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by hinata08 3y ago
The transition is exactly the time for impersonation I hope they will protect some usernames that are shared by no other users (eg the name of artists) Malicious users could register the Twitter handle of popular artists, to impersonate the
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by hinata08 3y ago
It's a shame. There are a lot of popular requests from users in the suggestion platform (bulk data management! Erase the data of users who leave servers ! Proper 2FA !!!!) And Discord keeps implementing what no one asked for (they just
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by hinata08 3y ago
it still shocks me that some individuals can afford both the tons of CO2 and the money just for frivolous comfort. Especially since we are in the day and age of the media and zoom meetings. Traveling is no longer necessary for most business
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by hinata08 3y ago
Do you mean you can pay to avoid TSA ? Why is the law different for the average guy who flies and for the private jets ? I thought everyone had to go through security. It also shows that TSA is useless. Otherwise, someone would just have re
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by hinata08 3y ago
there are countless services that do what CloudFlare is doing but not a single one has the false positive rate that cloudflare has cloudflare only accepts the very standart users, and locks a lot of others out. and then they offer no conven
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by hinata08 3y ago
it never worked on my tor browser
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by hinata08 3y ago
I already do that tbh. The internet is pretty redundant and you can find what you want anywhere. CloudFlare blocks me from a part of the internet when I use anonymizing tools like Tor. I assumed they just do that to fingerprint and track yo
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by hinata08 3y ago
I'm also amazed by the stories of managers who immediately layoff workers who said they will quit. Why ? Is this like some "Oh no you're not deciding to quit, I decided first you're fired, I call dibs !" ? The dude
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by hinata08 3y ago
Don't worry about them. They were involved in the Libor things They were involved in lybian government funds scandals They had 2.6B of settlement in the USA for these cases. They were involved in Panama papers They once lost pocket mon
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by hinata08 3y ago
Conservative US politicians (especially Trump) consider the economy is a zero sum game. Whenever you buy from aboard, that's money and jobs that are lost to the USA. So they want to export, but not to import! And instead of banning the
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by hinata08 3y ago
imagine having a car suitable for driving on a road I have a small city car, and cyclists aren't in a blind spot
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by hinata08 3y ago
which flyers ? I'm not sure they spread evenly tourists all want the earliest and last flights to arrive early and leave late, and not waste a day of vacation ppl who go on a weekend want the last trip on sunday that arrives not so lat
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by hinata08 3y ago
I wonder about statistics for hub vs pairs Airlines line Turkish seem to do well, with their shinny new super hub in Istanbul. There can only be so much pair to pair flight, so we will always have some hub airlines. I took Nice to Manila la
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by hinata08 4y ago
The OECD had a list of List of Unco-operative Tax Havens, that used to contain several European nations. List Deleware on this
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by hinata08 4y ago
I don't get why we need to work with the USA anyway. There is already business to do with the middle east and south east Asia. USA doesn't want European companies anyway. They have the FCPA that only applies to European companies,
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by hinata08 4y ago
My point was that Steam's point was not focused on the user, it was neither the client nor the outstanding features that made it popular. They were driven by a solid business plan, not "features". It's just a convenient
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by hinata08 4y ago
It's not up to them to decide what user want. There should be this thing called 'Free Market', where you don't have to buy whatever stupid improvement is pushed onto the folks. But this platform was awesome for independe
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by hinata08 4y ago
software engineering is decently paid and I picked this job among all because you can apply anywhere, in any country, and in any city. I would also recommend to work where "travel", so that you contribute the build the place and j
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by hinata08 4y ago
Excuse me, but in what (other) country do you access top secret military data when you're 21 ? You're not considered adult enough to drink or sign papers or handle yourself until you're 21, but you can get a gun, join the mil
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by hinata08 4y ago
yes. if HSTS is implemented properly, it won't just report an error, but it will also forbid any connection. For example, on Firefox, you can't bypass an HSTS error. The browser won't let you add an exception to connect to th
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by hinata08 4y ago
in 2023 : none sites are protected not only wity TLS but also HSTS and the list goes on. Wi-Fi doesn't include sturdy security mecanisms anyway, so wifi is never safe. Companies that are serious about network security are recommended t
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by hinata08 4y ago
I thought it was a wild clickbait and didn't even go to read the article. I read it as "EVs are dangerous according to the FBI, use V12 engines to avoid hackers" but yeah, public charging stations *for phones* are terrible. I
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by hinata08 4y ago
Mountain riders wear almost nothing on winter, but gloves. Good gloves for ski or bike are inexpensive. You just need to think to buy them. If it's really cold when you commute, just a pair of jeans and any sweater or jacket is ok, as
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by hinata08 4y ago
I'm tired of replying to that. At first, I don't live in Canada. Most days are not either freezing winter with snow or 50C, but a compromise. Now, I suggest you find freetime2's comment in this post, who correctly summarized
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by hinata08 4y ago
>Cars are faster, can ... >For the three months of the year when it snows >replacing a car with an e-bike would require a lot of sacrifices I never got that argument. And some drivers are really passionate about what their cars can
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by hinata08 4y ago
I couldn't agree more. I bought a used ebike in January to test. And it's fantastic ! I can easily get my PC, locks, food for the day, and whatever I want over the hills to go to work (I once went to the hardware shop at noon from
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by hinata08 4y ago
>“Users based in the UK will be contacted by the National Crime Agency or police and warned about engaging in cyber crime." Do people really give they actual contact details to do crimey activities ? I'm not a cybercriminal so
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by hinata08 4y ago
Couldn't agree more on Excel. Not only it's KISS, but the kind of team that expects KPIs will want the Excel export anyway. You can fill both a periodic form / monthly report, and an all-time table The former can be printed a
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by hinata08 4y ago
- You can use it as part of some SIP gateway if you get the motivation. SIM card in the phone. Asterisk server on the phone, or on some rpi connected through bluetooth, and you have texts and calls from any internet enabled device, and avoi
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by hinata08 4y ago
That would deserve a post of its own but it's not an accurate perspective IMO, when it mixes all kinds of bikes. -> you can't compare bikes to go to work and sport bike. Sport bikes aim for performance, not being lean. Sport bi

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