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by felsokning 2y ago
PowerShell is great -- but there are some things you simply cannot do with it. For example, try to escape '$', which can be included in urls but can't be used in Invoke-RestMethod. Bash via WSL saves the day, in this regard (
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by felsokning 2y ago
I wonder if that's because there's an assumption that validation has to occur via the Luhn Algorithm (or Modulus 10)[1] on the input-side? Edit: I'd just let BankID handle the validation and store the two-digit year.[2] [1] -
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by felsokning 2y ago
OP seems to embrace Google Analytics, as stated on their own site.[1] So, you might be barking up the wrong "if you want true privacy, avoid Google" tree, here, sadly. (I agree with you but OP probably thinks/feels differentl
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by felsokning 2y ago
Skatteverket (Sweden) puts a plus symbol when you turn 100. "Between the birth date and the birth number is a hyphen (-), which is replaced by a plus sign (+) in the year the person becomes 100 years old."[1] Whoever processes the
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by felsokning 2y ago
Ah, thought you were the OP. That's my bad. The "dependencies" point still stands, though, in that the term - generally - encompasses both.
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by felsokning 2y ago
> When you see someone advertise a tool to put in your containers to do something... The title claims "0 dependencies", not "0 runtime dependencies" nor "0 compile-time dependencies". In other words, the wor
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by felsokning 2y ago
Agreed. We need the contactless payment scheme. For what its worth, you can use Leap for Bus Eireann and other services[1]. I think Irish Rail (excluding the Free Travel Scheme[2]) is the hold-out, in rural areas, as Bus Eireann and Irish R
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by felsokning 2y ago
https://archive.is/sBY6l > ...an off-peak trip from Paddington to Canary Wharf would cost £6.70 if buying a paper ticket but £2.80 if using contactless payments. Is the inference that a single magnetic strip paper ticket
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by felsokning 2y ago
> Zero dependencies seems like a weird selling point, especially since it depends on Clap, Tokio, a Rust compiler... Came here to make the same comment. 0 dependencies would mean/infer (at least, to me) a lack of any dependencies bu
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by felsokning 2y ago
> You should reread the post. Did you RTFA? Are EMTs/EMSs - entirely - incapable of telling police to not put their body weight on the backs of "certain people" (to use your vernacular), which clearly contributes to the is
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by felsokning 2y ago
> If forced sedation is banned the critical nationwide shortage of EMS personnel will become much worse than it already is. Nationwide shortage gets worse because people can't kill other people without consequence? Fine. At least I
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by felsokning 2y ago
I, too, am no physicist -- but from what I can discern from the article, they're using the light (presumably, the quanta - or photon) to change the polarity (the light, here, acting as the magnetizer/demagnetizer via spin). This w
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by felsokning 2y ago
> The problem stems from nefarious groups getting a hold of email addresses and running distributed dictionary attacks. I use [REDACTED] as a provider and I create an email address/account (if possible) per company/domain I int
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by felsokning 2y ago
https://archive.is/TvpRr Although, I could see this being beneficial in fields where labour is scarce (e.g.: the medical field), I fear it could lend towards a "sleep deprivation is okay, just take creatine" ratio
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by felsokning 2y ago
https://archive.is/jnDWT
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by felsokning 2y ago
https://archive.is/FAib2
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by felsokning 2y ago
> If your device stopped working, it could be because your prescription has expired, and the device has been deactivated. Talk to your doctor about getting another refill prescription for iTEAR®100. Or you can request a telehealth appoin
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by felsokning 3y ago
"Could" is, by-and-far, a long stretch from considered, posited, or even planned. Historical patterns (thus far) have leaned more towards "could not" (three years is not a modicum of time measured in the software lifecyc
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by felsokning 3y ago
The answer varies wildly. It's a trade-off between what constitutes overall VRAM on your system. For example I have a 3070 Ti and my total VRAM is ~8GB. This is quite insufficient for working with 70b, for example. So, it depends on th
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by felsokning 3y ago
> I would be fine with them publishing articles about our security set up - as long as it wasn't 100% accurate. It reads, at least to me, as a PoC on them wanting to "standardise" end point creation to talk to them securel
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by felsokning 3y ago
> You surely don't expect this to survive all future refactorings and cleanups? The Win10 bar code has been there, since October 2021, though? I don't know how frequent refactorings are (at M$FT) but given it's been there
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by felsokning 3y ago
> Unless you game... I think this is in-part due to the OS targets of the games, themselves, over gaming support in Linux (in general). There are plenty of *nix-based OS'es that are designed - specifically - for gaming[1]. [1] - ht
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by felsokning 3y ago
>...there might be certain interest in this being out of the ordinary. I think, maybe, you weren't aware of it's legality; especially, in the Netherlands[1]? [1] - https://www.government.nl/topics/euthanasi
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by felsokning 3y ago
> StatCounter says Windows 10 is still used by 69 percent of all Windows users, compared to just 27 percent for Windows 11. That’s a big gap that Microsoft is unlikely to close over the coming 18 months, leaving many Windows 10 users hav
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by felsokning 3y ago
> I get so confused - does the state want us to think there are webs of nefarious pedophiles that must be rooted out at any cost or is that a conspiracy theory? It's a sort of Trojan horse, under the "Think of the children!&quo
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by felsokning 3y ago
Relevant.Ticket[1] [1] - https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/10341
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by felsokning 3y ago
> why people pay for 3rd party VPNs? It's far more secure to create your own wireguard/openvpn/whatever with a cheap VPS Your comment seems to infer that you're unable to empathize with people who might think/und
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by felsokning 3y ago
> for TLS traffic you need to also install onavo. I'd be interested to know if it shipped as part of the Facebook SDK, as well.
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by felsokning 3y ago
From the inference of the commenter, I think they were referring to an app on a mobile device and not the device itself. It also sounds like their issue was at the ISP provider level, as well, which takes the business out of the loop of bei
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by felsokning 3y ago
Just for the down-vote, have a look at `lede` not being introduced officially into Merriam-Webster until 2008[1]. [1] - https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/bury-the-lede-versu...

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