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by jsiepkes 6y ago
Interesting: Added wg(4), an in-kernel driver for WireGuard VPN communication.
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
It works like this in most places. A good friend of mine went head to head with the Dutch tax service. It was obvious from the start the tax service could never win. So he won...after about 5 years of legal proceedings and having to finance
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
Once you find yourself against a team of lawyers funded by an organisation with basically unlimited money them not having a "legitimate legal argument" becomes less relevant.
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
When you read stuff like: "[...] I got the exact same porn spam in Google Drive yesterday [...]" it seriously makes you wonder why on earth Google wouldn't care about that kind of harrasement happening on their platform. I al
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> For Vault, this turns into a security issue due to a somewhat surprising feature of the Go XML decoder: The decoder silently ignores non XML content before and after the expected XML root. I mean....Wow... I seriously wonder what the d
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
No one is saying all these countries are without their own problems. What's being said is that their problems are different then the ones in the US. And these problems need to be discussed and addressed in a narrative and setting that
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
While solidarity is a good thing what happens is that due to the (multiplying) effect of social media it overrides and dominates the local debate. The issues that are suddenly pushed to the front are not the issues we need to be dealing wit
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> "The community we serve tends to be, on average, ideologically a little bit more conservative than our employee base." If I had to pick one sentence of the article which sums up the entire issue it would be this one.
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
If Apple wanted they could implement iCloud in such a way that they couldn't decrypt the data. For example Tresorit ( https://tresorit.com/ ) works like that. It is kinda odd that for the iPhone they chose to implement
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> Scrolling is a 'no' in serious UI design Scrolling gives users a spatial feeling (ie. "what is where in relation to something else") in contrast to just magically letting things appear without animation or transitio
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
Disclaimer: I for a company that does consumer electronics after sales. > This is not surprising at all, the retina screen is one of the most expensive parts of the laptop. There is no way it costs them 2K to replace a retina screen in
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
A positive view would be that you could say that even the NBA needs to "pick it's battles" and can't do all of BLM, HK, Uyghurs, etc. A more grim view would be that in the end companies will do what's best for them.
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> Your link describes a failure of SpaceX's internal ticketing system which resulted in ESA thinking that SpaceX were ignoring them. I'm not saying they are anti-space telescope. I'm saying I'm seeing little evidence
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> I would assume you have a problem with the satellites, but Amazon, SpaceX and OneWeb are companies, not a Millionaires. Elon Musk is CEO of SpaceX and owns > 50% of the shares. As for Blue Origin (aka Bezos / Amazon); Bezos is
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
The satellite itself is way more expensive then a ground based telescope. Maintenance of a space telescope is much more expensive then a ground based telescope. All in all launching a satellite is just a fraction of the total costs of a spa
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
Though Artifactory is currently still listed as being OSS on their site ( https://jfrog.com/open-source/ ) they stopped publishing the source code after the 7.0 release of Artifactory (somewhere beginning this year). I
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> Calling C is unfair, though. JVM can do the same and it should be implemented the same way. If you want to benchmark C code you can just benchmark a C application. You run stuff in a VM like the JVM or CLR because you want things like
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
As long as he isn't convicted it's purely optics.
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> Here in the Nederlands, the loser of the lawsuit pays for the legal fees of the winner. In all cases I've seen first hand (in the Netherlands) the judge ordered all parties to pay their own costs. Loser pays is not a default becau
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
A lot of the Russian people didn't have much love for the Russian regime (ie. Stalin). The Nazi's were in a lot of places in Russia initially greeted as liberators. If the Nazi's hadn't turned out to be even more brutal
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> Really? That is hyperbolic to me, and I was not as interested in reading the rest of his article after that. That's a shame because if you had continue reading you could have judged if it was really hyperbolic or if there was some
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
So unicorns are the most important thing here? Not how we safeguard the privacy of citizens?
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Listening to JVM Metrics with JavaSound(tersesystems.com)
4 points by jsiepkes 6y ago|0 comments
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City Map Generator – Create procedural American-style cities in the browser(maps.probabletrain.com)
231 points by jsiepkes 6y ago|46 comments
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> He said there's some support in academic literature to indicate the women have more performance anxiety than men, but he stressed that's a gross oversimplification because men experience performance anxiety too. I (as a man)
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
For completeness: So did the German factory of Ford even though they weren't required by the Nazi's to do so.
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> Ford is no more liable for actions of bad cops than Volkswagen, BMW, or Mercedes were for the actions of the nazis. Interesting piece of history: "Ironically" Ford is actually sort of liable for the actions of the Nazi's
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
When I received a DMCA takedown request it didn't come from a "github.com" mail address but from "support@githubsupport.com". At first I thought I was being phissed but after some digging I found out it was actually
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
So how do they deal with (what seems to me) basic functionality that the Gitlab community edition is missing? Like for example linking issues as related?
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City Map Generator – Create procedural American-style cities in the browser(maps.probabletrain.com)
4 points by jsiepkes 6y ago|0 comments

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