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by chmars 7y ago
Summary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coronavirus-what-facts-ks%C3%...
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by chmars 7y ago
Interview with Prof. Salathé: “We need to buy time for a vaccine against the coronavirus" https://actu.epfl.ch/news/we-need-to-buy-time-for-a-vaccine-...
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Covid-19: Infection Biology Lecture by Prof. Marcel Salathé, EPFL, Switzerland(youtube.com)
3 points by chmars 7y ago|2 comments
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Advice from Chapter Advisory Council Steering Committee Regarding Sale of .org(isoc.ch)
1 points by chmars 7y ago|0 comments
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by chmars 7y ago
Be careful with using Little Snitch etc.: 'Predictably, online discussions about problems with app translocation and Little Snitch usually recommend stripping quarantine flags, and from what I can see, this has become quite widespread
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by chmars 7y ago
Found on Twitter: 'We've updated our guidelines to help ensure your messages are delivered to #gmail users’ inbox. Using these methods reduces the possibility that your messages will be marked as spam, or blocked by Gmail.'
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Prevent mail to Gmail users from being blocked or sent to spam(support.google.com)
1 points by chmars 7y ago|1 comments
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by chmars 7y ago
It’s usually written NM.
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by chmars 7y ago
That’s vault sharing, not password sharing.
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by chmars 7y ago
Same on iOS. I would have to pay around 20 USD / month for YouTube Premium.
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by chmars 7y ago
Bone marrow, still in the bone and with Fleur de Sel, is one of my favorite dishes! How do Americans think about bone marrow as a dish?
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by chmars 7y ago
Our CRM works only with Mail.app and we cannot use G-Suite Mail directly. (Gmail support is a longtime issue with Mail.app, Apple still does not use the API …)
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by chmars 7y ago
In 1Password, you cannot share passwords at all … (Sharing is useful if you set up new accounts for other users.)
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by chmars 7y ago
1/2 OT: The Apple Watch does not work with captive portals either. And since 4G does not work abroad, I can use my Apple Watch without my iPhone nearby only in my home country.
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by chmars 7y ago
Just four letters: GDPR. And anyway: Just because something is published only does mean that you can collect, store etc. it however you like. That is pretty basic in my opinion.
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by chmars 7y ago
In practice, 4 hours of endurance give you around 2.5 to 3 hours of actual flight. You must plan for an alternate and with Reserve fuel. And you might not get all the clearances you expect. Charging will take in any case much longer than re
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by chmars 7y ago
Diesel instead of gasoline is almost impossible because the filler necks are different – at least where I live … Gasoline instead of diesel, however, is still possible.
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by chmars 7y ago
You are right: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpe_diem
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Buffer: Bug in Login System
10 points by chmars 7y ago|10 comments
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Analyzing Google News: Introduction(medium.com)
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by chmars 7y ago
Getting there … Especially if you are slow, you are causing issues for air traffic control. Another issue is the survivability of incidents. If something goes wrong, for example with your pressure cabin or your oxygen supply, you have only
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by chmars 7y ago
How do you deal with the various legal issues, mainly local labor laws, local tax obligations and local social security insurance systems?
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by chmars 7y ago
That’s correct, however, it is a one-stop shop instead of becoming a local employer. It can be tricky though because contractors without their own legal entity can be qualified as employees in many countries, especially if they have only on
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by chmars 7y ago
Most users with TOTP assume that TOTP is bound to their app (often Google Authenticator without a backup option / migration path AFAIK). Technically, you are of course fully correct.
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by chmars 7y ago
Do you have a suggestion for a good alternative? I dislike Google reCAPTCHA, however, it brought down contact form and comment spam to almost zero. (With the price of an unknown number of false positives and some frustrated users.)
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by chmars 7y ago
I have bad news for you: Switzerland is a close US ally. It is even a second-tier partner to the NSA as we know from the Snowden leaks: https://www.elmundo.es/espana/2013/10/30/5270985d63fd3d7d778... Gen
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by chmars 7y ago
My own definition does not matter. Swiss law matters: 'The order may require real-time surveillance to be carried out and the handover of the retained secondary data of telecommunications from past communications (retroactive surveilla
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by chmars 7y ago
There is no need for a conspiracy. The Swiss surveillance state is a fact. It is also a fact that the relevant laws were recently updated with a focus on services like ProtonMail. We are not talking about a public televised event. We are ta
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by chmars 7y ago
In a nutshell: No data retention (yet) but real-time surveillance of metadata.
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by chmars 7y ago
My own definition does not matter. Swiss law matters: 'The order may require real-time surveillance to be carried out and the handover of the retained secondary data of telecommunications from past communications (retroactive surveilla

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