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by noAnswer 2y ago
German streams only: https://www.werstreamt.es
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by noAnswer 2y ago
That is a plot point of Ghost in the Shell's Laughing Man. People where unable to see the face of the hacker. Instead they saw a smiley.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
There is no moral. It just happend. The End. People have to travel sometimes and can't always be the driver/pilot/operator of the vehicle. And if they are, they can't always be at their 100%.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Over 10 years ago. Colleague comes into the office and says: "I nearly died yesterday." Tells a story how he (as a passenger) was driving with other colleague to an exhibition. The driver thought it was a good idea to explain the
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by noAnswer 2y ago
The binaries get signed with signify by god knows who. But other than that. Everything goes through unsigned patches via mail. Peers have to reply with "ok". Someone with write access to the CVS has to check it in. How is this pro
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by noAnswer 2y ago
A constantly changing UI was a bad idea when it first got unleashed with Microsoft Office XP and still is a bad idea today! (It should not be confuses with a customizable UI though.) People who suggest this should be forced to work at a IT
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by noAnswer 3y ago
That is interesting. There is also his story about 64bit Space Cadet Pinball which got disproven by NCommander. No one said he was lying, but maybe misremembering things, because evidently there is a working 64bit Space Cadet Pinball versio
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by noAnswer 3y ago
I'm at a small local energy provider. I have their most expensive 100% renewable tariff. Even after the invasion the price only went up to 28,36 €ct/kWh. Yet, my parents pay above 45 to RWE. (That's what cheap nuclear power s
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by noAnswer 3y ago
You know what's funny. A German source (heise.de) says that the ad was likely an AI hallucination. We got played. ...we are all monkeys.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Getting it over is not the difficult part. Discovering and managing all the bugs, quirks and features of a distro, desktop environment and access software (NX, X2Go, RDP, VcXsrv) is what robs one will to live. They used 30 years the same Wi
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by noAnswer 3y ago
https://social.lol/@bagder@mastodon.social/10916060083502887...
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> why didn’t they do the jump to Linux And than you bet on the wrong ditro. I do support work for a commercial Linux Desktop program. We went from SuSE, to CentOS, to Scientific Linux, to Ubuntu. Lets hop Ubuntu stays. :-) Our "luc
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by noAnswer 3y ago
I buried split DNS (and (for the most part) private CAs for that matter) with ACME DNS-01.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
PHP doesn't suck (anymore) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRV3pBuPxEQ
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Sadly I had to install Adobe Reader on my father PC again after he had documents* with formulas. Chrome would calculate the numbers wrong. Everything was off by 10. *To get reimburses from a union or something.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
No, I haven't tried that.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
The other month I had to wrap a commercial server program with 'screen'. 'script' wasn't enough. If you would run it in the background "./program &" and then exited ssh it would also exit. It woul
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Fancy word for Spam.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Did KDE even apply?!
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by noAnswer 3y ago
I had webmaster-123456@example.com on my website. When I got spam(actually it was phishing each time, but ok) i changed the number. It got to a point where I had to change it twice a week. I than changed it to webmaster minus 123456 at exam
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Let's hope from what ever comes first, or people will start sending from 1.example.com, 2.example.com ...
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by noAnswer 3y ago
What "older and larger" company do you have in mind? What ever you do, never choose CGM! They wouldn't even be able to spell "test" if their live depended on it! Nothing new ever works, like at all. Everything older
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by noAnswer 3y ago
It happens in EU, UK, Norway, Switzerland too. As long as the operator pretends to "securely" delete dates of non offenders it's legal.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
It's called Section Control.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Another search/keyword is "Revisionssicher". If you storage/software has that, you a good to go.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> Azure certainly is a gold mine. I sometimes dream about Microsoft selling Windows. (Because they see it as cost center and make money elsewhere... Or whatever its a dream ok.) It gets picked up by a smoll private company that's ju
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Remember when someone got killed because an emoji got decoded wrong? Well, I'm sure someone will get killed because AI makes shit up and spreads fake news. What will you do if the AI talkes shit about you like here: https://
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> Did it make you stop asking co-workers for help? One usually stops asking the bullshitter, yes.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Search for "zero views" on Youtube.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
I have a similar system. But I "register" the addresses in a .txt-File first. (sitename-random-number@mydomain) A catchall will flag every mail send to you as successfully delivered on the spammer site. So the spammer will send ag

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