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calgoo
9y ago
Well, here in spain the difference was that once the virtual providers came in, i could actually get technical support versus the big providers where it was next to impossible. The installation time also went from 90+ days to 5+ days, and t
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calgoo
9y ago
You can normally see them communicating here: https://eyes.nasa.gov/dsn/dsn.html
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9y ago
Like the dvd rental return boxes in movie rental stores.
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calgoo
9y ago
What does professional even mean (from her past)? To me it means useless middle management that accomplishes nothing apart from moving numbers around to make them look good.
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calgoo
9y ago
Im sorry, but saying someone needs to read the terms of services is BS. If i where to read all the updates i get, i would be doing nothing but read these BS agreements. The way they did this was very ugly, instead of sending a notice, they
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9y ago
And the DEA.
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9y ago
I think the difference is that Russia has the resources to create the factories if they need too, its just a lot easier and cheaper to outsource it.
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10y ago
It depends on which police force you are talking about as well. I live in Catalunya, and the local Mosos police force is the main police here. They have quite a few stories of bad hiring practices, silencing ex cops who speak up etc. Howeve
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10y ago
More likely, its a pain to use, so someone copied it to a "safe" place so their manager /boss can access it without the need of some "IT guy" guy around. At least thats what happens in enterprises, so i would guess
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10y ago
So my idea would be to build a private cloud for your house. The idea goes something like this: Sell a "box" (think something that looks like a apple airport extreme). The device will have a nfc / bluetooth / wireless &#
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10y ago
I have been using uMatrix in both FF and Chrome for this purpose. Works great once you have some basic rules saved. There are so many web pages that break because they are loading their content from 4 or 5 different sources (not counting ad
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10y ago
12 years is normal in most northern European countries if I remember correctly, and I believe that its a good thing. We as a society need to take responsibility, and locking people up for their entire life is not a solution. There are peopl
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calgoo
10y ago
Its already happening in the Russian tundra. http://siberiantimes.com/ecology/casestudy/news/n0681-now-th...
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calgoo
10y ago
All sites look good for me in Europe using 8.8.8.8. Edit: It actually looks like most of the sites are loading faster then normal. Edit2: I have cleared the cache's on my machine and router. Still works.
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10y ago
I know the feeling, I'm unsure if to install a windows partition this afternoon to play the game or to wait and hope we get a Linux version soon-ish.
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10y ago
Is there no configurable security options available? Can't find any in the readme file. Edit: Looking in the code I can not find any auth options. I think at least a simple authentication username / password should exist. I guess
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calgoo
10y ago
Im on my first coffee of the day, and it did not click :) I wish people could add a /s or we could add a new voting button to mark something as sarcasm / a joke?
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10y ago
Just as a note about detecting mistakes and not correcting them, you choose mistakes that does not hurt the company, and of course you try to show them the mistakes before the cause harm. However, sometimes you catch the mistakes late, and
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calgoo
10y ago
When I was 19 I started working as a video conference support person for Europe in a multinational. This meant interfacing with the highest people in the company, where a failure could make an insecure CEO or similar complain to the IT mana
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10y ago
From what I have experienced, open source is acceptable, as long as it has a support contract behind it. So basically for Linux you can use Red Hat or Suse, and with the occasional Ubuntu in there as well.
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10y ago
I don't know where in the world you live, but I can guarantee that the tap water here in Barcelona is a lot worse then the bottles I buy. Just the amount of chlorine stinks worse then a pool, and then there is all the other crap that i
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calgoo
10y ago
Yea, those SV salaries are what a lot of CEOs make over here in Southern Europe. Of course, this might say more about Southern Europe, but for most of the world, when we see 200K a year paychecks, its hard to imagine that its for an enginee
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10y ago
Yea but sometimes you need a group of extreme people to offset the other extreme you get with locked bootloaders etc. Not saying they are always right, but I am happy we still have people around with 0 trust in MS.
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calgoo
10y ago
I still get the 404... However, is there a typo in the title or did they do it on purpose? <title>Error 404 (Not Found)!!1</title>
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10y ago
I currently have a <lastname>.so domain for private email etc. Its working good, just a few people ask to clarify in the last 4 years of usage. However, I do worry that I could loose it as its a country TLD? For example, if someone fr
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10y ago
If memory serves me right, this was added after someone traced down their stolen laptop because the SETI@home screen saver was running on the stolen machine. Edit: I think this was the story: https://www.engadget.com/2007&#x
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10y ago
Samsung printers where just bought by HP, so forget about them as well? http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-12/hp-inc-buy...
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10y ago
Yea sounds like the definition homoiconicity or lisp a bit: "In a homoiconic language the primary representation of programs is also a data structure in a primitive type of the language itself." https://en.wikipedia.or
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10y ago
Well meaning cleaning ladies in the office? I lost big parts of the anti glare this way.
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10y ago
Yea, here in Spain most people under 35 dont expect to have any public pensions when we come of age. The system is so underfunded and corrupt that I expect to work until 75 at least and really dont expect there to be any public funding left
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