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expertentipp
3y ago
Since covid, the bad news are eclipsed with another even worse bad news.
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3y ago
When once I was deregistered from an address ( Abmeldung ), the German bank instantly went apeshit hysterical with "Are you American?" letters. At least half dozen of them ignoring all of my previous responses or feedback. Of cour
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expertentipp
3y ago
I'd prefer that they send me the contracts over fax. My fax number is nil.
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3y ago
A fucking contract.
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3y ago
I know that their marketing is strong and their low end instances are cheap but once they started sending me letters over their domain robot and web console access sometime around year 2015 I noped the fuck away and I'm a happy person.
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3y ago
They charge money for physical 2FA device. https://www.ing.de/hilfe/auftraege-freigeben/phototan/
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3y ago
yeah, right
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3y ago
To be honest both cases are equally strong. Trademark by a bank, and English gerundial suffix. I want to see their lawyers knife fight in a ring while burning piles of cash, it would be an entertaining self resolving problem!
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expertentipp
3y ago
Nope. Corporations love to usurp common names and symbols. At some point vain and idle executive board and CXX have a meltdown and decide to "make a statement". Oracle, here, apple, alphabet, magenta color, orange (color and word)
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3y ago
> Microsoft declined the offer and sent a cease and desist letter spanning 25 pages This sentence alone increases my adrenaline level. The brainless arrogance of a pack of overpaid lawyers.
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3y ago
In at least one EU country the only available free of charge second factor of 2FA at ING is their FULL MOBILE BANKING APP. You're posting a comment at HN explaining that "mobile banking app is 2FA because security because EU"
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3y ago
Domain squatting is not what it used to be... unless it's max 5 characters in total, simply let it go.
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3y ago
Mobile app is already first class citizen at ING in some EU countries. One is unable to make transactions or even is locked out completely from all online channels after losing access to their mobile app, or if their app simply stops respon
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3y ago
Of course I have no source or reference. My life is too short and beautiful to litigate about or with German media publishers and copyright trolls.
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3y ago
Oh god someone understands me, I have a climax.
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3y ago
> So announcing "Keine Werbung" on my letter box What pisses me off is that they advice to do the same in my country when I complain about leaflets from Lidl, Kaufland, Rossmann and others. Take your silly practices back to Ge
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3y ago
> would mostly affect the teenager who delivers the ads anyway. If their job is to litter, then tough luck.
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3y ago
> Where TF are our judges, judicial philosophies, law professors? They are writing law in MS Word and negotiating any changes in law by sending paragraphs over email, which they check once a day at most.
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3y ago
Do Not Track is a silly nuance in Germany because the IP address is fully identifying there and the ISP contract owner takes full responsibility for anything happening behind it. Nothing to be excited about legal trolls burning public money
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3y ago
TBH to me it feels like all the money in this world is spent on fancy cars, houses, and yachts. Anything funded from taxes, insurances, or contributions is basically "the limits are exhausted, the waiting times are in months, your case
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3y ago
So I had been flying private jets, buying real estate, giving away millions, living in Bahamas, had a girlfriend even.... and one day it all disappeared!
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3y ago
Remember kids don't breathe in the gas you're selling!
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3y ago
From post-Covid turbulences also AirFrance-KLM with similar amount and soon Finnair with a fraction of it, also Norwegian...
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3y ago
Yes, an urban legend exists that once someone activated it and watched something with it.
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3y ago
> Too Many Remotes Two remotes was the moment I stopped watching TV altogether at third of her age. Am I pointing the right device? Is the battery in any of them out? Is the bloody device not reacting of just waking up? The cable box is
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3y ago
> If you can't afford to pay for an IDE then your employer should get out of software development. That's my most workplaces. After cut-throat technical recruitment process with complexity and data structures smartasses, I tho
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3y ago
That summer was awful, please consider that you might simply be getting old.
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3y ago
> Samsung won't update the Galaxy S8 any more and my bank decided it was too old to run their app. Just had a similar problem. My bank's iOS app didn't react for "confirm" button so I removed it which resulted w
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3y ago
Had Lumia 620 for as long as it was viable to have one. Wasn't jealous if iPhones at all and Android was a misery in comparison. Poor selection of apps but also no parasitic gambling and micropayment apps, the absolute minimum of apps
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3y ago
The downgrade in everyday security is something they simply accepted as a compromise, just deal it and also stop romanticizing Hans and Jürgen.
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