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by bflesch 7y ago
What is your alternative suggestion? In a browser-based video chat scenario you are ultimately assuming some level of browser security and that the clients are trusted. What they propose is an E2E encryption, e.g. Zoom / MS Teams are u
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by bflesch 7y ago
There was recently a post on HN about a GIMP fork called glimpse which aims to improve UI/UX: https://github.com/glimpse-editor/Glimpse or project page at https://glimpse-editor.org/
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by bflesch 7y ago
Problem is until we reach "herd immunity" it will overwhelm the healthcare system and many people die unneccessarily due to degrading quality of treatment.
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by bflesch 7y ago
In Germany, I can't even find the VAT rate info page at the ministry via google. I end up with this: https://www.bundesfinanzministerium.de/Web/DE/Themen/Steuern...
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by bflesch 7y ago
IIRC this is why WhatsApp has now limited the max # of users per chatroom, so this isn't possible in the future
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by bflesch 7y ago
Are they migrating to azure?
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by bflesch 7y ago
You can still disable wireguard at any time and fall back to "unsafe" use for chromecast etc
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by bflesch 7y ago
Thank you very much! I was not aware that DNSSEC could actually expire (shame on me).
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by bflesch 7y ago
I've also thought about this. But basically it will be re-packaging a modern linux kernel, giving some support w/ key management and packaging it in a nice case. I think there is definitely a market for it.
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by bflesch 7y ago
Yes, I'm also waiting for a lightweight Wireguard/pi-hole appliance.
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by bflesch 7y ago
Congrats for getting from zero to one! It seems like you have some product market fit, that's really great. As others have pointed out, I'd recommend: - please rename "amateur" to something more positive. no customer wan
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by bflesch 7y ago
I'm wondering why such a VPN service is included in the netgear firmware image? Wouldn't this resonate negatively with Chinese authorities?
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by bflesch 7y ago
Just noticed, it's down for me as well.
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by bflesch 7y ago
Yes, university should be able to make some room so researchers can work with it. It's a lot of data, but not impossible to do with a small investment.
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by bflesch 7y ago
Happy MacOS users.. In linux land, we have gnome shell which simply removed support for menubar icons and have never re-added the functionality since. Goodbye dropbox, slack, skype menubar icons. Try using some hacks to see their icons agai
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by bflesch 7y ago
I'd love to have this as a torrent
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by bflesch 7y ago
This is worth a lot - thanks for the pointer!
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by bflesch 7y ago
How about linux users?
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by bflesch 7y ago
Yes, some tools such as the query analyzer by depesz [1] work by copy-pasting the EXPALIN ANALYZE output into your browser. But IMHO the overall friction is still too large for such a central use case as query optimization done by a databas
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by bflesch 7y ago
I love this tool! But generally speaking, the user experience of the PostgreSQL admin workflow could be improved so much. The psql client binary should include visualizations like this even in text mode, so admins don't have to follow
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by bflesch 7y ago
From my experience here in Germany, Regus is in fact more expensive than WeWork. And they have worse contract conditions, e.g. no free coffee, many upsells, bad contract durations, and intransparent add-ons.
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by bflesch 7y ago
I wish this kind of opinion would've been spread more widely within the Arch universe (wiki / IRC) so outsiders can understand what we actually gained from switching to systemd. It still feels like many people hate systemd but the
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by bflesch 7y ago
That's a great writeup. I wonder if there is some further server-side validation going on. It doesn't seem like the author actually submitted the forms - there could be further checks.
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by bflesch 7y ago
Problem is that you are forced to pay three times the price of Spotify/Netflix per month for this stuff in Germany, as this website (and many others) is financed by a mandatory fee.
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by bflesch 7y ago
Why on earth does a pre-revenue startup need a proprietary font design?
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by bflesch 7y ago
What software are you using for caldav?
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by bflesch 7y ago
This looks very interesting. From my layman understanding they use very abstract input images (like tetris objects) in order to train the network to detect first-order logic statements. This demonstrates that a network might be one day full
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by bflesch 8y ago
Looks very good to see VPNs and crypto integrated as first-class citizens into a webbrowser. Also love the nightmode.
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by bflesch 8y ago
I like the concept, and great CSS animation for the listings!
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by bflesch 8y ago
That's great to hear. I am convinced you have talent for teaching. Wish you all the best.

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