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by folmar 2y ago
If you are paranoid/targeted you just normally don't leave it, just always take it with you.
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by folmar 2y ago
Not to defend the tapes, but typical use case of holo tape is to make your own pattern, which comes with big setup cost and small marginal cost of production, so it's not economically feasible/reasonable to copy it for one-off stu
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by folmar 2y ago
If you get a typically-structured Java/Spring application then often yes. By typically structured I mean domain objects, DTOs, service layer, controller layer, view layer. The idiomatic use of dependency injection frees the mind of the
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by folmar 2y ago
> source control was clunky and a pain in the ass to set up I concur. Creating a CVS repository was not harder than creating a git repository now `cvs -d $dir init`, and using, typical for the time, shared network drive, gives server exp
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by folmar 2y ago
In Europe totally, and for example in Germany it's customary to get you six week vacation in the summer. This also has the benefit that the workplace has to have real back-up person for all matters, as six weeks is too long to shove ev
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by folmar 2y ago
There are a few existing libraries like libancillary that would do this for you and provide some level of OS compatibility.
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by folmar 2y ago
Most of the time I would be fine with the plain old read receipt + no other mail stating protest. The reactions have too different set between clients to convey enough meaning for me.
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by folmar 2y ago
It's only turtle slow if you use their cloud version, onprem is reasonable (under 1s for any page, much faster for simpler ones).
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by folmar 2y ago
Xiaomi is running a massive "Shot on MI $X $Y-AI camera" watermark campaign, but they aren't restricting it to flagship models, so you'll also see it on barely passable shots from $50 phones.
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by folmar 3y ago
Virtually all common law countries provide this easily, and civil law countries provide a slightly different worded document of similar usage, i.e. a certificate of being eligible to marry under your country law. In most cases they are trea
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by folmar 3y ago
Higher end oscilloscope, signal generators and similar. A lot of the world runs on Windows Xp Embedded or very quirky Linux distros.
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by folmar 3y ago
On Android it is typically done with a firewall app, like AFWall+
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by folmar 3y ago
I've tested it since you recommend it but it seems it can't do Postgres local connection (via socket-file = the default). Not great UX on linux.
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by folmar 3y ago
The Colloseum had approximately 25 elevators. Build year 80 AD.
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by folmar 3y ago
That's not a very high bar. The style in the same as all pre-Internet paper maps I've seen, but with much higher fidelity. So it looks nice to me, but it's not the most readable, mostly the names do not stand out in the dark
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by folmar 3y ago
If you do you shopping around getting clear sine output does not increase the price usually, or maybe a few percent.
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by folmar 3y ago
Power density is not a problem usually as you don't care for the size and weight, and lead-acid give best bang for buck.
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by folmar 3y ago
VMware Workstation passthoughs are very reliable for me. I can't say the same for VirtualBox though.
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by folmar 3y ago
Though this is implemented in bash itself and only works in bash, not in other programs.
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by folmar 3y ago
Usually they are large but surprisingly light, made from very thin metal foil.
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by folmar 3y ago
There is old-now-unused "nickname".
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by folmar 3y ago
Also nice to mention that some of those are connected and some are not. For example I have a personal account (that I did not create but appeared magically at some point; it behaves as totally separate), a work account (main work tenant) an
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by folmar 3y ago
Hetzner, OVH, Scaleway
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by folmar 3y ago
A quick comparison of marketing slides lands you with 0.5 MOPS for FC-NVMe for Qlogic 2770 and 0.7 MOPS for PCIe Micron 9100 PRO, so the better speeds are not quite there, although spending quite a lot on server gear lands you near the perf
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by folmar 3y ago
Here in Europe I don't see any of them for less than $100. And for a small server something like OrangePi 3B (with nvme etc.) would be be reasonable at half the price and half the power.
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by folmar 3y ago
The link is 403 for me.
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by folmar 3y ago
To be fair in Germany the major part of the risk is hiring a wrong person from the start and no way to fire them, so companies are often happy enough to have medium-term contractors.
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by folmar 3y ago
A popular theory is that they use "QC reject" grade, as the batteries often have arount 800 mAh capacity, two times less than most basic commercial grade.
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by folmar 3y ago
From Poland: obligatory non-renunciable 24-month warranty of fitness for the intended purpose for consumers. Instructions required in Polish. Detailed information about qualities of goods sold is compulsory (e.g. specification of components
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by folmar 3y ago
Note that this works for Furby Connect, original Furby had IrDA only.

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