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When he says 'This thing , is fanless ', he's quoting other people talking about other tablets. In context, he's clearly not talking about the Surface, as he's then going into minute detail on how awesome their fa
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> ...resulting in a skewed perception of one's own > competence... ... > Please excuse any errors in the text above, > as english is not my first language. Making your own point. Nicely done. (And thanks to the wife for s
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I would think that constantly tilting the screen will consantly change the view. And the reflections of the suroundings. Just when you have a good view of the screen, you need to change it in order to navigate.
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As a dutchy, the first thing my wife and I do as we cross any border, is go to have a decent meal. True story.
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The fact that others are worse off does not in any way help the horrible predicament these chickens are in.
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The thing that jumps out at me from the article is the sheer size of 'the broiler farm that 160.000 chickens call home.' If anything this article makes me feel ashamed for being Dutch.
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Both the Netherlands and Belgium have ISPs that do this, with the slight difference that they Wifi is only accessible to customers of the same ISP.
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Components overview: https://github.com/haiwen/seafile/wiki/Seafile-server-compon... (Installed it yesterday on a debian LXC)
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They'd also be able to see the queries their customers do on the Google DNS servers.
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I thought that, at least until a couple of weeks ago, Google Apps was free for 10 users. Either this changed, or I'm not understanding the question correctly.
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In the Netherlands, there are several shops that are offering 3 year guarantees on all laptops sold. Including Macbooks. Considering the terrible customersupport that I've received multiple times from Apple, I bought my latest Macs at
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No, in that case, you limit the commands that nagios is allowed to executed using this specific, passphrase-less key. In this case you would limit this ssh-key to only be able to execute the nagios monitoring scripts. Nothing else. You do
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And.... Ansible uses those aliases too, making it trivial to maintain *NIX server that are behind firewalls and/or vpns.
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I've created a standing desk by using wallshelves. https://secure.verwijs.org/tmp/standing_desk.jpg
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Of course not. But there are numerous reasons other than that. Not the least of which would be simply to piss off the US.
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My mom goes on vacations and city-trips with loads of different people. Some of those people she still has contact with, but even without that the trips themselves are a welcome diversion.
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This is factually incorrect. Snowden stranded in Russia. He had a ticket for Cuba where intended to transfer to Bolivia(?). Either way: not Russia.
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Or a time-limit, as with Bluetooth. "Read your text messages for the next 5 minutes."
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I think you overestimate how United the United States really is, compared to the EU. London is a 4 hour drive from Brussels. Washington D.C. is a 41 hour drive from Seattle. And you can't even drive from D.C. to Hawaii. When looking re
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" I see experienced enterprise software professionals who are versed in operating systems and Windows, for example, taking the training to advance their careers. " That had me laughing.
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After having fixed a sudo user (and confirm it works!), please also disable PermitRootLogin by setting it to 'no'. Restart ssh after editing sshd_conf. If you're squeemish, run dropbear on another port so you can log into you
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I'm not sure if that's what it's supposed to be. But that's what I made of it. :)
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checkinstall has worked okay for me in the past. However, "Enterprise Software Vendors" often stipulate that if you do not install their software, using their method, on their approved platforms, you will get no support whatsoever
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Learning to 'zen out at a social gathering', without feeling anxiety, is a super power in my book
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Unless it's a wordplay, like Wuala(.com).
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Passwords may only contain alpha-numerical characters. Too bad. I have my creditcard in hand. It also does not allow this 64 character string: t9fvwlh8x4IQbXyqegNxCHYYvSKAMEfgrnSI0dIoFLmNyPq31TVZifSWgORG80rT Claiming it is 'too simple&
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13y ago
Can't duckduckbot just present itself to the webserver as GoogleBot?
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Plus: groupchat. And sending images.
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"But mostly I use it because all of the people I generally interact with in real life are on it. All of my family, friends and acquaintances use it." I like how you nailed the reason for Facebook buying WhatsApp.
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I'm curious as to how you would restore that much data quickly, from a home-uplink to the cloud?
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