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by jabiko 6y ago
As funny as it sounds, but that's called IBAN discrimination. It's illegal but there is no fine. There is an article in the German Wikipedia about this: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBAN-Diskriminierung You
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by jabiko 6y ago
For me it works. When I tap the address field after opening a search result the URL is shown and editable.
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by jabiko 6y ago
Are you sure? It's no secret that "Scott Alexander" are the first and middle name. The author wants to keep his last name secret.
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by jabiko 6y ago
> A nation can withdraw from a treaty instead of ignoring it Yes, as far as I can see both the INF and the Outer Space Treaty explicitly include the possibility for a withdrawal (with prior notice). At least this publicly signals the int
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by jabiko 6y ago
> These mutual arms restriction treaties are only followed by the major power as long as they see a mutual interest in doing so. Sorry, but this really rubs me the wrong way. The whole reason we have these kind of treaties is to protect
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by jabiko 8y ago
It makes sense to promote renewable energies, as this makes sense both from a social and environmental point of view. Keeping coal mining on life support makes no sense. In the Ruhr area, the consequences of coal mining will still be felt f
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by jabiko 8y ago
I just get a 404 for this URL. Is the repo private?
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by jabiko 10y ago
The browser could check whether the cursor image would be painted outside the page viewport. In this case the browser could create a clipped version of the cursor image and set it as the new cursor.
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by jabiko 10y ago
It depends entirely on type of his business entity. If he founded a GmbH (the most common type of business entity in Germany), his private funds are protected in case the business goes bankrupt. On the other hand, if his business was a GbR
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by jabiko 11y ago
If you want to do the proper way, call it "StöMeVo". And only use the abbreviation, never call it "Störungsmeldevorrichtung" so people will forget what it stands for.
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by jabiko 11y ago
Looks like they have a typo in the CVE numbers. CVE-2015-13XX should be CVE-2015-31XX.
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by jabiko 12y ago
It seems like this is a known bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=921528
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by jabiko 12y ago
The linked article is about someone who managed to lock himself out of his Google account. No word about Dropbox.
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by jabiko 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqk4ItPjU5g&t=6h30m30s
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by jabiko 13y ago
Somewhat related: Some time ago I wanted to create a dyndns service for Rasperry Pi devices. I registered the domains (my-pi.net, my-py.net, my-pi.de) but never created the actual website. So if anyone wants these domains for free, contact
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by jabiko 13y ago
Interesting. http://linux.die.net/man/2/sync says On Linux, sync is guaranteed only to schedule the dirty blocks for According to the standard specification (e.g., POSIX.1-2001), sync() schedules the
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by jabiko 13y ago
Besides the whole source code compromise discussion I would really want to know whether there is any incident report planned. Until the redesign kernel.org stated: "We will be writing up a report on the incident in the future.". B
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by jabiko 13y ago
Start of the verbal abuse discussion: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel.stable/58049/focu...
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by jabiko 13y ago
#) It seems like you're not sanitizing the input parameters before using them to construct a SQL query. You should propably fix this. #) You shouldn't output the SQL error messages to the user. #) The purchase column shouldn'
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by jabiko 13y ago
Wikileaks has now published the list of countries: http://wikileaks.org/Edward-Snowden-submits-asylum.html The requests were made to a number of countries including the Republic of Austria, the Plurinational State of Bo
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by jabiko 13y ago
No. According to http://www.latimes.com/news/world/worldnow/la-fg-wn-putin-sn... : The official didn't name the countries, but said that Russia was among them.
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by jabiko 13y ago
The .VG nameservers are giving inconsistent replies. vg.cctld.authdns.ripe.net, asia.zone.vg and europe.zone.vg are pointing to suspended.meridiantld.net. Only ns1.root-servers.vg replies with dns{1,2}.stabletransit.com.
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by jabiko 13y ago
The intention of the city is not to push its citizens to use Linux. They just want you to install Linux instead of disposing your old PC because it's not capable of running a newer version of Windows than XP. Sources (German): - Origin
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by jabiko 13y ago
It seems like deb(ian)-multimedia was asked to stop using "debian" as a part of the domain name [1]. But I don't see why they decided to let the domain expire instead of setting up a redirect. [1] http://lists.alio
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by jabiko 13y ago
Hi, it would by great if you could send an invite to lobstersinv@inboxee.net. Thanks.
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by jabiko 13y ago
The parent comment has been removed but I think it's fair to add the missing context: http://i.imgur.com/xx7WLkx.png
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by jabiko 13y ago
This is strange. I was able to resolve the IP using the host command. But curl and ping won't work. $ host dk dk has address 193.163.102.24 dk has IPv6 address 2a01:630:0:40:b1a:b1a:2011:1 $ curl dk curl: (6) Couldn't
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by jabiko 14y ago
> What we need […] trust between people. The funny thing is that the bank trusted him by lending him money. He has taken advantage of this trust and betrayed the bank.
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by jabiko 14y ago
Came here to say the same. At least they should detect a scroll wheel click and open the link in a new tab. Or they could use the google approach and change the link in the last moment to point to a tracking service.
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by jabiko 14y ago
I can still get a fast response: # tcptraceroute -f 128 -m 128 thepiratebay.se traceroute to thepiratebay.se (194.71.107.15), 128 hops max, 60 byte packets 128 thepiratebay.org (194.71.107.15) <syn,ack> 38.726 ms 39

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