johansch

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by johansch 10y ago
That's because of the London banking. Which is now moving th Frankfurt.
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by johansch 10y ago
Thank you for sharing!
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by johansch 10y ago
You seem to have misinterpreted my simple question as statement of disbelief? Why would you do that, since I explicitly asked for statements of people who where around at the time? confused (Perhaps I misread you - in that case: thanks to
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by johansch 10y ago
You were around in the 80s Internet scene?
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by johansch 10y ago
They seem to be in full self denial mode right now.
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by johansch 10y ago
So, (brits), why did you downvote this without commenting? (It went from +3 to 0.)
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by johansch 10y ago
I get the feeling that the core Internet protocols (in the 80s and early 90s) were built by people who were like 75% sysadmins and 25% developers/system architects. Typically sysadmins employed by US universities. (I don't want to
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by johansch 10y ago
No, but quite a lot. "Overseas Trade Statistics. In July 2016 the value of exports (EU and Non-EU) decreased to £23.9 billion, and imports (EU and Non-EU) decreased to £39.7 billion, compared with last month. Consequently the UK is a n
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by johansch 10y ago
I'm wondering why the individual the amounts were so (relatively speaking) small? Perhaps some strategy to avoid tripping warning systems. Do you know if the the £800 was all there was in that particular account?
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by johansch 10y ago
Quite a few UX/design people who have actually gone through education/training (as opposed to learning by doing) seem to suffer by an extreme form of process overload. It makes sense I guess. It's really easy to teach process
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by johansch 10y ago
Oh! It is art? Well, in that case it must be good.
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by johansch 10y ago
Well, that was entirely pointless. The meat of the post (the photos of disguised cell towers) would have been exactly as relevant and impactful without that pre-pubescent "hacking". (ooh! we can run six year old software (an openb
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by johansch 10y ago
Volvo seems to have caught up, more or less: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM1-Yh5fwB8 Building a good embedded touchscreen UI is not so much rocket science as it was just 5-7 years ago. There are a lot more people with t
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by johansch 10y ago
Reddit, Netflix, Github and Airbnb all appear to have switched from Dyn to AWS DNS for their primary .com domains by now.
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by johansch 10y ago
Gotta maintain that ~40% gross profit margin somehow.
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by johansch 10y ago
Works fine from Asia. (When asking e.g. ns1.p34.dynect.net directly.)
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by johansch 10y ago
Many/most of those comments were constructive criticisms of the marketing tagline ("Throw away your USB drive"). And on point, I would say.
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by johansch 10y ago
Aren't Nintendo rumored to get back to sorta-ROM cartridges with their upcoming NX console? (The cartridges would be made of strictly speaking rewritable flash memory.) They seem to care about loading times....
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by johansch 10y ago
Wouldn't the next logical move would be to switch to fast Flash memory that can move a GB/s or so? At the moment loading times seem to be bottlenecked by hard drives and optical drives. Flash memory is still about a magnitude chea
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by johansch 10y ago
If he has a laptop it almost certainly hacked if it's in any way connected to the Internet. How could it not be?
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by johansch 10y ago
More speculation: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3842846/Rumors-swirl... "Rumors that Pamela Anderson 'fatally poisoned Julian Assange with vegan meal' spread after 'coded' Wikile
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by johansch 10y ago
This might be interesting; the original, Swedish/English/French/German-language announcement, including audience reaction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0ybJQs8_rs (Yeah, the "permanent secretary of t
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by johansch 10y ago
Wow, it is a small world.
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by johansch 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubolratana_Rajakanya ? "While at MIT she first met Peter Ladd Jensen, whom she later married."
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by johansch 10y ago
Judging from Twitter it's more Comcast that is down.
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by johansch 10y ago
"If the broadcast engineers weren't there, I assume the damage might have been too great to reverse in any reasonable amount of time." I am pretty sure they would have been able to get something back on air somehow within
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by johansch 10y ago
Then you haven't seen aggressive enough scripts. It's certainly possible using perfectly standard usage of web standards to cause a denial of service attack to most browsers in that way.
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by johansch 10y ago
As a European I have to I assume all major US companies in this area are either infiltrated or willingly participating in pervasive surveillance. It's still interesting to know which companies have been actually exposed for this kind
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by johansch 10y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jul/11/microsoft-nsa-...
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by johansch 10y ago
So, is this correct, in this context? Pass: Apple, Google Fail: Microsoft, Yahoo Unknown: Facebook, Twitter

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