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by moooo99 6y ago
DDG is kind of fascinating. Ever since I switched to DDG as my main search engine, I feel like the internet is 90% porn. Although that's probably not far off, I'd prefer seeing relevant search results instead.
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by moooo99 6y ago
A good use case would be indexing real estate portals for interested buyers. I could imagine it as a relatively attractive side business, targeting real estate agencies and buyers/renters alike. But I haven't had the time to actua
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by moooo99 6y ago
I crawled a few social media platforms that do not offer accessible APIs as an experiment. I mimicked user behavior, I even occasionally bypassed google's noChapta (although that could have been just pure luck) on a few sites. Seeing w
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by moooo99 6y ago
I think the question was if the software itself is actually simple to set up with a commodity web host. As easy as upload via ftp and configure in webbrowser easy.
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by moooo99 6y ago
Google Firebase offers a similar product called Firebase hosting [1]. They also offer a fairly generous free tier with 10GB of storage and 10GB of transfer for the hosting. The free plan also includes SSl and supports custom domains. I&#x27
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by moooo99 6y ago
Well I do, but that's an above average salary. As an entry level you can expect 45-50k on average, but I still think that's a fair comparison
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by moooo99 6y ago
His claim is simply false, see https://www.statista.com/statistics/246355/home-ownership-ra... Even most blue collar workers I know own their house.
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by moooo99 6y ago
Yes, home ownership in Germany is much lower thanks to urbanization, incompetent politics and other factors. Right now its at around 51%. Germany is last place in Europe and an extreme outlier. The comment you replied to for example referre
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by moooo99 6y ago
Yes, these are very different job markets, and totally different markets in general with a very different cost of living. If you want to compare the job markets, you'd also have to take that into consideration. The main reason why soft
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by moooo99 6y ago
Thank you, this is the exact comment I was looking for
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by moooo99 6y ago
That'll probably happen in the long term. In the short term, China might answer by completely banning US companies from the Chinese market. I don't see anything to win here. Probably every large company, including those from the U
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by moooo99 6y ago
Why the hate for electron? I know that there are a bunch of shitty electron apps out there, but there are also great, fast and leightweight examples. Visual Studio Code is easily one of the best desktop apps I've used (on Windows) and
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by moooo99 6y ago
The big differenc is, following Apple's announcement, that they want to avoid that the users even realize there is an Arm CPU inside. My dad had a Surface RT a few years ago (I cannot recall how long exactly). But you definitely did re
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by moooo99 6y ago
Boon is part of Wirecard and its pretty well known what happened there and why their companies might stop their service. Based on that, I assume they use wording like this to not affect the current investigations regarding the wirecard situ
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by moooo99 6y ago
While they're at it, why don't they include Windows 10 on that list? I haven't met a single person that uses Cortana and those who tried are usually not coming back. For me Cortana has basically no useful features (maybe its
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by moooo99 6y ago
> Recommend to setup two subnets in your project. One public and one private. This is very good advice. We recently had a uni project where we had to use a MongoDB database. Somebody just apt-get installed a mongodb onto a DO droplet cal
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by moooo99 6y ago
I thought the same. Especially the fact that their webservices as well as their callcenter and other support systems are down screams ransomware attack.
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by moooo99 6y ago
I'd say that totally depends on the area you're working in. If IT is at the core of your business, you'd probably be fine working from home. For companies in manufacturing/retail/etc. where the IT is not the core, I
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by moooo99 6y ago
That would be an ideal scenario for a SSO system. There are open source solutions like Keycloak, IdentityServer etc. While they are nice thanks to the functionality they offer, I recently tried Keycloak and found it extremely annoying to ma
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by moooo99 6y ago
I haven't met a single person in any IT area who usually works with non-SAP products who likes SAP. Even a lot of the people in the SAP departments dislike SAP. The only people are I've met that all love SAP are SAP employees livi
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by moooo99 6y ago
> VSC != VS Yes, but VSCode offers a lot of the functionality for a lot of the programming languages/frameworks OP mentioned he uses IntelliJ for. HTML, JS, CSS, Vue, Node, Python are all perfectly useable in VSCode. For stuff like
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by moooo99 6y ago
> I also don't think such a sparse and context dependent data like analytics would help that much to Google for displaying ads. Sorry but I think that is a very weird statement. Google Analytics collects a LOT of datapoints. Not onl
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by moooo99 6y ago
Google uses every datapoint they get their hands on to track their users. No matter if its a share button, google analytics, youtube embed, custom search, gmail or any other Google product. They can and will use it to track the users.
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by moooo99 6y ago
Are you not tracking your sites performance at all or are you just not using Google Analytics of Facebook analytics for that? Are there any (open source) privacy friendly alternatives with similar basic features?
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by moooo99 6y ago
> You don't need a resume if you stay at the same employer for 40+ years. Win-win! I you're happy there, why not. Unfortunately over the last few years I got the impression that loyal employees don't necessasirly see the
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by moooo99 6y ago
> Are people becoming more afraid of responsibility these days? I wound't say people become more afraid, they just don't see the reason to bother. I'd choose GitHub or Gitlab for small teams at any time. I'd probably
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by moooo99 6y ago
I actually enjoyed BitBucket for smaller projects. They offered free private-repos earlier than GitHub did, so that was the main sellingpoint for me. The self hosted version of BitBucket comes in at a pretty reasonable price. I don't k
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by moooo99 6y ago
Hosting a static website using S3 can be done dirt-cheap. We were hosting our website on S3 for a while now, with a monthly bill of 1,20€ with CloudFlare CDN in front of our bucket. Another big plus is that you do not have to worry about se
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by moooo99 6y ago
> (and complaining about lack of encryption and so on) Well most people here in Germany constantly complain about the lack of privacy thanks to Facebook and still don't mind using WhatsApp. I haven't been to the US myself, but
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by moooo99 6y ago
> Also this survey reflects initial impressions, not long term reliability. I also find that a very weird measure, especially when you want to report on the quality of said vehicles. It'd also be interesting to know what kind of pro

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