everything to the ground
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by betaby 2y ago
People downvote you, but in the context you are mostly right. In case of airlines there is no reason to use Windows there, checking software is web-based and ChromeOS is a perfect fit there. Same goes for banks, bank tellers mostly use web
501.
by betaby 2y ago
And client side is mostly Android Linux
502.
by betaby 2y ago
https://slate.com/business/2017/04/a-garage-door-company-s-r...
503.
by betaby 2y ago
Well, probably no? I've never seen liabilities in dollar value, or rather any significant value. Also I saw our company Ceowdstrike contract for 10k+ seats, no liabilities there.
504.
by betaby 2y ago
> Big companies negotiate liability terms. Never heard that in the context of the software licenses.
505.
by betaby 2y ago
> We are in the Robinhood age where you can buy and sell a stock in seconds with no effort. I read somewhere that retail investors are less that 10% of trades.
506.
by betaby 2y ago
You are right! I missed that all NFS folders on the screenshot have rwxr-xr-x permissions.
507.
by betaby 2y ago
Is that a typical rate? Youtube showed me scary cases of 9%.
508.
by betaby 2y ago
Am I reading it correctly, customer's account data is exposed to the same customer? The exception is some logs as I see.
509.
by betaby 2y ago
> Does the Canadian operation just not do the shady stuff? Am I just a remarkable exception? I got used stuff from Amazon Canada. Once got counterfeit SSD. Additionally Amazon Canada doesn't have that good selection or prices compar
510.
by betaby 2y ago
I mean, a bunch of kids can break into my home 'with nothing more than a screwdriver' not even USB needed. That doesn't mean it should be tolerated - they must go to jail.

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