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by noAnswer 3y ago
This somehow reminds me of some anti EV (Electric Vehicle) people. They accept ICEVs (Internal Combustion Engine Vehicle) as given and normal (ICEVs just exist, the fuel falls from the sky) but dig really deep into an anti EV mindset. They
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by noAnswer 3y ago
4. is ... interesting :-) You made access to KeePass more obscure for "security reasons." But fear not: "With Bitwarden I just open the app." Okay cool.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Fax over VoIP is used all the time. It works even without T.38.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Ah yes http://pconhand.com I drooled over it as a teen. But the price was to high for me.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Says every person who lives in a capital city ever. :-)
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Old Flattr was something along those lines. You had to click though. (Like the old embedded Facebook likes. Are they old? Haven't seen them in a while, could be because of uBlock though.) I really liked it. A view Blogs, Podcasts and t
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> I wonder if there could be a service which you use with your real identity registered, but the certs it gives you are untracked to still allow for possibility of being anonymous. This is possible with the German identity card. (I have
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> So you end up with poor experience ...as opposed to what? How is a blinking 12:00 a better experience?
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> This automatic feature would be perfect if it acted as a "press this button to setup" You press the receive button on the Casio. > but the issue is that the messages are sent very sporadically so you either need to wait al
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> If you want “perfect architecture” and reliability/availability you just need to pay for it (aws/s3). I find that really funny. AWS has outages regularly. Whole data centers who go dark. Remember the S3 outage because an admi
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> I've been in this exact situation before in a storage expansion. Can you tell us what solution that was? Something with ZFS or BTRFS? My experience with classic RAID system is, you can't expand them without reinitializing the
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Interesting: U+130BA EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D053 (phallus with liquid issuing from it) 𓂺 Not even BabelMap or BabelPad have a font showing more than a square.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> this is directly Google fault. > Check number of accidents since 2006 I believe it is a funnel of things: Slovenia became part of EU. GPS navigation in cars and smartphones became a thing. Google isn't even the only traffic dat
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by noAnswer 3y ago
My personal take is: Why bother?! It is a dying marked. Most private people don't need a printer. Just go to a convenient store, for that one print every other year. And for the high volume business side there are still good enough com
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by noAnswer 3y ago
1. Make sure that the printer is on while changing the toner or it will not know that a change was done. 2. Speaking from experience doing support for a lot of them, brother* printers are notorious for not realizing the toner (even with ori
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> Also, hard to offer a high availability option when the phone network only (well, in most cases) accepts one device per phone number. 1. I guess it depends on your providers/region. From all three German mobile network providers (
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> Make 5% display as 0% That is already how it is done on all EVs. malwrar should have kept driving. Playlist of tests. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIi_8OXfLeg&list=PLqKx2qnB8X...
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by noAnswer 3y ago
(I was a curious teenager and followed links I shouldn't have.) It had a ~1998 web feel. So you would mostly discover things by surfing around. Normal content would take ages to load or didn't load at all. (Bad distribution, becau
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> Ultimately what drove me away was the literal flood of cp that was always right next to anything to do with tor, whonix, or anonymity in general. As a teen around 2003 I hosted a freenet-node (freenetproject.org). It generated 1TByte&#
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by noAnswer 3y ago
He runs https://basehost.eu
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> I wonder, how do people in Germany do taxes? They fax them? They use software (or websites) that utilizes a so called ERiC-API (Elster) (available since ~1999) to communicate with the tax office. Since 2005 companies must send their ta
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by noAnswer 3y ago
inb4: /tmp partition gets full. Causing things to brake. :-)
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Thanks for the tip. So maybe in combination with WSLg it is possible. Not as easy as a X-Server for Windows but still.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
It's not running in WSL. It runs on a central server and the clients use plink(putty/ssh) X(VcXsrv) forwarding.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
We do support for a commercial Linux desktop program that gets primarily run on Windows clients. We use VcXsrv (a X-Server for Windows) for that. I'm wondering, is it/will it be possible to forward a Wayland program like you can a
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Unless you go full blown DoS you will not be able to scrap 100.000 of articles multiple times a day. Geizhals for example compares prices every 10 minutes. It does this by working with the stores (they provide a price list) not against them
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by noAnswer 3y ago
After Edge showed me a "Get a better price at"-Ad while I was doing online banking, I disabled all those services except for the Image one. Because the German translation doesn't mention that the images will go to MS. Good to
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by noAnswer 3y ago
They claimed in 2018 that in 2019 you will be able to let your Tesla work for you as a Robo-Taxi and make 300.000,- a year. Why would they still wait? Why did Elon Musk wait so long to say the videos showing "him" saying "We
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Remember Snoden. IIRC only two or three guys in all of Skype knew about/worked on the backdoor. Everyone else would have sworn it is end to end encrypted all the time.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
There are keys for locks (Schlüssel*) and keys on keyboards (Tasten*). Guess which word VMWare uses for its special keys menu in the *German translation. :-)

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