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by chopin 5y ago
Many drugs work differently for different genetic pre-conditions. Making sure that a drug works for the majority of your population is a valid goal. The current climate (due to the pandemic) is to throw many regulations over board. However,
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by chopin 5y ago
Now I have to trust the EU and Cloudflare. As much as I despise Cloudflare, at least in Germany the pandemic has shown that authorities can't be trusted with data even if taken with the best of intentions.
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by chopin 5y ago
Enabling man-in-the-middle attacks for exfiltration.
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by chopin 5y ago
>I wouldn't even accuse the investigators here There is a legal mandate which forbids use other than for Covid-Tracking. There is no excuse for anyone involved in this.
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by chopin 5y ago
The Luca-App in Germany has been misused DESPITE legislation that reserves use exclusively for Covid-Tracking. Health authorities have been complicit in this. Afaik there where no repercussions for the offenders.
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by chopin 5y ago
> I believe that different subsystems in the car - especially life safety / critical driving systems - should have vastly different controls that force different physical interactions. Airplane cockpits are designed like this, for o
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by chopin 5y ago
I like the article much but I am missing some statements around IDE. What I like about typed languages is the code completion and refactoring it enables when used in a good IDE. Code completion also enables me to "explore" what is
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by chopin 5y ago
That's unfortunately very true as I've experienced myself.
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by chopin 5y ago
What's still unclear to me: can you just grab an encrypted device (cold) and decrypt it? Or does the attack require a "live" device i.e one where the passphrase already have been given and the device is online?
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by chopin 5y ago
I am pretty sure you could build a musket from bronze. Afaik the early cannons where made of it. Sourcing of the ingredients for black powder might have been harder.
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by chopin 5y ago
I certainly wouldn't want to go to a restaurant which checks my ID. We're heading to a state of affairs where you can't move in public anonymously. This is a dystopian nightmare.
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by chopin 5y ago
In these times, isn't that the same?
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by chopin 5y ago
No JSON, please. You can't have comments. A JSON config would a deal-breaker for me to use a server.
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by chopin 5y ago
I would think generally yes. It's the Pilot's job to supervise the autopilot.
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by chopin 5y ago
At least I can navigate to the definition.
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by chopin 5y ago
I've done the latter, in JDBC and I built the (?,?,...) part programmatically. However you have to be aware how many ?s are elsewhere in the PreparedStatement such that filling the query with the array contents works correctly. It&#x27
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by chopin 5y ago
In my experience agile mostly fails because of unrealistic management expectations: Deliver a given set of features in time and quality. Especially C-Suite and one level below has this expectation with no idea what agile really means. From
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by chopin 5y ago
> The vaccine is safe and effective Both the mRNA and the Adenovirus-based vaccines are novel and their long-term effects have not been studied. There is simply no scientific evidence that these vaccines are safe. The benefits of adminis
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by chopin 5y ago
My employers laptop is in a separate VLAN. What makes you sure that no-one else than the employer has access to it. This laptop has Windows 10 installed for example. And a shit-ton of McAfee crap. I would trust my employer but not the many
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by chopin 5y ago
Does anyone know why one is protected with higher Java versions? I parsed the vuln as being solely in the log4j library.
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by chopin 5y ago
As the article is in German: "dürfen nicht" is better translated as "are not allowed to". "may not" is too weak in this context. More: It is a preliminary ruling until the court has come to a final verdict. As
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by chopin 5y ago
> Some dude who makes clean room equipment in his garage Why is this a problem? One absolutely can make clean room equipment in ones garage. Maybe not for 10nm processes but absolutely anything exceeding 80s standards. It's even n
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by chopin 5y ago
I am a pretty old German and heard it for the first time. But it made me smile.
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by chopin 5y ago
I'd be happy to see such a counter example. If something can phone home, it will . I've yet to see a purchasing site (= I am the customer) which does not share data with third parties, for example.
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by chopin 5y ago
> Also, don't butter the pan. Put the butter in the batter. Does it emulgate properly? The batter I use is pretty liquid. What's the advantage over buttering the pan?
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by chopin 5y ago
Not only for anti-monopoly reasons but for data-protection reasons as well. It's hard to swallow that any public service uses Microsoft after the Schrems-II verdict.
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by chopin 5y ago
A German as well ("Der Fisch stinkt vom Kopf her").
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by chopin 5y ago
>OK, but how employable are you at that point? >It's going to take some significant effort to catch back up. You got 2x (or whatever) the salary until then. That should give you plenty of time to catch up. Currently anybody is em
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by chopin 5y ago
Surely both ended - after existing longer than any empire I know of. China is on its way to become a superpower again. One could argue that the last 150 years are merely a temporary dip.
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by chopin 5y ago
> Every year unchanged is a lucky coin toss. But every year changed may be as well. For example the November-revolution in Russia. There are numerous examples that change was for the worse, especially for the masses. And the Chinese or R

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