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by oger 6y ago
Finally. I‘ve been waiting / looking for a decent solution for quite a while now...
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by oger 6y ago
+1 for MikroTik. Super good value IMO - especially in a home or small office environment.
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by oger 7y ago
A Pi-Hole is good to have in every household. Takes minutes to set up and makes sure that queries to unwanted domains end up in the land of /dev/null
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1B Mobile Users Vulnerable to Ongoing ‘SimJacker’ Surveillance Attack(threatpost.com)
3 points by oger 7y ago|0 comments
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by oger 7y ago
I once met Peter Thiel at an event and kindly asked him if he ever had a 'Robert Oppenheimer moment' with his investment in Palantir. Not surprisingly he diverted and did not provide an answer at all. His non-answer was most telli
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by oger 8y ago
Had some quite exceptional experiences with them as well. Good support for a decent product.
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by oger 8y ago
I had to read it twice to get that they were writing about a CA. Definitly a writer without a clue.
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Vodafone and IBM join forces as multicloud service providers(techcrunch.com)
1 points by oger 8y ago|0 comments
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by oger 8y ago
God as a rootkit is a tantalizing analogy you could draw from his talk...
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by oger 8y ago
Could not agree more.
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by oger 8y ago
This is a classical‘whataboutism‘ trying to deflect from the real subject by bringing up another. But keeping in line with that theme: what about detaining immigrants in Nauru, Christmans Island, Manus Island etc. under doubtful circumstan
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by oger 8y ago
Pick your poison.
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by oger 8y ago
This is simply a disgusting move. Guys like Louis Rossman are filling a gap in the market that Apple is not willing to offer: short turnaround repairs. Honestly, politics needs to step in. #RightToRepair
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by oger 8y ago
I once made a client bring a can from a visit to Sweden. Luckily it did not explode on board - I keep thinking what would have happened if the airline presented him a bill worth several millions with a nice letter stating that they tried ev
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by oger 8y ago
China is earmarked Hainan for development as the Chinese Hawaii. Lifting sanctions on Internet access for tourism is a relevant step in that direction. Have a look at President Xi's remarks during the Boao Summit 2018 in Hainan. This w
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by oger 8y ago
Indeed!
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by oger 8y ago
GDPR madness is eating every publisher‘s brain...
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by oger 8y ago
Even though the rolling stock is technically more advanced and loaded with sensors (sometimes resulting is degraded service aka. lower speed for security reasons) the main cost definitely lies in infrastructure. You basically need to rebuil
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by oger 8y ago
Great work! Especially after Daniel (Stenberg) adding momentum to the DoH movement recently. Even though I wish you huge success let’s hope that many other ‚alternative‘ DNS providers jump on the bandwagon in order to make any (future) tra
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by oger 8y ago
Nice job Daniel (again...)! While TRR only sounds very appealing for certain threat vectors the handling of captive portals is still a ‚nasty‘ thing. While certainly not in the realm of DNS over HTTPS the logic / UX on the browser side
141.
by oger 8y ago
A server in Denmark storing recordings of customer calls? This smells a lot like misconfigured Zendesk setup? Any pros around that can provide more insight?
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by oger 9y ago
Ha - amused to read this! Just built that a week ago for my partner. I used an Arduino connected to the USB as HID. The approx. 10 line script is moving the mouse back and forth every couple of seconds. Works like a charm: keeps the screen
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by oger 9y ago
Just to add two unrelated points to this interesting discussion: (1) the biggest lobbying groups in Germany are telcos and manufacturing. No wonder poltliticians dont‘t get the ‚digital‘ (btw. I hate that word) message. Just look at the am
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by oger 9y ago
I can absolutely agree having seen this happening much too often. It’s like someone took the bad stories from Clayton Christensen‘s „Innovators Dilemma“ and implemented them down to the word. Protecting revenue pools and managing innovation
145.
by oger 9y ago
True - but not too shure about the 90%.
146.
by oger 9y ago
That’s not the point. You need them when you want to provide services in China. And it’s a non-trivial endeavor, especially for non-Chinese companies. Most multinationals face this challenge when providing online services for their Chinese
147.
by oger 9y ago
I am tracking AliYun / Alibaba Cloud for some time now. They are expanding internationally with strong pace. You would not ramp up that amount of Capex without sales momentum. I hear that Alibaba Cloud is gaining significant traction o
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Germany says its government computers secure after “isolated” hack(uk.reuters.com)
73 points by oger 9y ago|12 comments
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by oger 9y ago
German post uses both electric pushcarts and electric bicycles...
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by oger 9y ago
Different markets have different requirements. The DHL streetscooters are a massive success and are drawing interest / demand from many companies outside of DHL. They kickstarted this when no major manufacturer was willing / able

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