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newdude116
5y ago
Why the downvote?
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5y ago
Any Engineer here (preferably EU-based) that wants to join an early stage medical devices start-up? (vested equity offered)
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Both. The salting SHOULD happen in one way Hash functions. But sometimes it does not. Using your own prefix when always using the same password is the second worst solution but at least better than nothing. Poor mans salting :-) Use a PW ma
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He would have to break the cryptographic algo to see the salt. Good luck with that. Sure that is possible for the NSA with weak encryption. But most hackers wont be able to do this. The salt does not give a slightly different hash but a tot
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Yeah, idiot web programmers that don't encrypt PWs and use salting. Use a PW manager. If you really don't want to use one, don't use the same PW. At least at your own salt. eg. HN@thepwialwaysuse4 HN would be the "salt&q
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I used it before I moved to enpass. There were a few reasons. I think the main one was that it did not offer pw synchronization between my desktop and laptop. Once I got used to enpass, it felt much more convenient. I don't use the bro
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This is the best password manager I know: https://www.enpass.io/ It should solve your problems. It is not open source and costs money if you want to use it on your phone (which I don't). Saves everything. PW, CC, notes
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"Rationally, I think that governments should be ok with that as they will pay either way through unemployment or these rescue packages" You are wrong here. The 3rd option is to take money from the investors. The example given in t
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OT. Where do you book hotels?
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I do IT but I am not really a CS guy. Too many programs that I was not able to install due to dependency problems. This is rarely a problem under Ubuntu. But I admit that it has been ages that I moved away from SuSE. I will likely leave Ubu
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Great system but I got tired of RPM and switched to an Ubuntu based system
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Get a second account just for yt?
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I think this is a serious question. I think everybody takes things differently. Genetics? Not everybody gets PTSD. So how you define "trauma"?
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Hm. I have a very old German Tube Amplifier (K+H) from my grandfather and some USSR made speakers (Radiotehnika Audio - GoldLine 90, 30kg each). But this system would cost you know 1-2k. But I was lucky and bought the speakers for 100 USD n
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This magazine did a test with mp3 https://www.heise.de/ct/artikel/Kreuzverhoertest-287592.html The only one who was significantly able to tell if something was mp3 encoded or not, was a guy with a hearing damage w
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Honestly I was not aware that Pick up trucks like cars can come with third row seats.
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Some pictures look indeed good.
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No. Basically the pick up truck like this: https://truck-hero.com/are-v-series-truck-cap But the back space connected/open with the main cabin.
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This looks just like a regular pick up? I would want the back space covered and accessible from the cabin. I guess the next best thing would be a Land Rover Defender. This car looks intriguing but comes with a huge price tag https:/&#
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Huh, as far as I know station wagons are very common in Europe. Do you know what I want? A mixture between a station wagon and a Pick up Truck. I love Pick up trucks but I don't find them well suited for transporting dogs.
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Interesting. I use commercial softmaker on Linux. They offer a scaled down free version: https://www.freeoffice.com/en/ If you look for an odd program try this: https://www.papyrusauthor.com/ Made for
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Yes you can. Money goes a long way there. Buddy of mine had two, one was illegal. When they make a law that you can have two, he made a third. I guess he will make a 4th now to send a clear message to the government :-)
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"A postdoc Chemical Engineer wouldn't normally be working on the theoretical foundations of quantum mechanics." Sure. But it is not forbidden. Besides the odd circumstances, what outs me off is that he tries to link himself w
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"The country’s energy consumption is down to 1990 levels." Yes, sure. Since they outsourced the energy intensive productions. But since you don't want to understand it, it is meaningless to try to explain it to you.
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“Germany could become power independent” and I doubt that. First in general, second on statistics (e.g. produce aluminum and other energy expensive products outside of Germany). But I gave you, for the sake of the argument, that it is possi
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"Back in reality, Germany’s energy consumption has grown about 5% in the past two decades" Then Germany is just extremely lucky, economically declining or outsourcing energy intensive production tasks. You iPhone was grown on a tr
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"So after your random-blog-post defense failed" I don't see this. The original post was just extraordinary naive. "Germany already produces enough renewable energy to sustain all residential use." Maybe, a short loo
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Besides, that Germany is extremely bad suited for re-newable energies (little sun, wind at the wrong places, little hydroelectric power): 1. Yes, population growth may stop 2. Your argument with population numbers is totally irrelevant. Eco
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"Actually the one sweating should be Russia, because on the long haul (10-20 years), Germany is going to be energy independent due to massive investments (also subsidies) into renewable energy." ROTFL Edit: Yes, please feel free t
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I don't see many applications for blockchain. The only application is where you don't want to have a trusted central party, be it a company or a government. I see many start-ups advertising and betting on a blockchain technology b
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