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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   Re: Thieves stealing from thieves ... I worked(*) with a credit-card scammer who brought in a software for creating "yes-cards": Cloned Creditcards that had corrupted chip and pin settings(See https://www.zeit.de/2
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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   I have switched from zimbra (community) to MailInABox ( https://mailinabox.email ) and can say that a cheap five euros per month ssd-shared-4-virtual-cpu can manage as much as 1000nds of mails per day in and out for dozens of user
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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   Back in the early 2000nds I watched the anime Serial Expriments Lain[1] with deep interest, nothing after that came close. [1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Experiments_Lain
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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   You link to an article that says ... "Overall, the evidence suggests that CCTV c an reduce crime.". And then continues mention that specific context matters: Vehicle crime ... oh well, I wonder if we could combat that without sur
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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   Question: Will this also impact projects who test and observe behaviour of apps like the german https://mobilsicher.de/ ?
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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   Thanks for the reply - as you can see, I ruled the joke out. Must be Monday.
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   by kappuchino 5y ago

   I can't tell if that is a serious or ironic comment. Others might also not be able to. So: Which one is it?
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   by kappuchino 6y ago

   OT, hopefully still useful: https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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   by kappuchino 6y ago

   On comparison: Take the movie "die hard". Since its creation 1988 (i feeld old) it has been rewatched time and time again and been paid for by nearly every channel and streaming service. Now look at an newspaper edition from chri
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    by kappuchino 6y ago

    If there was only one programming language to directly support, I guess this would not happen. But the landscape has changed (personally, I switched from php to python like 15 years ago). If you read the next to mails, it seems they will s
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    by kappuchino 6y ago

    Making leaking safe(er). After the twitter account of DDOSecrets got shut down (due Blueleaks), this got me thinking: How would you leak / provide data but are not directly attributable. (At least like a retweet - not your tweet, just
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    Twitter has banned DDOSecrets and all its URLs over #BlueLeaks(twitter.com)

    4 points by kappuchino 6y ago|1 comments
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    by kappuchino 6y ago

    If that is not a rethorical question, here are my thoughts: Consumer protection laws/rules can actually help establishing a better marketplace. Example: DSL Connectivity. If there are only a few market participants and the allowed leng
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    by kappuchino 6y ago

    If you want to say: This does not apply to a non EU citizen in an non EU country, you are correct. But if you do business in the EU - i.e. have advertising from EU companies inside your media website or you are already dealing with the EU A
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    by kappuchino 6y ago

    As for media companies with cheap offers and shady cancelation tactics, I discovered the following: I send them a cancelation by eMail citing a german court ruling that states (roughly) "If you subscribe electronically, you must be abl
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    by kappuchino 7y ago

    Will https://www.whatsmybrowser.org/ help? Seems to do the trick for me.
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    by kappuchino 8y ago

    What they do is basic search result manipulation. I'm genuinely confused why the crawler/analyzer part google doesn't see and blacklists this (Context:I used to work as a search quality rater for google) Look at: http:/
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    by kappuchino 8y ago

    And pardon my thoughts but: if you say "I built Analytics for my Ghost blog" I come expect at hacker news "function and code". What I see there is "I built Analytics for your Ghost blog to pay for" aka advert
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    by kappuchino 8y ago

    Two Questions: 1. Do I understand this correctly, it works by inserting a tracking pixel in the html rendered by the blog? 2. Does it have GDPR Compliance? If yes, how?
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    by kappuchino 8y ago

    sweet conflict of interest, what is this? a cheeky text selling something smelling like tax evasion at its bottom!
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    by kappuchino 8y ago

    I user hacker slides as a local docker installation. creates pdfs as well and lets me write all the slides in mark down. See here: https://github.com/msoedov/hacker-slides
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    Inconsistent Findings on Appelbaum Rape Allegations (Full Article in English)(zeit.de)

    1 points by kappuchino 10y ago|0 comments