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by lima 4y ago
More work to support multiple payment providers (and their respective APIs, conflict resolution procedures, fraud prevention systems...).
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by lima 4y ago
They cleaned up the chat mess, at least. Only Chat and RCS ("Messages") now.
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by lima 4y ago
IntelliJ has a new UI as well, which is more VSCode-like. I personally don't like it due to the excessive amount of whitespace (form > function), but it's good to have the choice!
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by lima 4y ago
Adding to that, the machine ID is a global identifier and changing it could lead to all sorts of unpredictable consequences elsewhere.
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by lima 4y ago
virt-clone only takes care of the libvirt config but won't touch unique identifiers in your disk image. /etc/machine-id isn't the only thing to worry about when duplicating a VM - think SSH host key, DHCP leases, various
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by lima 4y ago
Danfoss Ally thermostats have a built-in PID controller that does this, and can be used with Home Assistant via zigbee2mqtt. In theory, you could use aggregate heat demand from the Ally thermostats to control a modulating OpenTherm boiler.
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by lima 4y ago
Most of Google. Some projects like Android and Chromium are developed outside google3 and use Git (with Gerrit). IIRC, Git is also relatively popular as a local Piper frontend.
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by lima 4y ago
Linux servers don't usually travel the world. MDM tooling is pretty bad for Linux. You can make it work but it requires more effort than most corp teams are willing to put up with.
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by lima 4y ago
It's a technology problem too: the devices should have been encrypted such that it wouldn't matter if they fall into the wrong hands. Of course, it all comes down to organizational issues in the end (they knew about the risk and i
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by lima 4y ago
Hetzner is great, but it may not be the best choice for a social network that hosts user content and may attract controversy. As a mass-market hosting provider, Hetzner is subject to constant fraud, abuse and hacked customer servers, and in
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by lima 4y ago
And to increase XSS blast radius!
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by lima 4y ago
> That said, WhatsApp using the E2E Signal protocol is immaterial if they exfilter the locally stored private keys out to their servers They don't do that. Biggest issue with WA is the backup mechanism. You can encrypt it with a pas
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by lima 4y ago
The opposite is true - of all the major messengers, Telegram is the least secure. It uses a homebrew encryption scheme and does not have E2E encryption (yes, you can enable E2E for individual chats, but nobody uses it because it breaks most
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by lima 4y ago
And the C++ IDE (Clion) supports most language plugins, but not Go... Other than that, IntelliJ is as universal as it gets.
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by lima 4y ago
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/932
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by lima 4y ago
Agreed in principle, but 37C3 is a volunteer-run event. Admission fees are low and (barely) cover expenses.
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by lima 4y ago
Indeed. I was surprised to install Windows on a two year old Thinkpad recently to use some proprietary hardware and ended up with more random issues than I'd have on Fedora. Trackpoint sideways scrolling not working (works fine with
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by lima 4y ago
> No MFA protects against social engineering That's true - some kinds of social engineering cannot be prevented by technical means. BUT hardware keys prevent an entire class of extremely common attacks that every other form of MFA
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by lima 4y ago
When implemented correctly, it also helps local development. You can use remote cache with local execution for quick compiles locally.
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by lima 4y ago
> it is abject nonsense to state that this DNA is expressed as is implied in the study to which this thread is linked Umm... well, yes? The study does not prove (or even suggest) any such thing.
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by lima 4y ago
> Now this study shows that the reverse transcribed DNA is active as well. > [...] implies that new cell lines will have been created which can produce SARS2 spike proteins This is nonsense (in the most polite sense) - the study d
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by lima 4y ago
Real-world data won't don't tell us whether it's the LNP platform or the Spike payload that induces particular changes.
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by lima 4y ago
It's the long-term, repeated exposure that makes smoking so dangerous.
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by lima 4y ago
Same in a random rural location in Germany. Works perfectly with <3s downtime in a week.
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by lima 4y ago
Yes, Girocard. Much lower fees. EC card is actually an older system that isn't really used anymore but the name stuck :-)
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by lima 4y ago
That's how it works in Europe (SEPA mandate) and it doesn't appear to be a problem. In Germany, very few people have credit cards, and mostly for online purchases. Everything else is done via direct debit. Fraudulent charges can b
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by lima 4y ago
Nothing whatsoever.
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by lima 4y ago
This really just means using rootless libcontainer (i.e. the Docker machinery) inside podman, it's not a native integration.
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by lima 4y ago
EC2, particularly traffic, has massive markups too.
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by lima 4y ago
In colos, the cost of electricity typically also pays for air conditioning since it's a perfect linear relationship - more power goes in, more AC needed to get the heat out. Plus some overhead costs (but with Hetzner, I'd assume t

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