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by kazen44 8y ago
is this article written with a US person being the one storing their mail? Because as a non US citizen, not having to touch US providers is quite a big plus in my book.
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by kazen44 8y ago
so basically the cyberpunk future we all had imagined in the 80's..
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by kazen44 8y ago
Mind you that the french aristocracy was dealing with a revolution which upheaveled the entire meaning of being a royal/noble, it's principles and the "entity" that they derived their "rights" from. Prior to th
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by kazen44 8y ago
> And like most countries after ww2 - while the devestation was great, the rebuild was rather quick. Once there was peace. And one important part of peace, was liberation and independence. independence didn't happen for a majority o
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by kazen44 8y ago
as far as i know the setup as it is done in the US does not exist in (most) EU countries. But let's not forget owning a car in europe is vastly more expensive and also far less needed for a lot of people. (especially those living in la
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by kazen44 8y ago
for density in cities to increase, more public transport is simply needed. Cars are a terrible way to get around in a crowded city. The city is far too dense to drive easily, cars take up way too much precious space and are huge increasers
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by kazen44 8y ago
this is a very poor point. People who want to take risks prefer to take additional risks which can be prevented by cooperating with other people through a social security system? Also, your health is not a calculated risk. Having a poor hea
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, road design in the netherlands is specifically designed to seperate cars and bikes as much as possible. ( a crash between bikes is far less dangerous compared to a car-bike crash). If that is not possible, they design roads in a way w
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by kazen44 8y ago
This is suchs a strange concept to me as a dutchman. Americans seem to think biking is mainly a sport instead of a mode of transportation. Most dutch people ride on bicycles which are either A) in a constant semi-broken state (students are
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, NEDCAR/VDL still has quite a large factory in the south of the netherlands, although it is only used for final assembly and mainly producing for different manufacturers. (also, it does some parts manufacturing for car factories i
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by kazen44 8y ago
so i assume people running freeIPA will be fine? Considering it is based on 389?
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by kazen44 8y ago
why would this "give you hope for the next batch of sysadmins"? Most sysadmins/SRE's i have met (especially on *nix), are very capable in their craft.
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by kazen44 8y ago
In the Netherlands they recently (3 years ago) scrapped the "studiefinanciering" (study financing) which was a grant gifted to college student to support them in their living. It was replaced by a loan type system where students a
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by kazen44 8y ago
this is really the invisible giant. Things like machines which manufacture machines for instance. a good friend of mine works at a glass blowing company which makes beer bottles, the machines used to create bottlecaps at an insane rate are
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by kazen44 8y ago
> Wages are negotiated by the balance of power between management and labor. wages are not determined between management and labor, but between the owners of means to produce and its labourers. Most managers are also labourers and are ju
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by kazen44 8y ago
historians also sort of seem to agree that the need for a bureacracy started to exist after the argicultural revolution, which resulted in humans setteling on permanent patches of land.
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, people heavily underestimate the impact argricultue has on the enviroment.
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by kazen44 8y ago
so basically how stuff was sold prior to world war 2 or how most stuff is sold on lcoal markets today?
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, deploying to production is as easy as writing a small shell script to simply copy the new binary and restart your service definition. (or using ansible/puppet/chef/saltstack et al)
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by kazen44 8y ago
this is a very good point. Also, from a network design perspective, the difference between a tunnel, GRE interface or VPN is nonexistant. They all accomplish the same objective with different technical methods.
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by kazen44 8y ago
because leaving your community is not a purely economic decision. if everyone thought like this, nothing would ever improve in downtrodden areas.
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by kazen44 8y ago
> If you're going to have copyright and intellectual property, then you need libraries, period. You can't charge money for such goods and completely cut off access to those that can't afford them. i strongly agree with thi
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by kazen44 8y ago
breaking up the four freedoms is very unlikely, mainly because it is a foundation principle of the EU.
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, having a solid architectural guideline that is followed across the company in several places (both in infrastructure and application landscapes) makes up the major bulk of insuring stability and usability. The disadvantage is obviousl
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by kazen44 8y ago
in my opinion, membership would be the wiser choice, especially as it becomes more and more clear geopolitical influence is done mainly through trade and softpower. Alas, it should be a democratic choice to join the EU, the vessel which dec
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by kazen44 8y ago
a variaty of methods exists that accomplish this, including DS-lite, 6in4, 6to4 and XSLAT tunneling.
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by kazen44 8y ago
The only thing holding norway back from full EU membership is fishing rights and a referendum on EU membership. Norway seems to actually accept its current political position inside the EU's sphere of influence just fine.
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by kazen44 8y ago
the "clusterfuck" the introduced is mostly a nice thing in my opinion. Things like MTU path-discovery, NDP and SLAAC make a lot of sense and are definitely improvements over the solutions we have in IPv4. Broadcast makes little se
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by kazen44 8y ago
what? this makes no sense? For a corporate network, their requirements usually result in them having to manage their own ACL's anyways. It does not matter if that is IPV4 or IPV6. There is no "easy default" for corporate netw
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by kazen44 8y ago
NAT is not a firewall. You are confusing the firewall function of your home router with NAT. NAT does nothing to prevent packets from flowing into your network, as NAT hole punching is fairly doable to accomplish. Also, all consumer routers

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