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by hinata08 4y ago
I would also like to have longer lived threads, and that users actually discussed, read each others comments, and reply We need notifications for replies ! So far, posts get posted, end up on the main page, get 300 comments at once from dif
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by hinata08 4y ago
Some websites have a notification section, and feed it with submissions and/or comments of users you choose
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> France has fixed some loopholes there Monaco IS the loophole, and is hardly independent. It's also surprising that this place was allowed to be. The first article of the French constitution says France is indivisible, and that eve
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I went to Canada a few years ago, and I HAD to visit a Walmart (my friend who had moved there said he did the same when he arrived). So wondering about daily life is legitimate. I was somehow disappointing, however. It turns out a Walmart i
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there are some initiatives for that, like CACert, a non-profit certificate authority. and ofc, there was GPG But they're not convenient for businesses : either they buy certificates for their employees, or they have them signed by th
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by hinata08 4y ago
I saw I was downvoted, with no reply to learn more about where I was wrong. (I don't get this site, where ppl know you're wrong but are unable to post a better idea. Is this about discussing topics to learn more, or shooting ppl d
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by hinata08 4y ago
The EU has a website to get started : https://ec.europa.eu/digital-building-blocks/wikis/display/D... basically : - understand the levels of digital signatures There are some security levels about signatures,
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by hinata08 4y ago
No free service I know of will let you generate a certificate on the fly with your name on it, which will be considered trusted by most out of the box sw You can get free digital certificates to sign PDFs with your email address, from basic
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by hinata08 4y ago
Yeah, Monaco is a weird city when it comes to showing wealth I crossed it recently on my worn out but functional bicycle, to go from where I had to be in France to a cute touristy village in Italy (it was a lovely ~80km ride) I saw a shinny
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by hinata08 4y ago
White nationalism has played itself in the past few years. Several shootings or terror incidents were from them in the USA. Like the car driver who drove into a protest, the guys who shot up gay clubs, the January 6 United States Capitol at
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by hinata08 4y ago
I don't get the stigma explained in the article, about men with lower education degrees. I've come to associate engineers and boring persons. Except IT security graduates who are full of themselves, and more irritating than boring
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by hinata08 4y ago
I had IPv6 only on the default APN configuration pushed by my carrier on Android, last time I checked it And IPv4 only for roaming Both v6 only, v4 only and v4+v6 were supported For landlines, I'm surprised because some ISPs who were n
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I don't I hated Android devices because they were deprecated pretty quickly (android 2.3 lasted for a while. After that, Android phones basically became burners with poor app support beyond 2 years) But I didn't own Apple devices
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me too ... I felt the same for WhatsApp backups on Google Drive, which are addressed in the article. I thought FB was advertising an encryption while letting some obvious backdoor for the NSA. But the backups are encrypted, according to co-
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by hinata08 4y ago
Thanks, this reply would have been a/the relevant and kind input for the discussion. Instead of doing just what is described in OP's blog post, because you just know better how companies work, or instead of just downvoting and fla
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by hinata08 4y ago
It also reminds me how I was once banned from a Discord group of engineering students, for contradicting some California boy. I was being shocked that some tech companies in the USA needed to write and advertise that they were inclusive. We
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It reminds me how legitimate comments get more downvotes and flags than constructive replies on HN. It's a really irritating and toxic pattern than makes you think twice before engaging on a conversation if you don't have the popu
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I would suggest to add some Train protection system (or even ETCS if you're motivated) on your Lego railway https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Train_protection_system You can see that in some railway engineering firms.
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by hinata08 4y ago
yeah, Europe's AM bands were fun at night I can still get music radio from Algeria on AM, or rock, sport and news from the UK (I believe from stations emitting from Swansea and London) I used to listen to Deutschlandfunk, France Inter,
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Be wary, some ppl in bars abuse of you when you go the Hedonistic type. They think you're gullible and drunk (so don't be too drunk) Last time I did that (not in Amsterdam), a group of 5~6 sailors wanted to come in my hotel room
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by hinata08 4y ago
Whatever, there is no Russian gas anymore I disagree with your russian narrative (payments for gas would have been processed despite the swift ban). But the objective part of this story is that EU has no gas anymore. And debates about Russi
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they run at full capacity, but the capacity of natural gas power plant is very limited Nuclear power plants used to make up for the steady base consumption. Natural gas power plants used to be the last ones to be solicited. They were just u
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No i'm just saying there are 2 issues nowadays : peak production issue and how to keep producing electricity in the next year, as gas is difficult to source, and the tank might eventually run out. The government is just making a single
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the anti-nuclear policy was in Germany France was proud of the nuclear energy. It had plenty of cheap and carbon-free electricity (it was once exported to all the neighbouring countries) It was a way to be independent energy wise, as more c
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On top of the peak production issue, there is also a fuel reserve issue As half of the the nuclear power plants are down, they have to rely on gas. And gas has become difficult to import. France feels both the liberalisation of the electric
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yes, devops teams are chill as well Their actual tech work is made by code. And it leaves them time to chat with anyone else at the company, or at the customer, to figure out new things that could serve them. I also love to just teach someo
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by hinata08 4y ago
Yes ! As Harryhirsch said, change of position ! DO DEV OPS You will most probably not be able to change the culture of a company on your own. So you could just leave before they realize the code is unmaintainable. (plot twist : you often re
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by hinata08 4y ago
Feminist podcasts on Deezer, and shonens, or utaite music on YT (Amalee + Eve) still not a reason to assume I don't need AI updates
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Where did they run the promotional video ? I would have come if I had been aware I only get ads from HN and Youtube (when I don't use Deezer), and from coworkers in nearby IT companies. And Youtube has mostly served me ads about tampon
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I'm also concerned with how this feature will be made available in countries and not in mountains ranges. Like 'France' I'm near the Alps, and enforcing a strict geofencing wouldn't make sense in here. Will the ipho

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