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by maze-le 8y ago
Hey there, we are using mattermost as self-hosted chat infrastructure. I personally like the software, even if some of my colleagues don't agree with me here. Whatever you do in the future, I really hope you don't pull an - potent
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by maze-le 8y ago
>> Once whois is gone they will have to use legal process to compel registrars to reveal the identity of domain owners. Well, sounds like the way it is supposed to work... Besides, the ones they are trying to get with it have TLDs wit
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by maze-le 8y ago
>> Well, virtually nobody browsing HN can say they share the pains of the workers of the US that 'suffer when compared with the rest of the world'. Thats a huge generalization. Not everyone reading HN is a top earning softwa
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>> They will just be happy if I live, pay taxes and spend money there. And don't critisize the King or the Military. 'cause you might encounter what real consorship looks like. Unlike the EU, Thailand actually has censorship
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>> If for example I happen to stand in front of my window and witness a crime being committed in the street, That is probably not an instance, where a search warrant would be reasonable. But if for example you denounce someone for emb
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by maze-le 8y ago
"Krawalltouristen" (riot-tourists) has been a term for a long time before G20. Sometimes it is applied to radical left wing antifa groups, sometime for right wing exremist groups, but more often than not to moderate groups, who ac
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by maze-le 8y ago
Without the Euro, the greek central bank could have increased inflation and downvalued the Drachma, so the government could spend, spend, spend. This was the Modus Operandi before the Euro. I don't say, that this is a responsible way o
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Launch of Hubble's successor pushed back to 2021(bbc.com)
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by maze-le 8y ago
The Article talks about interstellar space, aside from some occasional planemos, there are no substantial gravity wells outside of solar systems. It would probably move along according to the local standard of rest (~flow of material) in th
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by maze-le 8y ago
Wich one is not a security vulnerability? (a) SQL Injection (b) Buffer Overflow (c) Cross Site Scripting (d) Gwarblwarbl ------ Question: Wich one is not a security vulnerability? Hide Aristo's Answer: (b) Buffer O
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by maze-le 8y ago
Interesting quote, but this can also be applied to the novel "Pattern Recognition" from Gibson itself. After devouring the Neuromancer Trilogy, I anticipated some of the same vision and greatness in this book. Sadly, this is one o
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by maze-le 8y ago
I think the embedded browser is where the most bloat is located. Although this particular vulnerability is not tied to it.
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by maze-le 8y ago
I think, philosophy has not answered all the questions posed by Plato and Aristotle but it has put up quite some more interesting questions since then. Science has answered some of these questions -- Nameley in the fields of astronomy, biol
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by maze-le 8y ago
>> German banks seem to use their own system called EC card which is not usable anywhere else in the world. Thats simply not true. Its at least usable in the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and the Czech republic. These are at least the l
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by maze-le 8y ago
The 'equilibrium' might be a nice theoretical model, but realistically, it fails, since not all people are in the same circumstances. In any society there will always be people, who don't have the resources/skills to tak
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by maze-le 8y ago
I didn't downvote you, but you had me at "shared consciousness". Since no neuroscientist or philosopher can definitly tell what consciousness is or how it constitutes, speculations about a "shared consciousness" is
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by maze-le 8y ago
Nope, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_EC_DRBG
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by maze-le 8y ago
If you take a closer look at Spain during the Franco regime, you realize that you may have had hierarchy, but 'order' was up to arbitrariness of local magistrates and you had your right to property protected, except you were commu
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by maze-le 8y ago
Its a CLI interface for git. https://github.com/jonas/tig
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by maze-le 8y ago
> Your best design efforts will inevitably wind up being useless in the final design. Learn to live with the disappointment. Sounds like Software Architecture to me. > At the start of any design effort, the person who most wants to be
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by maze-le 8y ago
This is not a propulsion system for space flight. The russians hava claimed to have invented a nuclear ramjet engine. This is a huge difference, because a jet engine still needs air to run. There was a similiar project in the US in the 60ie
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by maze-le 9y ago
2 of my friends work in HR. They tell me, that they see a university degree not as a valuable certification criterion on its own. I mean, the tech industry has always been a bit special in this regard. There are lots of excellent autodidact
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by maze-le 9y ago
I also had a deja-vu moment. When I began to study CS a professor of us really tried to get us into electrical engineering instead of CS. His basic argument was, that in 10 years programmers will basically be unemployed or on the verge of i
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by maze-le 9y ago
Appearantly, makeup and hairstyle is sufficient... for now. [0]: https://cvdazzle.com/
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by maze-le 9y ago
Well, I've seen worse, at least no one gets threatened. But it doesn't suprise me one bit. About 6 years ago I started to abandon comment sections altogether, because every second poster or so had some agenda politically, religiou
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by maze-le 9y ago
>> We know for a fact that a foreign adversary is _attempting_ this Yes, no one denied that. Its part of the equation, the russians are doing it yes, but so is everyone else (the US especially)... Im am pretty sure there are even asse
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by maze-le 9y ago
Not to defend any of this crap, but if a political system is destabilized so easily, it probably wasn't very stable to begin with...
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You can't value economic success solely on the size and influence of companies. In Germany (Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg especially) there are literally thousands of very successful small-middle tier engineering firms doing highly spe
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by maze-le 9y ago
As far as I know Tiangong-1 was never planned to orbit for long. As its the first chinese orbital station, its mission was to test deployment and orbital docking capabilities. And that was accomplished. There was a malfunction, in the sense
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by maze-le 9y ago
Exactly, I know plenty of people who spent years in academia, just to get their CS Masters degree. In the end of the day it seems harder for them to get decent (entry-level) jobs, because recruiters claim they lack work experience. Its not

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