danrl

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The Cue Covid-19 Test Cartridge(danrl.com)
26 points by danrl 5y ago|19 comments
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by danrl 5y ago
Welcome to the club! I can highly recommend the URL shortener use case. I use this to have a description on how to find my place at an easy to remember URL. I Put the short URL for that into the comment field of pizza deliveries. Of course
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by danrl 5y ago
We need a service that periodically contacts each of those and removes our personal information.
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by danrl 5y ago
I’m curios: If you have funding that gives you multiple years of runway (as stated earlier ITT), why didn’t you raise the contribution to EUR 25k and turn the UG (Haftungsbeschränkt) into a fully limited liability company (GmbH)? Wouldn’t t
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by danrl 5y ago
Clear distinction between loneliness and solitude and when I needed or wanted each of which and when not was helpful. The times you want neither are the moments you want to engage in social activities, even approaching people circumstances
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by danrl 5y ago
I wrote mine in LaTeX. I remember that making terminal output fancy was a pain. Eventually I managed to even get scissors to indicate omitted output. I was proud of that. Example: https://bayimg.com/gAaLbAaHI Then I had so
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by danrl 5y ago
Reputation is, however, not weighted by data tied to the individual receiver's mailbox. Reputation is often tied to the sending domain. Reputation, as helpful as it is, doesn't tap into the data that currently remains largely unta
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by danrl 5y ago
Today’s mail servers often don’t know who’s in the receiver’s address book or who they have received mail from before. That seems to be an untapped source for scoring on the server site. If the SMTP server also hosts the mailbox, and can ac
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by danrl 5y ago
Peter Zeihan argues that we already started with deglobalizing the world. His arguments are quite convincing. Life After Globalization (Peter Zeihan) - 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kch4Z1GpNOQ
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by danrl 5y ago
I like them a lot and I think their stack is extremely solid. I would like for the client to be easier to update, e.g. via a signed OTA. Disclaimer: I contributed to Wireguard but already liked Mullvad before they included Wireguard.
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by danrl 5y ago
The few interactions I had with Malwarebytes, including off-record conversations with their engineers at Defcon, have all left me with a bad feeling about the company and their definition of quality and security. I’m not surprised, bit stil
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by danrl 5y ago
I have a very short email address in the format a@b.tld and for my special friends that don't know how to validate correctly I have created abc@ur-email-validation-is-broken.b.tld I need to use the latter ~5% of the time. Most often I
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by danrl 6y ago
You have to have a really weird business model or otherwise borderline content to risk getting kicked off from AWS. Sure, a risk for businesses to track, but surely a very low risk (with admittedly high impact).
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by danrl 6y ago
Not ITT: The obvious topic of crime in Freiburg. OK, in 2019 the lost the lead of city with most crimes per 100.000 inhabitants. But Freiburg still scored 3rd place. Freiburg has many faces and the linked article is a very selective subset
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by danrl 6y ago
Congrats to the team for having a nice exit. I myself removed all my data from keybase und stopped using it. There is just no trust left on my side for Zoom and those who join Zoom in a business relationship. Indistinguishable from malware
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by danrl 7y ago
Hah! That's the benefit of integrating with Google Fit, a major feature request they have been ignoring for a long time before solving it: https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Blaze/syncing-FitBit-with-go...
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by danrl 7y ago
> An open, high end CPU design is really going to change the cloud market. I agree. It's only that POWER does not appear to be very high end to me. At best it is performing acceptable for the energy it consumes. Lowering energy cons
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by danrl 7y ago
Fun fact: I ported "IP over Avian Carriers" over to the web. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03aEf26YupY
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by danrl 8y ago
There are several drivers for human behavior in an organization (e.g. compensation, satisfaction, loyalty, etc.). According to Simon Sinek's "Start With Why" book the most powerful driver is having a common sense of purpose.