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johansch
10y ago
Meanwhile pretty much all retail/ATM withdrawals in the EU require both chip (something you have) and PIN (something you know).
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johansch
10y ago
That's almost guaranteed. Most other parts of the world are (even) more corrupt though.
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johansch
10y ago
Sure. But I've always heard that's because of CC company policies rather than laws?
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johansch
10y ago
So have you solved the problem (without resorting to other comanpanies extortive pricing for ready-made solutions) or not? :)
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johansch
10y ago
I guess what I'm saying is: the companies that are in this situation should hire top-notch developers to solve the problem. But the whole problem is that these companies can't hire top-notch developers because of who they are.
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johansch
10y ago
I'm just fascinated by the fact that in 2016 there are still huge companies like this making their money on ancient tech that is insanely overpriced to the alternatives. (~20 years ago when I started working in software I thought I wou
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johansch
10y ago
You guys are even closer to the russians, and have actually fought with them within the last 100 years...
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johansch
10y ago
This one in Stockholm, Sweden is also sized for 20k people. It also predated the Swiss one by about 20 years. (!) https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katarinabergets_skyddsrum Google translate link: https://transl
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johansch
10y ago
They could have added a small notice at the top that somehow explained that all of this was a about a newly published book and that there was a link to buy it at the bottom. In my mind this would have given them (The Guardian) more credibil
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johansch
10y ago
Not complaining, just observing: this is native advertising done really well.
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johansch
10y ago
This is hilarious. The best thing the US treasury can muster is that collecting proper taxes can hurt "foreign investment" by companies like Apple, who pretty much only consider Europe as a consumer region? Yeah, okay Apple, how a
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Apple tax: US treasury says £11bn EU penalty could hurt foreign investment
(independent.co.uk)
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johansch
10y ago
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johansch
10y ago
You're right. That was a poor choice of words.
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johansch
10y ago
Those seem like two worthy goals that are not mutually exclusive.
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johansch
10y ago
Serendipity. I got a bit obsessed about this computer a couple of weeks ago. This was the best video I found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0NSSwhwnR4 "Grid 1129 Compass Laptop Computer setup for NASA Shuttle missio
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10y ago
Exclusives are bad for consumers.
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johansch
10y ago
You can't really get massive global PR with a potato-chip bag though.
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johansch
10y ago
Well, to be honest both of them are quite good at promoting themselves. Just in different circles...
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johansch
10y ago
Hmm, this is interesting, for FB as a comparison: https://www.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=facebook
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johansch
10y ago
And maybe right-click the link and select "Open link in incognito window" to make sure the site doesn't know if you've visited them before or not.
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johansch
10y ago
See my edit please.
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johansch
10y ago
> since Netflix is all HTTP You're saying you can't stream over HTTP?
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johansch
10y ago
So maybe $9k in actual costs then.
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johansch
10y ago
I feel the same. I've been travelling during the past month. Accessing video content from the Olympics has been extremely hard. I think the IOC might be shooting themselves in both of their feet here. If they don't open open up, t
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johansch
10y ago
Who the heck gets productive within 1-2 hours of waking up? Sure, those hours are great for ingesting what has happened since the last cycle but not really for creating new value. Edit: I just realized I wrote this the wrong way. What I mea
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johansch
10y ago
Make a shortcut to the start menu folder so that it opens in the file explorer?
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johansch
10y ago
This is not really news.
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johansch
10y ago
99% of the things I predict will not come true, both good and bad. [Citation needed]
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johansch
10y ago
At least 90% of these would be self-evident by someone.. ehm.. intelligent. Then again, I keep seeing these issues on websites, so...
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Oracle funds a group trying to tarnish Google's image
(engadget.com)
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johansch
10y ago
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