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by noAnswer 4y ago
Bitcoin can only process 7 transactions per second globally. Ethereum 25. That is not fast. If you want to get an actual transfer cheapness goes out of the window. And it is not anonym either.
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> There are plenty of captcha breaking services out there Give it a try and see what happens. People said greylisting against email spam wouldn't work, since spammers would just resend. It works since 20 years. To get your IP off th
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by noAnswer 5y ago
The AI works in mysterious ways. Took him 10 years to block my "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day!"-Video in Pakistan and another year to completely remove it on grounds of "child protection". The video just showed a stick-fig
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by noAnswer 5y ago
I'm an admin of Y orgs + a hand full of private (dad) PCs. The information is useless. They collect it because they can. (Well technically I also push a installation profile that deactivates all known telemetry. So hopefully they get n
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by noAnswer 5y ago
> but one can image that they want to understand where are people getting these copies of ff if they do not download them themselves. These people are getting it obviously from their admins! (Like myself. I push Firefox updates to close
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by noAnswer 5y ago
I recently had to install a new Netgear switch (GS724TPP) for a customer. It won't let you use "advanced" features like VLAN without registering it to a Cloud account first! (It was on a construction side with unfinished inte
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by noAnswer 5y ago
Targeted attacks on water- , civilian energy-supply or civilian communications infrastructure is a war crime.
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by noAnswer 5y ago
The reason I'm a RAR fan is because TAR failed me multiple times! (The first one was ~21 years ago. I lost most of my home.tar.gz-Backup. Because tar has no index, if something bad comes along, everything after that can't be read.
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by noAnswer 5y ago
Yes, it is pretty annoying if someone posts a .7z.001 file on usenet. You can't peek inside. You can't even see if it's password protected until you downloaded the whole thing.
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by noAnswer 5y ago
> It doesn't seem like it's been updated in a long time It is actively maintained. https://www.rarlab.com/rarnew.htm A view years ago, with rar5, it got a modernised file-format.
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by noAnswer 5y ago
RAR is a full-blown backup format* while 7zip is "just" an archive format. So comparisons are somewhat mood. But even I as a RAR fan and license holder have to agree. For the average joe, sending email attachments, zip or 7z is en
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by noAnswer 5y ago
They do usually exist. They answer immediately and than play the "it is ringing"-sound forever. (Some SIP providers allow you to disallow expensive numbers to be called and/or state the minute costs before the call starts (gi
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by noAnswer 5y ago
I can only speak as a SysAdmin at the time. There where sites/applets that did only run in IE with MSs version of Java and sites/applets that only run with Suns Java. I remember having to create different desktop shortcuts for dif
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by noAnswer 5y ago
If nothing else, it is a "show of force".
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by noAnswer 5y ago
> Our average viewer is 65 years old and watches TV while doing the dishes, we must not show things that cannot be understood by them > because the people at the levers are in the illusion they do the good thing for "the small ma
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by noAnswer 5y ago
I'm sorry, but that is BS. If a heavy haulage drives over a bridge and it collapses, the first headline will be "Heavy truck destroys bridge". And that is fine. (Subsequent investigations reveal the real reason and will have
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by noAnswer 5y ago
chipTAN/Sm@rt-TAN device shows you the transaction details before showing you the TAN. This devices receive their information visually. Either via blinking code or via a coloured QR-Code. So they are are air-gapped.
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by noAnswer 5y ago
> The funny part is - ALL banks did this at once. What country are you taking about? In regards to the EU 2FA thingy I start to belief to see a pattern. In countries who had established online banking standards with 2FA, nothing changed.
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by noAnswer 5y ago
Every phishing mail I've ever got talked about something something security click this link pl0x. OP is right in the sense that not everyone will follow (in a given time frame) and "You will incur damage". ...but the same is
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by noAnswer 5y ago
You sure it wasn't phishing. SCNR
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by noAnswer 5y ago
In some parts of the world the PDFs get enriched with standardised XML. https://www.ferd-net.de/standards/what-is-zugferd/what-is-zu... (If you bill a government agency in Germany, the PDF has to contain the data
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by noAnswer 5y ago
My guess is that Amazon is in such a strong position with its suppliers that they don't have to care. I know a story of a guy who tried to sell a product via MediaMarkt. (A somewhat big German retailer) You have to take everything unso
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by noAnswer 5y ago
https://www.pureftpd.org/
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by noAnswer 6y ago
> I use iCloud now. As long as you don't use it to store music... Basically same story, different file type: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250315803
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by noAnswer 6y ago
> By choosing this license, Elastic explicitly allowed anyone in the world to do what Amazon is doing now. > Elastic made a business decision. The company has to live with the consequences. Everybody should be allowed to change its mi
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by noAnswer 6y ago
> What "lie" led us into the Gulf War? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nayirah_testimony
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by noAnswer 6y ago
The tool in question is (mainly) for scheduling meetings with third parties.