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It's not only a matter of weight savings. I had an iron bike, an aluminium bike and now I am riding a carbon bike. The differences in comfort and maneuverability are impressive: the iron bike was comfortable but not reactive at all, th
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Localize your cat at home with BLE beacon, ESP32s, and Machine Learning
(github.com)
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As cyclist, the best option would be to have an hackable cycling pc with speedometer, hearth rate monitor, cadence and power meter. You can create then a bunch of applications for better training.
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I took night trains many times during my trips (India, China, Norway, etc.). They are comfortable and cheap. In the '90s, when there was no low cost flights, my dad usually took the night train Florence-Paris or Florence-Munchen for bu
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Which platforms have you used to hire them?
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6y ago
Can I ask how is working? I am mostly ENTP, but your test told me that I am INFP
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I was a fan of Inoreader, but after the licensing change it became too much expensive for my huge number of feeds. So I discover FeedWrangler ( https://feedwrangler.net/ ): it's a good system, very clean, with lot of int
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HiFive Unleashed: a RISC-V development board
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Not really. Most of the cases are concentrated in the northern regions (Lombardia, Veneto, Emilia Romagna, Piemonte, Liguria). The rest of Italy was quite safe, specially in the south and the number of cases was very low. The entire country
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How Italy Turned Around Its Coronavirus Calamity
(nytimes.com)
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6y ago
I am in Europe, so nevermind. Thank you anyway
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Are you hiring? :)
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In my opinion (working as security architect for an US Fortune500) technical skills are mandatory, but they are not enough for a successful career on cybersecurity. You need to have great communication skills (writing a great pentest report
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Mozilla suspends Firefox Send service following malware abuse
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You can use pam-hooks module to execute scripts at login/logout.
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COVID19 tracking app analysis by MIT
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In my previous experience, I was working for an HSM and Data Protection vendor. If you want to be resonable secure to don't lose keys and keep them safe, just use an HSM. If you need to encrypt filesystem, you can use a DP product (mo
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My wife works for a niche real estate small agency. She move everything from excel files to Airtable. They can share data between customers or sellers through Airtable Form, properties announces on Airtable are linked to company website thr
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Yes, it make sense. The strange value is the one from Germany with more than 1000 cases and only 2 died. I suspect that the criteria for counting the death is not the same across different EU countries.
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I am living in Italy (not in the zones where the virus starts spreading) and I want to say that our healthcare system is still working even if it's struggling. The big problem is that the number of places for critical care is going t
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At my previous-previous job we had a core switch that was on from 5 years. No one wants to reload because everyone was scared it cannot restart anymore. We don't have maintenance, spare parts and cabling was a mess. My colleagues told
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Where I can buy these chips?
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No one is mentioning that healthcare is not free (as in the other European country), but you must pay a very expensive insurance.
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They are, instead, obsessed by money.
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I am about to leave a company made by very bad managers, even if my line manager is great (he is a former rugby player and rugby manager, then he really know how to manage a team). Good manager: * It's a person that I can trust, everyt
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For some aspects, it looks quite similar to the Piaggio Avanti
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I use Zim, writing notes in Markdown and push the changes in a private Bitbucket private repository.
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Location: Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Security, Python, Networking CV: On demand Email: lormayna (at) gmail (dot) com
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Writeup of a Cybersecurity Engineer Interview
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Location: Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No (except special case) Technologies: Security, Encrpytion, Penetration Testing, Networking, Python Résumé/CV: On demand Email: lormayna@gmail.com
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