msiebuhr

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by msiebuhr 1y ago
IANAL, but EU law doesn't have "fair use". It does have a _very specific_ set of uses where you don't have to ask for permission (or pay). As I understand, it is more limited than the US' "fair use" doctri
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by msiebuhr 2y ago
Also having grown up in Denmark in the late 80's, I definitely had some of the same experiences; my school was built in the late 30's/early 40's, so not built for the cold war (but was reportedly used as the local Nazi H
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ESTI EN 303 645: Cyber Security for Consumer Internet of Things [pdf](etsi.org)
2 points by msiebuhr 6y ago|0 comments
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by msiebuhr 6y ago
Accompanying blog post at https://ai.googleblog.com/2020/04/yet-more-google-compute-cl... (with raw data!)
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Google Clusters run at 60% utilization (up from 40%)ion now at 60%(dl.acm.org)
1 points by msiebuhr 6y ago|1 comments
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by msiebuhr 7y ago
AFAIK, most of the Danish cellphone infrastructure was built after TeleDanmark (now TDC) was privatized.
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by msiebuhr 7y ago
Without ECC memory, ZFS carries the nasty risk of writing good data with a bad checksum, leading to data loss which would not occur in other filesystems Assuming a memory error somewhere: On ZFS you'd be writing bad data with a bad c
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by msiebuhr 8y ago
Previously posted a few times. These two seem to have the most discussion going: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13643025 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18235798
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by msiebuhr 9y ago
I sometimes got quite confused as both my university and hall of residence both had gateways named 'bifrost', 'heimdal' and servers 'thor', 'loke', etc. (I ended up setting different terminal prompts
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by msiebuhr 9y ago
Some people just don't have a global mindset, I guess.
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by msiebuhr 9y ago
Yes! No more jet-lagged minors twice a year, no more train tickets stamped ~200 years in the future (yes, that has happened to me) and no more confusing server logs with odd duplicates. Also, contact your local EU parliament member and poli
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by msiebuhr 9y ago
In Denmark, several municipalities have hired garbage-collection trucks to test mobile coverage (danish article with images at https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/regionale/oestjylland/skraldebiler... ) and some utility
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by msiebuhr 9y ago
Copenhagen Suborbitals has a blog-post about those limits: By default all GPS units have some built-in limits (so-called COCOM limits) that prevents them from providing any data if the velocity exceeds 515 m/s at altitudes abov
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by msiebuhr 9y ago
All the media fuss was about dropping the tax-exemption completely. As I remember, you had to read the news about it very carefully to see that they did a gradual phase-out of 20%/yr or so. It actually turned out that the change caused
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
I experienced problems with several Google services from DK after upgrading Chrome this morning. Disabling QIUC as parent links to unbroke things for me.
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
AFAIK, this could also be written as a transform in AssetGraph [ https://github.com/assetgraph/assetgraph ], which does all of the loading, parsing and traversing for you. At least the given description reads like the in
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
The bug was introduced in Go 1.5 (when the compiler was rewritten to Go)
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
I worked at place with such a button. Neat caveat: only VP's could unchecked it... (And I managed to check it within my first month there. My boss kindly let me know the difference between a client saying emergency and a VP saying so..
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
Facebook does this (and quite a few other tricks) for storing time-series data in Gorilla (in-memory TSDB, Paper: http://www.vldb.org/pvldb/vol8/p1816-teller.pdf ), getting to 1,37 B per sample. Prometheus implemen
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
Danish media say the price is 100M+ DKK, which approx. translates to $15M+ USD. Slightly related to yesterdays' new of Danish-origin Unity raising capital https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12087336
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GameAnalytics sold to Mobvista for $15M+(venturebeat.com)
1 points by msiebuhr 10y ago|1 comments
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
(Hej; fellow Dane here!) > Zendesk is also Danish originally, Tradeshift is, Podio.. they all end up leaving because the market opportunity in Denmark is very small (6mio) and there isn't easy enough access to talent when you need t
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by msiebuhr 10y ago
I was quite surprised that `nix install vim` didn't work out of the box. More so after realising that there's not even a `nix` command. I see that there's a bunch of `nix-whatever` tools around, but even their names aren&#x27
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by msiebuhr 11y ago
That'd be OpenSearch ( http://www.opensearch.org/ ) in action.
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by msiebuhr 11y ago
Thanks! I've been pondering about that too (mostly something with having a service worker drawing each char on a canvas, uploading that to a server), but keeping track of OS/Browser/vendor/font-setup/... (let alone
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by msiebuhr 11y ago
Author here I use the fragment-identifier for that, ex http://charcod.es/#foobar . Also, check https://github.com/msiebuhr/charcod.es/blob/master/http-pub/... for doing searches dire
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Charcod.es – Fuzzy Unicode Character Search(charcod.es)
17 points by msiebuhr 11y ago|8 comments
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by msiebuhr 11y ago
Another perspective; location and staffing. Last first: Getting enough competent people to whatever you have. Just getting people that knows the difference between rm -rf / and rm -rf ./, not to plug both ends of a cable into th
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by msiebuhr 11y ago
Newton's laws of motion ≫ Traffic law
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by msiebuhr 12y ago
Kenneth is the guy behind http://remotedebug.org/ , so cross-browser is definitely in-scope.

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