klaustopher

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   by klaustopher 8y ago

   Slack already confirmed that they are not vulnerable: https://twitter.com/SlackHQ/status/995444608002875392
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   by klaustopher 9y ago

   Also ... They remove `syskey.exe`... What will all those Windows Support scammers use in the future to lock machines when their "customers" don't cooperate? If you don't know what this is about, just put syskey in your y
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   IETF moves IETF102 meeting from SF to Montreal due to US' immigration policies(mailarchive.ietf.org)

   2 points by klaustopher 9y ago|0 comments
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   by klaustopher 9y ago

   In Germany there's actually a law[1] (Google Translate[2]) that prohibits companies from putting "suprising" statements into their terms of services. For example, you cannot put the fact that the user is signing up for a subs
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   by klaustopher 10y ago

   I'll see if I can find some research later that supports this. But at the last places I used to work for that did B2C with apps, I know that during the times we ran TV or newspaper ads, the app installs increased exponentially while Go
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   by klaustopher 10y ago

   From some technical perspective, the author might be right ... But what he is totally missing is the user side. When seeing an ad for a service on TV (which is where most of users are coming from if you are talking B2C businesses) or anywhe
7. 67.▲
   by klaustopher 10y ago

   Again, you perfectly pinpoint the problem. I don't want a profile on this page. I am perfectly capable of setting up accounts on the platforms I want to monitor and I want to allow people to give me feedback on. I don't want anybo
8. 68.▲
   by klaustopher 10y ago

   And that is what is inherently wrong with stuff like this. Sacrificing person's wishes for stuff like "growth", "adoption" or "conversion".
9. 69.▲
   by klaustopher 10y ago

   There's a proven way to do this: opt-in instead of just assuming everyone wants this and can opt-out otherwise
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    by klaustopher 10y ago

    So I have to login to your page (that I never signed up for in the first place) which means I'm giving you access to my Twitter/Facebook account just to prevent people from posting to my "public message board"? That&#x27
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    by klaustopher 10y ago

    This year they offered the season on iTunes and Amazon Prime Video as a season pass for €34,99 for the HD version. They released the episodes on tuesday morning, about 24hrs after the airing time in the US ... This was a good step forward f
12. 72.▲
    by klaustopher 10y ago

    Got that ;) Was just looking for ways to "trick the system"™
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    by klaustopher 10y ago

    I wanted to pay $0.01 to stay at the bottom of the list, but the minimum is $1 ... Sad :(
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    by klaustopher 11y ago

    This post is from 2009
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    by klaustopher 11y ago

    So, one can only send encrypted mails to other users of the platform? http://tutanota.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/470724-...
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    by klaustopher 11y ago

    Yeah, it's the same about the "real-world-news". I watch the news once a day on TV (in Germany, there's the really good "Tagesschau." 15 minute round-up of what happened during the day on public television), an
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    by klaustopher 11y ago

    I had exactly that feeling a while ago. I was looking at HN, lobste.rs, reddit, my tech-news-filled RSS reader at least hourly. My Twitter timeline was packed with tech people, and my podcatcher was subscribed to 50 or so tech podcasts. Thi
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    by klaustopher 12y ago

    I still bet this is the reason that Apple didn't put a second USB-C port on the new MacBook. It would create a perpetuum mobile and Homer Simpson would not approve since "In this house we follow the rules of thermodynamics!"
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    by klaustopher 12y ago

    GitHub used to be hosted on EngineYard in the beginning, but later moved to bare metal servers at RackSpace: https://github.com/blog/493-github-is-moving-to-rackspace
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Well, you'd have to explain a hash function anyways, so you can also go ahead and explain the blockchain ;)
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Only for users on paid plans... I can understand why they do this. Just hope that they are not going to hide projects like Octokit or other things behind this paywall
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    Rubygems plugin to quickly open doc/github/website of gems from command line(github.com)

    3 points by klaustopher 13y ago|0 comments
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Your embassy provides everything you need to know ;) http://germany.usembassy.gov/acs/working_in_germany/
24. 84.▲
    by klaustopher 13y ago

    maybe apprentice positions?
25. 85.▲
    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Any sources for that? I stil haven't fount any info if you can update old versions of your app
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    There is a node js driver and even an integration into JugglingDB. See https://www.arangodb.org/drivers . And in the end, it's all bascially HTTP calls that you are making to query the database.
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Did you just look at the Gemfiles? Especially things like CoffeeScript get put in the Gemfile by the default generator and there's still a big chance, that no line of CoffeeScript is in the project after all ...
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Well, quantity isn't everything ... See Brooks's law
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    Also, let's not forget about IBM, HP, RedHat and all the other shops that back Java
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    by klaustopher 13y ago

    I don't want to comment on the post itself or the comments. But one thing confuses me. Please help me to understand: Is it a custom thing in the US that legal issues like this are handled by an HR department within the company instead