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by gst 11y ago
I got a Fi invite a few weeks ago, but right now the main reason why I don't use it is that the Nexus 6 appears to be too big (I still have a Nexus 5 and the size is perfect). Probably going to wait for this year's Nexus refresh b
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by gst 11y ago
You probably mean AGPL ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affero_General_Public_License )? The GPL wouldn't have made a difference, as it doesn't require you to release the source of something that you run as a we
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by gst 11y ago
> that many lower cost discs are prone to fail after rather short time of storage If you're looking for CD-Rs that will last longer than average I suggest M-DISC, which according to the manufacturer should last up to 1000 years (com
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by gst 12y ago
That's another tsync.
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by gst 12y ago
https://lwn.net/Articles/603815/
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by gst 12y ago
Did you use an IDE via X11 forwarding? Or did you just use Vim / Emacs?
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by gst 12y ago
To prevent cold boot attacks you can store the key in a CPU register instead of memory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRESOR
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by gst 12y ago
I use my credit card a lot for all sorts of things. In the past 3 years I can only remember my card being rejected once. An when this happened I immediately got an automated call that allowed me to confirm my transaction (so I was still abl
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by gst 12y ago
EBS is great if it works for requirements, but unfortunately the maximum size of an EBS volume is limited to only 1 TB. With SSD instance storage you can get up to 6.4 TB.
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by gst 12y ago
You pay for debit and credit cards in most European countries. One reason is probably that the fees paid by the merchants for card processing are much lower than in the US. So while a bank in the US is happy to give you a free credit card i
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by gst 12y ago
Another difference is that OpenNTPD appears to only implement the less accurate SNTP subset of NTP.
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by gst 12y ago
It's not a BTC address, otherwise it would start with 1 or 3. See: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Address
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by gst 12y ago
On the topic of SSH: It appears that they used their own version of SSH reimplemented in PHP: https://web.archive.org/web/20140102104411/http://blog.magic...
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by gst 12y ago
The last device sold by Google that now runs an Android release of 4.2 or earlier was (afaik) the Nexus S - which was released in 2010. I think it's reasonable to stop support for a particular device after something like 4 years. Yes,
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by gst 12y ago
So how would this enforcement look in practice if a US company does not have any business location within the EU? Up until now I was under the impression that this wouldn't matter as long as you don't violate US law. Also why shou
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by gst 12y ago
Just get a Citi credit card that includes virtual account numbers (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_payment_number ). There's no fee to sign up, with the DoubleCash card you get 2% cashback, and you can
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by gst 12y ago
A LED would require to look at the device in order to notice the sound. An alternative might be haptic feedback as available in the Apple Watch.
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by gst 12y ago
Does this also apply to US startups selling into the EU? Does the EU have any legal means to enforce VAT payment if a US startup doesn't have any presence within the EU?
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by gst 12y ago
This sounds related: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/somerset/5334208....
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by gst 12y ago
> What they need to do is figure out a way to grow the population locally or through large-scale immigration. That doesn't sound like a long-term solution. There'll be a limit to population growth at some point.
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by gst 12y ago
I really hope it does. IntelliJ is the main reason why I didn't buy a HiDPI laptop yet (Chromium also has some issues, but Firefox works great).
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by gst 12y ago
Your idea sounds somewhat similar to what keybase.io does.
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by gst 12y ago
1) Your bank account number is relatively public anyway - afterall it's printed on all of your checks. 2) It's relatively easy to reverse an ACH debit. Which protections would I have to give up?
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by gst 12y ago
In theory you could use Tor (in the config file you can hardcode a list of exit nodes that you want to use). In practice you probably don't want to do this because: 1) If not everything is correctly SSL encrypted on the airline website
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by gst 12y ago
Same here. Tried it a few times but was never able to get a significant price difference.
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by gst 12y ago
So better combine it with this door then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkP1rA5Jhpw
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by gst 12y ago
In San Francisco there's a neighborhood where streets are named after cities: http://goo.gl/l9slSp
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by gst 12y ago
Of course it's not. But the argument of the parent poster was that you require a bank account. Also, most experienced traders on https://localbitcoins.com/ will prefer to meet in a very public place or in a police stat
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by gst 12y ago
You don't need to verify a bank account. Just link a debit or credit card - instant without verification.
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by gst 12y ago
If you don't want to use a bank account you can use https://mycelium.com/ or https://localbitcoins.com/ . Or just use https://bitpay.com/getbits and check if one of your friends on Face

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