mdekkers

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   Internet was a weapon from day one(surveillancevalley.com)

   1 points by mdekkers 8y ago|0 comments
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   You can find some more information (in Dutch) at the below address. In short, the Dr. made some errors in a patient's aftercare, which lead to the probation. The lawyer of the Dr. argued that anyone on the Internet is free to attack th
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   and basically unseated IE as the top browser And didn't get to this spot on any kind of technical or feature merits, but essentially by relentless nagging on the Google search page to have users install it. Sure, devs/geeks etc
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   It's the title of the submission though, and arguably one of the least interesting aspects of the project. I would be interested in the fact that it claims to be the fastest, and that it runs on the GPU.
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   > a terminal emulator written in Rust Is this the headline feature? That it is written in Rust? Can someone explain why this would be a compelling reason to install this?
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   Not much of tangible content here. There are many Russians in Prague, and they all want a nice car with diplomatic plates. Somehow, this is the reason that Prague is used as some kind of springboard to the wider EU (ignoring the fact that R
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   Chamomile: A herbal medicine of the past with bright future(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

   3 points by mdekkers 8y ago|0 comments
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   It's highly unlikely that the EU will actually be able to enforce it globally If you want to do business in some way with the EU, or have your business officers visit the EU, then that is how it works. The EU took a leaf out of the U
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   by mdekkers 8y ago

   That isn't how the GDPR works. There are many GDPR primers on the web, here is a random one. https://www.recode.net/2018/5/16/17360944/gdpr-us-business-e...
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    my point is that as an employee I like knowing I can leave at any time I want What gives you the idea that you cannot leave anytime you want as an employee?
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    If I run a business and I can't afford you, then I have to continue employing you to the detriment of the rest of the business? I frequently hear this being trotted out as the reason why at-will employment is a good thing. This is, h
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Thanks, you are correct - I just didn't want to encourage the trolls...
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    flopnax has some very poor design choices, and is not secure-by-default. Also, flopnax has a hard SystemD dependency, whereas rilkef is init-system agnostic. Given the militaristic arm-twisting that went into getting SystemD accepted everyw
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    This attack started out as a social engineering attack. The attacker, posing as a maintainer, took over maintainership of the event-stream module. How is this even possible? Shouldn't repo's like this have some serious security
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Cool, thanks!!
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    Here’s What the Big Tech Companies Know About You(visualcapitalist.com)

    2 points by mdekkers 8y ago|0 comments
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Does anybody know offhand what the graph next to Premise 3 illustrates?
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Not everyone uses K8s for webapps. You would be surprised at the level of enterprise penetration of K8s. Those enterprises do boring stuff like datawarehousing etc.
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    Ktor 1.0 Released: A Connected Applications Framework by JetBrains(blog.jetbrains.com)

    4 points by mdekkers 8y ago|0 comments
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Have you considered a standing desk converter for your existing desk When I wanted to try a standing desk, I just put my desk on some breezeblocks...
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Midnight Commander (mc); nano; htop; dstat; git; tmux;
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    unquittable autoplay video? What a horrible website.
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    according to the article, dogs treated with this need a re-injection after 5 months.
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    If I want to actually make my product better by knowing if my product crashes in the wild There are many ways to achieve that goal. I am not buying the argument that automatic data collection about everything you do is there to "im
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Exactly. Also, very likely for self-hosted to have a lot less moving parts, so less likely to go down
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    This PDF https://www.he-alert.org/filemanager/root/site_assets/standa... should give you pause. Best quote of the paper is the pilot asking a co-pilot "What's it doing now?"
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    Better call Saul
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    I lost my wife a few years back. Last year I told myself that I did pretty well with the whole grieving process. I recently realised I have not even started properly yet, and that every day I am just putting it off for another day. This art
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    He's an ultra marathon runner and a former Navy Seal. It is a common fallacy to assume that what may be good for "superhuman" (ultra marathon, navy seal) is also good for regular human. In this case, correlation doesn'
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    by mdekkers 8y ago

    I use N26, Revolut, and Revolut for Business. All are amazing.