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1. 211.▲
   by ketzu 4y ago

   It is really hard to judge a situation with so little and one sided information. But the person got useful advice specific to german phd processes and whom to contact for advice with some insight. Retelling of emails and conversations alway
2. 212.▲
   by ketzu 4y ago

   > Designer and Photo keep asking me to download and install a new version manually every time I open it, rather than just taking care of their own updates. It's super annoying to upgrade, too. If they added an auto updater I would i
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   by ketzu 4y ago

   For some, a creer is a means to something else. For example, if you want to retire early, making more money is the best way to save more. Progressing in your acreer can be a great way to increase your income. Therefore progressing your care
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   by ketzu 4y ago

   There have been many more electric scooters in europe already. The only thing differentiating it seems to be the pedals, which makes it more of an s-pedelec (in german at least). Compared to those it mostly has a larger frame and possibly b
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   by ketzu 4y ago

   > Either GDPR should be updated to ban consent pop-ups and simply make “REJECT” the default everywhere If you ban asking for consent, "reject" is not the default, it is the only option left. If you specifically ban "pop-up
6. 216.▲
   by ketzu 4y ago

   > Either GDPR should be updated [...] simply make “REJECT” the default The point people are making in response to your post is that GDPRs default is reject. Not necessarily the implementations used on a website default.
7. 217.▲
   by ketzu 4y ago

   There are also the multitude of people that use markdown in chat applications, which usually implement a form of WYSIWYG editing, e.g., Slack.
8. 218.▲
   by ketzu 4y ago

   Sorry for the misunderstanding on my part. I didn't correctly parse the previous responses. * Grandparent was talking about getting rid of cookie banners. * Parent was talking about API to prevent tracking needing an extension for all
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   by ketzu 4y ago

   The part I find funny about people calling the bureaucrats tech illiterate, is so many users on tech forums are illiterate on the topic themseleves, e.g., believing deleting cookies is a solution to tracking.
10. 220.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    It is not just client storage either, it could also be ephemereal computed fingerprinting with server side tracking.
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    > Zeek (formerly Bro) People that encountered network security probably know the name "Bro" much better. Apparently they rebranded in 2018. Wikipedia has the following to say about it: > Dr. Paxson originally named the softw
12. 222.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    Copy pasting OPs code to pycharm: No warning.
13. 223.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    I mean... walking is clearly not a vehicle. It is an important part of sustainable and pleasant city planning, though!
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    I posted in "who wants to be hired" a few times, and a few people reached out. About 50% seem to be somewhat targeted to the message. At least one lead to an offer (which I declined for other reasons, it was a fair and interesting
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    Thank you for the quick explanation, that helps a lot and gives me at least a starting point. Although sample services surprise me in the suggested docker-compose from the "how to install" section.
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    Is there any introduction to all the services that are included in the docker-compose file [1]? I wanted to give signoz a try, but the sheer amount of services attached discouraged me, especially as I have to reconfigure them all to work wi
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    > A very powerful concept for remote processing, supply chain security, and overall reducing trust; but completely unrelated to privacy. It is still related to privacy, but the privacy "attacker" is the execution place, allowin
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    > Well you want to check your session cookies as well against something ;-) I think that is the point of the op: If you have to check a db to realize revocation, then you can use session cookies because they also need to hit the db. (Bec
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    Oh wow, seeing this on the front page makes me nostalgic of my bachelor thesis for the creator of SDSL 10 years ago. I remember getting the question "did your resulsts get merged into SDSL?" during the defense and, unfortunately,
20. 230.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    Airlines already do that.
21. 231.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    I used ublock origin for removing recommendations and trending topics on sites like twitter, but it never occured to me how easy I can create them using has().
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    Location: Ulm, Germany Willing to relocate: yes Remote: Yes Technologies: Python, C++, Java, Django, Spring, Git, Docker, JavaScript, Security, C#, Statistics, Vue.js CV: https://ketzu.net/CV/ Email: david.moedinger@ke
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    Whenever this comes up, I mostly get annnoyed of 2 very different mentions of 4$: > it can be made from just $4 worth of materials. > it would cost just $4 to build These are not the same thing. Also I lack context of the cost of othe
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    My reading of [1] and news at the time is that "criminal lengths to hide their pollution" is essentially a (nearly) industry wide problem. Also it is unclear to me where you see the proof that vw's corporate culture hasn&#x27
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    They use the size of the alphabet (256^1024 different characters) to argue how much data a single character (1 KiB) contains. A single character still can only encode 8096 atoms. There are 2^8 things you can do with a byte. But you can&#x27
26. 236.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    > Yes, if an atom was compressible to a bit Isn't it when an atom is compressible to a kilobyte? If a kilobyte were the data, not the alphabet, it would only contain... 8096 atoms.
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    by ketzu 4y ago

    > If an axis of China, Russia or and any other countries domainate space, you aren't free or sovereign when you need to ask their permission. As a non-american, the US falls under "other countries" in this for me and, as I
28. 238.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    I disaggree [1] with your claim that all issues have been fixed, but maybe I misunderstand what "No nulls" means and other things. > What's wrong with the division by zero issue? It is undefined behavior in C. [2] section
29. 239.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    > For what it's worth, every GitHub project has a mechanism for submitting issues. It's better Open Source spirit to utilize these tools as intended. Are project issues the right place for reviews of claims? Negative point sure
30. 240.▲
    by ketzu 4y ago

    So, the review was my only contact with V until today, and I have to say your response seems unnecessarily hostile. I understand there night have been a lot of negativity around your project and it seems to be successful despite these, so n