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by erinnh 8y ago
It says the following on that page: >You can add more users (and any domains you own) later if you need them! >If you later add custom domains, you can reset your account with those too!
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by erinnh 8y ago
Kind of? But this is so far off from being anywhere Apple's fault, that I can only theoretically agree. Facebook really shot themselves in the foot.
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by erinnh 8y ago
Because the kernel dev decided that interfacing with the kernel through the API would change the kernel too much to not be in compliance with the GPL if your license isnt. Its not non-GPL. Its non-GPl-compatible.
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by erinnh 8y ago
I mean the EU States very much remember. I dont know of a single state that has less than said that British people that are in the EU currently are still going to be welcome after Brexit. No matter what happens with the British government.
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by erinnh 8y ago
I understand you are frustrated, but I just dont understand the opinion that says that the EU is somehow punishing or making it hard for the UK during Brexit. I would really want to know what you would expect. Generally if you(as a country)
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by erinnh 8y ago
What would you consider "not making it difficult"?
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by erinnh 8y ago
I see it more as "UK is leaving the EU, so they're losing all their benefits, unless specifically negotiated for".
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by erinnh 8y ago
You described like 90% of Chinese webnovels. I still read some of them from time to time, but theyre all basically the same. Interesting to see how that translates to actual hard-copy books as well.
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by erinnh 8y ago
I use totp-cli: https://github.com/WhyNotHugo/totp-cli
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by erinnh 8y ago
How do you handle high availability for Zulip? Last I looked that was a problem for it.
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by erinnh 8y ago
Im more partial to DNS over TLS myself.
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by erinnh 8y ago
I have heard Googles boringssl already supports it, but I have found no actual evidence of that. Cloudflare apparently does support it already for all their websites though. (or at least the ones that use cloudflare dns also) https:/&
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by erinnh 8y ago
Could also use DoT - DNS over TLS. Otherwise, this sounds suspiciously a lot like DANE, which cert authorities hate, since there would be no use for them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS-based_Authentication_of_Na...
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by erinnh 8y ago
Apparently so: "Helm connects securely to a unique gateway, which is assigned a static IP address so Helm is reachable by other mail servers and secure TLS sessions can be established." Which I dont see the point of then. That way
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by erinnh 8y ago
Ive been using it since Firefox 58, where they fixed a bug that broke cookie-whitelisting. Ive been pretty happy. The only website where it really is a problem is Playstation Network, but I have an addon that disables FPI when I really need
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by erinnh 8y ago
If its just search engines, you dont exactly have to be logged in to use Google. Also, there are Google search-proxies like startpage.com
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by erinnh 9y ago
Holy hell. At that point Id just delete those phone numbers and do everything in my might to stop the calls. Maybe even block all non contact numbers and tell people to write me emails instead.
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by erinnh 9y ago
Definitely possible. There are legit VOIP services that will spoof my outgoing caller ID to a different phone number of mine that I have previously confirmed with them.
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by erinnh 10y ago
Switzerland is very much worse than a lot of other country in that regard. It might happen in other countries as well, but its very much the majority in Switzerland.
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by erinnh 10y ago
Most likely illegal. Its only legal if the workplace is not making you do actual work and is only keeping you there to observe. (and you can come and go as you like)
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by erinnh 10y ago
Its more like: "Your team is going to be no more or is being downsized because its not as important anymore, we really want to keep you though, so we are going to give you 2 months to find another place inside the company where you wou
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by erinnh 10y ago
Yes. Unemployment is going to be 1-2% higher on average in Germany than in the USA. But it also doesnt fluctuate as much, which is a positive.
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by erinnh 10y ago
They aint running a charity, but they are running inside the society that these laws are trying to protect. As such they have to do their part. What that part is most countries define differently. Australia apparently defines it as seen abo
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by erinnh 10y ago
There are different cases on "not able to afford". In Germany cases where companies truly cannot afford the person the following rules apply: 1. there is absolutely no way for the person to conduct different work inside the compan