glasz

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by glasz 10y ago
exactly. it's not (only) a hardware issue.
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by glasz 10y ago
be careful what you whish for. very careful.
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by glasz 10y ago
the mac is dead. i said it. downvote. i don't care. but it's dead and so is the app store. i hear they're rewriting the entire app store backend, ditching web objects. but i'm having a hard time seeing them rebooting the
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by glasz 10y ago
> I wonder if people would be interested in it. you serious? post them already!
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by glasz 10y ago
ever tried a 40" 4k tv? anything below 1500 bucks is utter shit. you've gotta be lucky to get decent panel even for above 1500€. the tv market is one giant shit show designed to sell you all the crap falling from production lines.
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by glasz 10y ago
getting the domain of my dreams would involve like bribing an entire country and that's money i can spend in better ways. i think it depends on the projected ROI. the most expensive for me was an io domain for 80€/year, though. wr
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by glasz 10y ago
so sad most of you don't understand german. i could show you one years-old (2002) documentary featuring dr. pflugbeil who went into reactor 4 and to the infamous elephant's foot. while birds and rainwater went in and out of the de
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by glasz 10y ago
i love how wikipedia portraits it like an event with no aftermath. fukushima is still leaking. 400 tons of radioactive water. this will probably go on forever. the meltdown may have reached ground water. nobody knows because tepco and japan
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by glasz 10y ago
very interesting, indeed. why did nothing ever come out of this? ps: did they actually flag your post because of wnd?
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by glasz 10y ago
it has much bearing because it demonstrates historical precedent. show us _real_ evidence. what specific code was planted by whom exactly and when and how? can you _be sure_ it was person 1? are you sure person 2 didn't impersonate per
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by glasz 10y ago
concerning halabja let me quote my fellow countryman: Dieter Backfisch, managing director of West German company Karl Kolb GmbH, was quoted by saying in 1989 that "for people in Germany poison gas is something quite terrible, but this
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by glasz 10y ago
you're right. it's a bunch of folks without a spine to stand up straight and oppose lies and question "facts" thereby supporting and carrying forth the myths. some may fail simply because of bureaucracy but still all of
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by glasz 10y ago
> according to U.S. officials. "officials" said iraq has wmd. "officials" have an ambassador's daughter crying in front if congress, telling lies about babies being killed. "officials say" all kinds of
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by glasz 10y ago
one data center i work with was under attack yesterday (CET). they said it's been malicious ipsec packets directed at their routers and had to update their firmwares. not sure which vendor, i think they're using juniper.
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by glasz 10y ago
duopolies work great to give a false sense of choice. it fits well into the age-old strategy to "divide and conquer". there's also a quite scientific component of hegel's dialectic. quite interesting stuff if you dare lo
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by glasz 10y ago
first part is a rant. and it's true. scientific protectionism.
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by glasz 10y ago
there's more than 30000 - THIRTY THOUSAND - lobbyists in brussels. add lobbyists in berlin. the oh-so-great industries in europe/germany cannot have legislation limiting their businesses. creating real privacy-focussed product is
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by glasz 10y ago
it works exactly like that. law by brute force. that's basically how we've got data retention laws and how the BND "reform" happened. the government proposes laws, the bundestag approves of it and the bundespresident sig
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by glasz 10y ago
the king family lawyer's 40 year investigation: https://www.amazon.com/Plot-Kill-King-Behind-Assassination/d... (there's some really nasty stuff most ppl don't know in there.) if you'd like a review
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by glasz 10y ago
if adobe has this working in a demo, rest assured "security service" developed such thing 10 years ago. then you can go back and ask yourselves why osama has been reported dead as early as like 2001, the cia released videos in whi
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by glasz 10y ago
same here. and as always, stupid hyper-educated pseudo-environmental urban hipsters downvote you. for me, as a german living in berlin for a long time, these ads are an insult to the people. every criticism is legit and they make fun of it
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by glasz 10y ago
it's a templating language popular in the python community. i got in contact with it when using ansible (writing config file templates). in my context, this site can be used to test your template logic before applying it to production
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by glasz 10y ago
yeah. while the two of you deal with stupid workarounds that work for only you, i'll rather try and fix the issue.
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by glasz 10y ago
don't know why this is downvoted. guess the average 20-sth hn reader hasn't seen the sun yet. i still remember how we've been brainwashed about the greatness of it all in school. wake the fuck up, look around you. learn histo
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by glasz 10y ago
this is special interest tax with exemption an whatnot. today it'll be a low percentage and limited to certain financial products. tomorrow, i assure you, it'll be everything and the rate will be raised. does any non-german even k
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by glasz 10y ago
nobody has been ruined just yet. and when i look at how sheepishly slow mozilla reacts my guess is nobody will ever really get thrown out of that club. what they've done is clear. it's been misconduct as a ca. untrust them. done.
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by glasz 10y ago
telegram was sort of a bad choice: https://www.eff.org/node/82654 signal desktop (granted, stupid chrome plugin but official): signal.org/desktop
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by glasz 10y ago
3g/4g rates are a joke. i call robbery. ever been outside germany?
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by glasz 10y ago
you are correct, sir/mam.
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by glasz 10y ago
apple has arm-based macs in their lab. but word on the street is they won't happen any time soon.

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