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by okr 4y ago
I myself am a "single source for authentication/authorization" and i dont think it is stupid at all. It is just hard to tell it to a machine. So i am ok to use a token for that. The trouble for me are the instances, that want
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by okr 4y ago
Reads very conspiratorial to my eyes, sorry. And since the government consists now of representants of 3 different parties, who have an eye on everything that the other one is doing, i would imply, that conspiring together to protect someth
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by okr 4y ago
Why are they "super corrupt?" That would be criminal, would it not be?
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by okr 5y ago
One could argue, always caching plans could be costly resource wise and you need to administer timeouts and cache sizes, while when associated with a session, you get the cleanup for free.
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by okr 5y ago
Is this happening a lot in Siberia, long trains losing wagons?
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by okr 5y ago
I hear buses and trains also operate on schedules. I also remember taxis roaming around empty.
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by okr 5y ago
You clone the database and remove/update the corresponding lines. GDPR does not mean, you have to fix it right away, imho.
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by okr 5y ago
I agree. Or as someone above said, it created opportunity.
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by okr 5y ago
Opportunity, yes, it describes it pretty well. I also have seen friends from east europe leaving their home countries for opportunity in the west, even when judging from my warm, cosy, settled place, i thought, that their jobs were crappy.
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by okr 5y ago
I would like to see evidence, that people were pushed into the factories. I was under the impression, that many went into the factories, because working in agriculture was not easy, as machines were not common. And once factories were there
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by okr 5y ago
Well, the generation who grew up with chats knows exactly why that is. Pick a female handle, and feel showered by the beauty of inspiring conversations with men. :))
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Beaconization? Everyone with a Transponder?(forbes.com)
7 points by okr 5y ago|3 comments
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by okr 5y ago
I wonder why this needs approval anyways. And why are machines left out? I am also interested in machines, that sneak up behind me. What technology is already available today? Are there some standards already? Have car manufacturers already
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by okr 5y ago
but it is nice to see berlin in the nineties again.
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by okr 5y ago
I guess the hard part here was to split the work into these small independent chunks, that a single person can work on, and that in the end all chunks can then be joined or replaced. That is where companies rise or fall.
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by okr 5y ago
In Berlin too: https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/Rohrpost_in_Berlin
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by okr 5y ago
Competition is good. Good luck!
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by okr 5y ago
If you can wash dishes for a billion people in the world, freeing everyone from the burden of taking, sorting, drying, washing dishes, putting all dish washers out of work, i guess, you can become pretty rich too. People will have time to d
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by okr 5y ago
I remember, when chatting was popular, we did exactly that. But right now, it is not worth it. I want to make computers disappear in my life, to support it invisibly. But these old machines, big, loud, moving parts, hm, not for me.
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by okr 5y ago
I was wondering, just for the effect, if i could translate this list into the world of computers -Buy smaller/more efficient computers instead of the bigger/less efficient one -let's move closer to work -let's share comp
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by okr 5y ago
I reqd articles how to set up myself for being creative. ;)
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by okr 5y ago
So a site like youneedabudget would not be useful either to you?
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by okr 6y ago
Yup. I also stopped upgrading. Too much work.
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by okr 6y ago
The french original: https://www.autoritedelaconcurrence.fr/fr/communiques-de-pre...
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by okr 6y ago
I can imagine, OSes in general are not prepared to such reported numbers shrinking. There would be a hole. What if a moment ago my OS has still 64G and then all of the sudden it only has 63G. Where would the data go? I think something has t
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by okr 6y ago
Hey, it is true, people adapt to absence as the new normal. But i do not forget and i miss people, even if they are not around or our life lines do not cross anymore. And loss may be traumatic to some of us, it will shatter our "core p
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by okr 6y ago
Good luck. A relative of mine also goes through immune therapy instead of chemo.
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by okr 6y ago
My laptop lid is as thick as my smartphone. I think there is enough space. I think the technology from smart phones has not swept over to laptop lids yet.
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by okr 6y ago
Spring Boot https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot Love it or hate it, but i have a service up and running quickly, and i get all the goodies from spring framework, can just concentrate on coding and dont feel quick+di
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by okr 6y ago
Many people use yubikeys, for example. As a user, i declare ownership over these keys. I buy these. They become mine. And i use them then for authorization. So it is a mix, i would argue. For machines it is just important to identify you. A

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