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jagermo
8y ago
Oh, again? How many times is that now?
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jagermo
9y ago
Healthcare does not. Some insurances do, but you can opt to switch do another.
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9y ago
Not really. Some insurances offer to take the cost of homeopathy, but no doctor will prescribe "crystals" or other new age stuff. Are there black sheeps? Yes, like in every profession. How a doctor reacts depends highly depends on
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9y ago
Chiming in from Germany: I don't know about cards like that, however people put stickers of one of the police unions (GDP) on their windshields in hope of getting a better treatment from the police. However, there are two reasons why t
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jagermo
9y ago
That Blake's name? Albert Einstein...
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9y ago
>Although the successful exploitation of the security issue requires physical proximity, this might not be as difficult for skilled attackers to organize as you might think. Sintonen lays out one probable scenario, using techniques commo
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jagermo
9y ago
Same here. The short time it took for Elsa and Anna to break our non-gender toy approach is astounding.
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9y ago
I never understood why CR choose CryEngine. Yes, it can Single Player games make look beautiful, but when it comes to Multiplayer, it never really could compete with Unreal Engine. Just look how much work RSI has to do, to get the netcode w
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9y ago
Thats because you will limited unless you use specific services. In Germany, two operators (T-Mobile and Vodafone) offer special "passes" for different services. These do not count against your monthly quota (if you use up all you
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9y ago
I have a similar setup, without the switch and the Unifi APs are just excellent. Smooth setup, great range. So, if you can run a cable, I second Unifi. Op, if you can not run a cable, maybe look into a mesh network. Repeaters "loose&qu
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9y ago
If you look at the "root" issue last week, public shaming seems to be the only way to get Apple to work on problems in macOS. They didn't even include it into the big bounty, did they? It feels like they don't give a shi
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9y ago
So,if I pay for a more expensive phone, I get bloatware?
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9y ago
Generation starships!
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jagermo
9y ago
You mean, where someone can easily get to them to install a sniffer/ copy all content?
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9y ago
If he held on to the bitcoins he mined in 2012, he should be doing pretty well.
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9y ago
Even so, that does not protect them. Every designer I worked made sure to get and document the license for the images used. Copyright is not a small thing, as the MPAA likes to remind everyone. Also, maybe there is something bigger here: m
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9y ago
I love it. Aliexpress has the devices fairly cheap, this will be a nice christmas present for my pentesting brother :)
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9y ago
Did they pinky-promise to delete the data? Sorry, but that is beyond naive.
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9y ago
Do what I do: if you can't watch it with them, download known safe videos via youtube-DL and only let them watch local copies. This works until they should be old enough to know about strange and stupid content.
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jagermo
9y ago
This has to be one of the least informative status page I have ever seen.
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9y ago
Use WPA with RADIUS. If you have a NAS at home, there is a good chance you can install a radius server on it. Or use a Raspberry Pi: http://www.binaryheartbeat.net/2013/12/raspberry-pi-based-fr...
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9y ago
No, since its just downloadable once.
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9y ago
Do you know Piwik? Its a really nice open source, self hostable alternative to Google Analytics. I've been running it for years, very stable and great insight. www.piwik.org
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9y ago
Don't get me wrong, this is fantastic. I really, really want to try them and I really want this technology to catch on.
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9y ago
Yes, but that is for dictionary only. If you need more processing power, for example for the image recognition, you need the cloud. At least last time i tried, from greece to english.
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9y ago
It is if you are in a developed country and not tied to roaming / have access to fast wifi. I didn't want to trash it, it looks like an amazing concept. It would be interesting to see it in action.
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9y ago
* if you have a smartphone connected and a decent connection to the internet to use google translate.
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9y ago
Excellent article, but it will not be read by people being in charge of publishing houses, sadly.
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9y ago
the WhatsApp web feature is something that i never thought i use as much as i do. Really nice to have in the sidebar.
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9y ago
the proper password list part really is the challenge.
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