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by kazen44 6y ago
flying with a toddler in and of itself is already hell on earth, both for the parents, toddler and everyone stuck in the metal tube for the duration of the flight. train journies are also far more practical if you have a toddler or small ch
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by kazen44 6y ago
its kind of funny that air France is considered worse then KLM considering they are the same company..
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by kazen44 6y ago
and the reason most of continental Europe started using metric was thanks to napoleon and the Napoleonic wars.
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by kazen44 6y ago
you can nest jails quite a lot. Although i have not tried it (and cannot find proper sources on the max limit of the amount of jails you can inside a freebsd system). might be fun to give it a try though.
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by kazen44 6y ago
also, some arcane shell script written by a retired engineer somewhere in the early start of the company.
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by kazen44 6y ago
die wende could be added to that list aswell. Der untergang and Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter are also highly recommended in my opinion.
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by kazen44 6y ago
mind you this was historically the case nearly everywhere in Wurope too. This only really changed drastically after world war 1, which saw the fall of many empires (german, ottoman, astro-hungarian and russian) which resulted in a lot of po
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, erasmus and similair programms which makes it possible for (young) people to exchange.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Napoleon is kind of a.. controversial character in history. let's not forget that the late 18th century was a bloody period in european history with massive societal change. It saw the removal of old medieval systems and them being re
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by kazen44 6y ago
the south of the netherland is the largest XTC producer in Europe, and very hard to tackle because criminal enterprises are usually entrenched in local villages and communities.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, the electricty grid around amsterdam is basically filled to the brim, and there has been a ban on expending datacenters in the area because of energy concerns. In my opinion this is quite a good thing, considering this would ditribute
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by kazen44 6y ago
not really, DMCA is not binding by dutch law. If however, they get a request from a dutch/european authority, they would have to respond to that.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, because land is scarce and people need a place to live, houses will sell, regardless of their regulatory condition. Also, newer homes are amazing in terms of heath retention and isolation. Having lived in buildings from before the war
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by kazen44 6y ago
i would assume so. Atleast in my experience (in a northern european country with many 120> old houses) almost no houses are strictly "up to modern standards" in terms of building regulations. Usually it is something minor or en
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by kazen44 6y ago
in history, it is also one of the first needs people who want to gain power deliver. (think of gangsters feeding communities, or revolutionaries establishing schools in occupied territory).
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by kazen44 6y ago
is there no comparison though? atleast until the last late 20th century, many european countries had companies which where basically state sponsored enterprises in certain regards. (Phillips, Volkswagen, Airbus etc).
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by kazen44 6y ago
> and often completely under the radar for an audience like HN. what else do you think manages the massive amount of spinning rust that contains your S3 data? Usually it is storage systems like this.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Heck, most operating systems are leaky by default. Even openBSD, which has a stellar trackrecord in terms of security and "goes against the grain" on many decisions for the sake of secure by default (for instance, disabling hypert
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by kazen44 6y ago
? So the question for becomes: is there just not a good enthusiast market for this stuff? I have met a number of people who are "network nerds", so I'm inclined to think the market does exist. my experience as a professional
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by kazen44 6y ago
usually this kind of stuff (fancy cheeses, fancy beer etc) is very popular, but extremely difficult to get if you do not life in the area. As with most monastery related production, most do not sell online or even nationally.
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by kazen44 6y ago
mind you DNSSEC is also far more complex then TLS. A misconfigration of DNSSEC can result in your entire domain not being responsive and thus have the risks in regards to implementation are far higher. I don't really think this should
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by kazen44 6y ago
well, rfc1918 addresses just specify which ranges should not be advertised into the default free zone. (aka, the internet routing table). It says nothing about if a network is LAN or not. One could totally build a network with globally rout
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by kazen44 6y ago
what about every major network that is not a very small bussiness or home network? Split DNS is used all across to globe to build internal networks.
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by kazen44 6y ago
there is a reason many ops teams prefer to not run the latest and greatests bleeding edge, no matter what features they bring. Breaking changes in some cases can be a real problem.
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by kazen44 6y ago
> Why not just outright reject issues on outdated version of the software? Decide that you won't support versions older than x and roll with that. This way the users can consider that when they weigh the risks of updating. i don&#x2
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by kazen44 6y ago
ah yes, it has nothing to do with the petrodollar and the fact that the US can eat inflation thanks to being the world reserve currency.
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by kazen44 6y ago
> When that sector experienced near-total brain drain after WW2 that intellectual diaspora interesting take on "brain drain" considering most scientists which where of military relevance where either getting to work in the US (
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by kazen44 6y ago
most modern care yes, Usually the frame of a car is also part of the body these days. (T-frames and H frames rarely exists these days.
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by kazen44 6y ago
also, doesn't injection-casting cost vastly more power? I assume for injection-casting the steel needs to be molten to be injected into the casting? Doesn't this greatly increase their production time because the frames need to co
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by kazen44 6y ago
in my experience this is the norm in most european companies. If you need to do overwork to reach the good levels of productivity something is seriously wrong in your company. Sure, moments of overwork happen, but in my experience it is usu

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