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by moviuro 8y ago
I'm sure that Orange (Telecom) does that as well for Consumer password. "Technical debt" probably. (My password was reset by something/someone, as it contained a '*'; when trying to set it anew, 'star&#x27
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by moviuro 8y ago
Even though I don't publish my posts everywhere, I use the pandoc markdown, which you can extend to some degree with YAML definitions; see e.g. one of my blog posts [0]. Probably not a silver bullet, but it should be able to hold the i
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by moviuro 8y ago
While Ampache is great for streaming, I have yet to find a good Android app that will do streaming from Ampache + local download (much like Google Play Music does), which works with SNI-only domains (the joys of self-hosting on residential
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by moviuro 8y ago
My bad! I misread OP. The point still stands for FFx though...
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by moviuro 8y ago
Wild guess: 2.5.6: Apps that browse the web must use the appropriate WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript. -> Firefox is No-No 5.2.5: Apple Products: Don’t create an app that appears confusingly similar to an existing Apple product, in
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by moviuro 8y ago
> No third-party apps to install for IPSec VPNs, this is seriously more secure Just as telnet.exe is available on Windows but ssh isn't, so telnet must be more secure. It depends on your threat model and also on the tech below.
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by moviuro 8y ago
> we expect individual action to work on climate change. Don't regulations come into play? In the EU, inefficient light bulbs have been phased out [0] In France, we have free energy market since 2010 [1], with some players [2] focus
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by moviuro 8y ago
Real-time sync + local snapshots. See https://try.popho.be/securing-home.html#data-protection It really depends on your situation though. Are we talking about personnal backups? Backups of your R&D team?...
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Securing Home (or how not to annoy the GF while protecting her devices)(try.popho.be)
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by moviuro 8y ago
GDPR-compliant link: https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=662127406
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by moviuro 8y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/personalfinance might be a good place to look. Also, it's heavily dependant on where you live. (e.g. the US doesn't protect the citizen as well as France does: unemployment assistance
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by moviuro 8y ago
Maybe you're on an airplane? Or your ADSL line is so bad that anything on the internet performs badly for you? Because your own machine is full of viruses and other cryptomining malware? You give us zero information, so best we can do
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by moviuro 8y ago
Either: - try to discuss issues on the bug trackers (or IRC), propose a solution, then send a patch/PR. - find an itch on the project and scratch it. I did that for grml-etc-core [0], and helped port some advanced functionality to *BSD
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by moviuro 8y ago
No, they don't take 13 months to clear. The idea is to protect the payer (the one losing money) from either their human error, or an unlawful debit. See https://www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu/what-we-do/sepa-direc.
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by moviuro 8y ago
Banking standards here in the EU impose a 13 months period during which the sender (order sender) can ask for a full refund. Check your local rules. This has to be talked about with the respective banks involved (that of your client + the
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by moviuro 8y ago
> or better yet: wipe and reinstall, change your Google passwords, and all your other passwords, too. FTFY
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by moviuro 8y ago
> Dont be naive, things like this happen already even with paper votes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_train That's weird. I don't understand that "filling" paper ballots. In France,
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by moviuro 8y ago
> - A central authority(government) can control issuance of new keys and maintain the association between keys and personal information. [...] This means that you can tie a vote to a key, thus a person? That's not how voting should
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by moviuro 8y ago
Just for the record, the Google guide focuses on Google infrastructure and systems, not portability. Using /bin/bash for instance is not a good idea if you want to port your work to BSD systems.
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by moviuro 8y ago
> Easier / (much) faster vote counting Irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. I would much rather wait one more day to have the definitive name of my new president than have a machine decide that for me 24hours earlier. > not
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by moviuro 8y ago
I usually refer to http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ , which is what anyone on #bash IRC channel would recommend. Good luck!
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by moviuro 8y ago
> Voting machines can be safe(r). Please expand. As is, voting machines are the worst idea imaginable. I have yet to read any positive argument for voting machines.
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by moviuro 8y ago
See https://shellcheck.net to fix your script and follow good guidelines. Top of my head: * /bin/bash -> /usr/bin/env bash * You probably don't need bash anyway, so switch to /bin/sh *
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by moviuro 8y ago
Firefox's reader mode does help for this kind of issues: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-reader-view-clu...
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by moviuro 8y ago
2012-2015 was still 700€/year at Centrale - I'll let you guess which one. Don't forget though that housing, food, "Sécurité Sociale", library, etc. weren't included.
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by moviuro 8y ago
> I miss Compiz wobbly windows. They were cool. Last I checked, Kwin still had that functionnality.
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by moviuro 8y ago
Reminds me of the light phone https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/light-phone-2#/
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by moviuro 8y ago
GDPR/tracking bypass: https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=658335490
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by moviuro 8y ago
Redundancy redundancy redundancy. See e.g. Unison, rsync, sanoid or https://syncthing.net - runs on anything, does a good job. > You still give access to your data to a company, which controls software updates and the EC2 pro
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by moviuro 8y ago
:(){ :|:& };: #Don't run this at home

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