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by mariuolo 13y ago
> If you don't download warez you don't need an antivirus. That works most of the time, but it's not the only attack vector around: browser exploits (e.g. via ads), malevolous attachments sent by known contacts, direct att
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Unfortunately I don't think it's the right country to run a VPN service from, these days.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Site is down now, but perhaps they're merely trying to appropriate themselves of your code and this is a water-muddling tactic.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
This comes out periodically.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
In a nice neighbourhood one could probably leave the door unlocked, but unfortunately internet is more like Gangland than Wonderland. This said, I'm not blaming home users, but IT folks who failed to secure corporate data and should ha
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by mariuolo 13y ago
I'm sorry, but if a firm doesn't compartimentalise access and a single infected workstation can bring down everything, then they deserve what they get. Hadn't been ransomware it could have very well been a disgruntled employe
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Could it be that AMD plans to release a revamped binary driver for Wayland?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
In search of lost time, by Marcel Proust. I've had it on my shelf for a while.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Am I the only one who had considered this obvious from the get-go?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
It used to be the same for nic.it, but things changed some 2 or 3 years ago.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
I'm not suggesting it, but since the service is apparently underfunded, could it be a palm greasing issue?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
I doubt there's much you can do, except having the contract legally enforced. Would that be viable?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
But what's in it for them?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
I don't understand why he isn't being prosecuted in Ireland.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
> Pornography is evil in concept and in practice. Building your business through it is considerably worse than, e.g., using huge email spam networks. It beggars belief that--in a community that can at least entertain the idea that it mig
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by mariuolo 13y ago
I don't understand why it complains for ö but not é or ü. o.O
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by mariuolo 13y ago
That's why you move the website to the customer's server only after you've been paid in full. Before that it's only a showcase on the developer's server.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Comparing the respective TCOs would have made more sense.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
What now?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Problem is FAT32 can't handle anything beyond 4GiB (or 32 with some trickery) and we've reached that limit. Would you rather use a journaling FS on a flash drive?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
I suppose the module could safely be hosted on non-US repositories.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
A Mach 7+ train sounded indeed a bit preposterous.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
> Should all customers, even those who really don't care if the NSA could be watching, be put out because some feel that this cause trumps actually doing business and having customer-vendor relationships? If they don't care, wh
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Still a bit steep for a phone that doesn't exist, yet.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
If you are willing to pay there are several.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
That's why most people keep separate account for work and personal messages.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Did they ascertain where the servers are located? Otherwise how can the US claim jurisdiction in lieu of Ireland?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Shame on them.
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by mariuolo 13y ago
What about using a proxy or a vpn?
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by mariuolo 13y ago
Could it also conceivably be used to store energy?

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