hugoromano

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by hugoromano 10mo ago
Love the approach, simplicity and concept. SPA works fine if entry point is / if /terms /privacy greated with 404.
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by hugoromano 1y ago
Eutelsat maintains nominal facilities in Madeira (Portugal) and Luxembourg, primarily to optimize tax obligations away from France; can it still be accurately described as a French company?
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by hugoromano 1y ago
Politicians promoting Chat Control are handing an advantage to dictatorships, organized crime, and adversaries of the European Union or perhaps they're assets of those very adversaries.
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by hugoromano 1y ago
"Actuated Starlink models are not recommended for in-motion use due to safety risks."– Starlink note on oceanic operation. https://www.starlink.com/support/article/952e770f-570e-d984-...
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by hugoromano 1y ago
Wrong antenna choice—should've used Starlink Mini to avoid motor damage from oscillation and salt exposure. Some suggest fiber optics instead of satellite comms, but these aren't submarines—they're boats, and autopilot techno
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by hugoromano 2y ago
OpenAI initially scraped the web and later formed partnerships to train on licensed data. Now, they claim that DeepSeek was trained on their models. However, DeepSeek couldn't use these models for free and had to pay API fees to OpenAI
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by hugoromano 2y ago
I'm skeptical about Elon Musk being the richest person on the planet. My mantra these days? 'Show me the money!' If Wall Street banks are preparing to sell $3B in X loans, maybe he should buy them back—with real cash this tim
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by hugoromano 2y ago
For those who have achieved this, well done. I've experienced the positive impact of reducing my social media usage over the years, while still keeping my accounts for the occasional need to connect. I've taken steps to limit soci
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by hugoromano 2y ago
Market cap is just speculative pricing, the grand illusion of wealth. Then, there is investment banking advice, which is still speculative. The real value is only confirmed when a transaction occurs.
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by hugoromano 2y ago
"could be blocking RSS users" it says it all "could". I use RSS on my websites, which are serviced by Cloudflare, and my users are not blocked. For that, fine-tuning and setting Configuration Rules at Cloudflare Dashboar
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by hugoromano 2y ago
It is the member state authority, although EU GDPR is a Directive, is up to the member state. It doesn’t just apply to the EU, it can be UK ICO.
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by hugoromano 2y ago
This what you expect from VCs. I always prefer to report these incidents to GDPR authorities if user data is leaked. Then they pay the fines and some get a criminal record. Money is something VCs “print” and manipulate.
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by hugoromano 3y ago
I'm in Portugal. If you put enough pressure, they release for you to process, it is the law.
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by hugoromano 3y ago
DHL, FedEx, and UPS are experts in overcharging to process a form and not caring about customers. Duty and VAT are usually low compared to this processing fee, and shipping has already been paid. Here is the catch in the EU, this simple dut
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by hugoromano 3y ago
Windy is a blast and I am a subscriber, but due to recent historic high temperatures some weather models are failing, usually inaccurate by 20 knots.
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by hugoromano 3y ago
I run two SMEs in Tourism, and as their size is small we opted years ago, to spend certification costs into CO2e offsetting. We use United Nations Sustainable Development Goals as a pillars for managing.
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by hugoromano 3y ago
New Hetzner ARM: sign verify sign/s verify/s rsa 512 bits 0.000070s 0.000006s 14268.2 159885.6 rsa 1024 bits 0.000405s 0.000021s 2468.4 47757.7 rsa 2048 bits 0.002847s 0.000078s 351.3 12830.1 Hetzn
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by hugoromano 4y ago
The recent Netflix password-sharing cracking may create some Roku victims. The other day, I reviewed the devices logging into my account, all inside my house. However, there was one caveat: two Apple TVs in IPv6 and one Roku in IPV4, with d
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by hugoromano 4y ago
The decrease in the typical duration of tourists' stays in Portugal, which has gone from 6.7 days to 4 days in the past decade, is likely to affect various aspects of the country's tourism infrastructure, including its airports. A
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by hugoromano 4y ago
The moment was just weird; "goes blank and disappears", for a moment, I thought it was my connection.
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by hugoromano 4y ago
"Yubico has partnered with Cloudflare to offer its hardware authentication security keys — at prices as low as $10 per key — to Cloudflare customers." — Cloudflare Dashboard
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Cloudflare Hardware Keys (Yubico Partnership)(cloudflare.com)
107 points by hugoromano 4y ago|39 comments
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Turnstile: privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA by Cloudflare(blog.cloudflare.com)
156 points by hugoromano 4y ago|79 comments
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by hugoromano 4y ago
Cloudflare's JavaScript/Wasm Runtime now Open Source under Apache License 2.0
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OS Workerd, Cloudflare's JavaScript/WASM Runtime(github.com)
27 points by hugoromano 4y ago|2 comments
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Cloudflare IoT Platform(blog.cloudflare.com)
30 points by hugoromano 4y ago|0 comments
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by hugoromano 4y ago
"science-policy specialists expressed concern that the Wuhan Institute of Virology" is precisely my concern. It is always a "wait and see", instead of planning in case something goes wrong. Public health is consistently
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by hugoromano 5y ago
In this case Gov.UK PaaS has a single vendor, AWS. I am in favour of multiple options, multiple vendors. The certification can be done by Gov UK agency that guarantees vendors up to spec. The current model "Forestry Commission" st
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by hugoromano 5y ago
Sounds lovely but limits competition and innovation, promoting oligopolies. I admire the nerve of "10% Procurement fee". Wait until there is a guideline that demands the use of GOV.UK Platform as a Service (PaaS) for the UK Public
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by hugoromano 5y ago
Two months ago, I had a similar experience with one "lawyer", the same letter from another "lawyer" a week later. In the end, none were "lawyers"; they were domain squatters. I ignored them, and they went away.

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