cvandebroek

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by cvandebroek 6y ago
+1 on @detaro's message. Sounds like a 24h disconnect. Your router may have a feature to set dis/connect times manually ir you unplug/replug it at the time you wish to have the dis/connect to happen.
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by cvandebroek 6y ago
It's not irrelevant when you start argueing about being ethical. Besides that, Epic themselves play Gatekeeper through the Epic Game Store and pay big money to ensure they are the Gatekeeper (excluding retail and other platforms), made
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by cvandebroek 6y ago
Imagine Epic doing the same, with a 20% cut through the Epic Game Store, for PC games. And to ensure they are the Gatekeeper, they pay guarantees to Publishers/Developers to exclude retail and other platforms. Oopps... They do exactly
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by cvandebroek 6y ago
Epic is also not ethically right. They shamelessly make their money on minors and pretend to do good for the gamers.
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by cvandebroek 7y ago
Had exactly the same thought. Maybe he didn't find the settings. Who knows...
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by cvandebroek 8y ago
Would you mind to explain how using gmail is fine but having to log in into chrome is not? I obviously get the idea of privacy. But using gmail somewhat contradicts it.
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by cvandebroek 8y ago
We are running our services with Hetzner for years now. The less critical things run on low budget servers, for which we don't care too much if they break (everything is redundant - however, we had one hdd crash in 6 years). The real i
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by cvandebroek 11y ago
You bought a Q5 3.0 Diesel for clean emmisions? Wait... What? I'm surely not going to defend VW or any of the associated companies for cheating. But it should be kind of obvious that a car with such an engine does all but clean emmisio
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by cvandebroek 11y ago
Fraudster doing credit card tests is something that happens everywhere. This is not specifically related the the type of service or to the amount charged. Everything < 50€ / $50 / £40 will hardly trigger any security measures.