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by j3th9n 4y ago
Meanwhile Grapperhaus didn't want to appoint an independent team of researchers to investigate child sex abuse in connection with members of his own justice department.
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by j3th9n 4y ago
Meanwhile Grapperhaus didn't want to appoint an independent team of researchers to investigate child sex abuse in connection with members of his own justice department.
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by j3th9n 4y ago
You expected a science article like this coming from scientists paid by governments and the pharma industry?
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by j3th9n 4y ago
If you have 15 minutes to spare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o73fWsqJDdY
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by j3th9n 4y ago
It's programmable and trustless allowing worldwide instant micro-payments with very low fees enabling the automation of machine 2 machine payments, or something like that.
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by j3th9n 4y ago
Machine 2 machine payments are a massive problem you can solve with a blockchain. Which can solve a whole lot of other problems, like automation. Which can solve another set of problems.
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by j3th9n 4y ago
Scientific facts do not exist, scientific observations do.
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by j3th9n 4y ago
I will look into that, thanks!
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by j3th9n 4y ago
4GB swap on a 4GB RAM VPS allows me to do an occasional yarn build, which would otherwise crash the server and who doesn’t need 8GB RAM the rest of the time.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Doesn't work, instead of ending in the spam folder it is instantly dropped, by my own mailserver at least: The response from the remote server was: 550 High scoring spam message has been dropped
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by j3th9n 5y ago
I use https://github.com/domainaware/parsedmarc
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by j3th9n 5y ago
People can still follow some of his advice, maybe end up with less money, but there's still some good advice.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Things to get right and you're good to go: - Reverse DNS - SPF record - DKIM record - DMARC record - limit outbound number of emails to catch possible spamscripts
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by j3th9n 5y ago
When there's big money to be made there is corruption, take a look at for example the pharmaceutical industry.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCE WORK | System Engineer | Software Engineer Location: The Netherlands/Spain Remote: Yes, remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: 15+ years server administrator experience in Linux and Windows Server environme
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Location: The Netherlands/Spain Remote: Yes, remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: 15+ years server administrator experience in Linux and Windows Server environments with a multitude of different technologies and applicatio
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Read about the differences in mutation for maesles and corona viruses and you'll probably never make this comparison again.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
No they are not, you have a choice. Also in this case you have a choice, take the jab, leave the country or ehhh...get vaccinated forcefully? Commit suicide? Anyway, whatever, there is a choice and they have consequences or something. We li
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Are StackOverflow topics now eligible for HN as soon as you mention the savings? Or is mentioning some numbers about the users enough? Or did I just click on an advertisement? So many questions.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Xcode could learn a lot from this.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
So who is to blame? AT&T for incompetence while implementing the old IKEv1 version, or IPSec/IKEv2 for apparently not being able to be attractive enough for AT&T?
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Unless there is an alternative it can't be outdated, per definition. WireGuard is not an alternative in many cases. But I get your point, it might have design mistakes (or implementations we would have done different today, while I thi
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Then it's you breaking things because of lack of understanding, not IPSec/IKEv2. The same way no dishwasher is going to break plates, unless you throw them in with force yourself.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Yes, I guess the analogy has its limits. (-: The only point I'm trying to make is that no VPN protocol is an out-of-the-box solution. And mind you, I'm talking about the protocol, the out of the box solution "Tailscale"
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Ok, you're not the first one blaming me for defending or gatekeeping, even calling me selfish, so I guess I need to clarify myself a bit: I love WireGuard, Tailscale does a great job making it even more "user" friendly and I&
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by j3th9n 5y ago
I had other intentions with my comment than what you insinuate.
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by j3th9n 5y ago
IPSec/IKEv2 is not breaking anything, maybe it just won't setup a tunnel. Maybe a better analogy: We don't say the same thing about for example a piano: "it should only be able to be used correctly". You have to stu
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by j3th9n 5y ago
This comment thread is for people who don't think IPSec/IKEv2 is the worst invention on the planet and want to share life saving stories about it. This will inevitably be downvoted, but (almost) everytime I see IPSec/IKEv2 me
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Well, hit me up if you want a VPS installed with WireGuard with maybe some nice web interface like https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/wg-ui
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by j3th9n 5y ago
Then maybe you need to add the following to the [Interface] section of your wg0.conf on your server or else I don't know ;-) : PostUp = iptables -A FORWARD -i %i -j ACCEPT; iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE PostDown

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