csunbird

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by csunbird 5y ago
Definitely - although the salaries here (at least in Berlin) are raising from what I can see as well
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by csunbird 5y ago
terrible advice. almost all vps provider ip ranges are blanket banned
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by csunbird 5y ago
> When I was living in Germany, my first residence permit(2014) was similar to the Belgian one. However, they stopped issuing those to foreigners in favor of a piece of paper which they stick into your passport. Interestingly, they stepp
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by csunbird 5y ago
It also depends on the car, for example, driving 750km with my GTI in a day would really tire me, as it is very uncomfortable. On the other hand, my father’s A8 is very, very comfortable, and I could drive it for 12 hours a day and not feel
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by csunbird 5y ago
Not the parent comment, but I think it depends on the house you have. I find huge american houses with 3-5 rooms are unsuitable, except when you limit the robot to one or two rooms. My apartment in Europe is suitable for it, as I do not hav
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by csunbird 5y ago
I really _really_ hope that HP continues making Itanium based servers available for 30 more years, even if they are not selling a single unit, just to spite Oracle, for the comedic value only. In all seriousness, HP can do that to get some
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by csunbird 5y ago
I love Apple’s approach to this: You can force the phone to ask for a password, even if Face ID is enabled, by rapidly pressing power button a couple of times. Face ID will be disabled until next unlock, so that you can not be forced to unl
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by csunbird 5y ago
Everyone seem to forget the fact that, if you are able to pay just for the sake of privacy, your data is now even more valuable, since you signal that you have disposable income to spend on things that "common folk" can not afford
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by csunbird 5y ago
Question to people from U.S. or familiar with U.S. law: Isn't the government pressuring a private company to remove/censor a content violation of "Freedom of speech"? As a private company, Twitter can do whatever they wa
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by csunbird 5y ago
Debts always have greater interest rates than the inflation.
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by csunbird 5y ago
I agree with that sentiment. If I am renting my car to you and you somehow damage the bumper, I do not want you to duct-tape it and claim that it is fixed without any damage.
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by csunbird 5y ago
the adult sector and the firearm sectors are already under pressure
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by csunbird 5y ago
I think, the murders are mostly for either to reduce competition or to hone hunting skills, although I am not an expert.
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by csunbird 5y ago
How many people would be interested in an open DNS service, with the publicly configurable rules e.g. blocklists/custom dns configurations, or rule-lists like ublock origin? I am thinking of starting one.
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by csunbird 5y ago
Very, very interesting… I forgot the fact that ip addresses can be spoofed in the UDP packets, essentially making DNS resolvers to carry out the attack for botnets.
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by csunbird 5y ago
> because it can be misused for DOS and hosting providers scan for open DNS servers Can you elaborate? I am thinking of doing exactly that, in case of need.
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by csunbird 5y ago
GP is a bit obscure, I was hoping that we can simply use Firefox preferences to point at another provider.
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by csunbird 5y ago
How hard would it be to run a private DoH server? (This is a serious question, not a snarky comment)
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by csunbird 5y ago
No, the solution is not to silo internet into legal regions, the solution is to people in the USA to also lobby for stronger data protection laws. When any server in USA soil can be changed into a backdoor, accompanied with a gag order on d
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by csunbird 5y ago
It is probably 800km and they rounded the miles to 496 instead
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by csunbird 5y ago
It is easier for US to ask Apple to monitor the traffic for a specific user, if the exit node is in US soil. Although the sibling comments say that it is probably a bug, and I hope that it actually is.
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by csunbird 5y ago
> As of writing this blog I was in Switzerland and the IP used to egress my traffic was in a region located in the US. If this also tends to change a lot and fast you can basically throw away IP addresses as data of your RIBA. Wait, so m
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by csunbird 5y ago
Alexander is pronounced as “İskender” in modern Turkish as well.
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by csunbird 5y ago
Cancer causes cell phones, by xkcd https://xkcd.com/925/ Correlation != Causation :)
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by csunbird 5y ago
Aspirin does prevent blood clots, right? Tumors are known to produce blood clots, maybe avoiding them improves the chances of survival.
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by csunbird 5y ago
That is very disappointing. Having a verified publisher signature is a good security measure, but Apple seem to not believe that.
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by csunbird 5y ago
I am not familiar with Apple's app signing procedures, but from what you have said, it sounds like you create your own certificate and Apple cross signs your code bundle. In that case, Apple can not start publishing their own version b
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by csunbird 5y ago
> Google uses comforting language to portray this as a very convenient feature for 'most' developers. However, this would also give Google an ability to ship modified apps to users, still signed by perfectly valid App key, and
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by csunbird 5y ago
I am also not sure why they allow thumbnails outside of the video content anyways.
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by csunbird 5y ago
I can imagine being a priest/follower of Pluto, and finding an ancient cave that is unnaturally hot and with dead animals all around, dead because of non-apparent reasons and thinking that it could be a hallowed ground for the god of t

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