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by p2detar 1y ago
I have last used XSLT probably about 2 decades ago. Back then XML was king. Companies were transferring data almost always using XML and translating it to a visual web-friendly format with XSLT was pretty neat. Cool tech and very impressive
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by p2detar 1y ago
Afaik, Die Linke still have anti-NATO stance in their program and call for it to dissolve and a new collective defense pact be created with Russia in it, which was an eyeroll to me, given the war, cyber attacks and everything. Edit: I last
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by p2detar 1y ago
I read somewhere the compound effect of many people being polite actually increases agents’ energy usage a lot.
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One more reason our on premises products and services, in the European company I work for, have a bright future.
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by p2detar 1y ago
I have also greatly decreased the time I watch YT and I have not been missing it. I used to have playlists, favs, lots of channels to follow. I stopped doing all that. Occasionally I’d “watch“ something on the background while I work, but i
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by p2detar 1y ago
IMO the “Spring fever” is the most horrible thing that has happened to Java. There genuinely are developers and companies that reduce the whole language and its ecosystem to Spring. This is just sad. I’m glad that I have been working 15+ ye
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by p2detar 2y ago
The saddest thing here and the way I understand it is that even waiving the tariffs won't fix the long term damage these actions have caused. Foreign partners will now be much more weary of the US as a trading partner. At least this is
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by p2detar 2y ago
Indeed using PGP for personal E-mail was never easy and required sufficient knowledge from end users. Using it in corporate setups was a piece of cake and I've seen it personally. I had been using and working on software that manages P
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by p2detar 2y ago
It did, but on enterprise level. S/MIME uses the CA hierarchical trust model, which is centrally managed and much more compatible with how internal enterprise structures are built. In a large enterprise you would have IT managing your
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by p2detar 2y ago
> Create clean separation of concerns Software that managed to do this is very very rare. In fact I can't even think of any that I've seen. > Handle edge cases explicitly This is where the bread and butter in practice is tho
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by p2detar 2y ago
The E2E problem has already been solved long time ago. We used to have Thunderbird with an OpenPGP extension and GPG keys. Then there were a whole plethora of products were build around Lotus Notes Domino that provided a central place for s
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by p2detar 2y ago
> demand will continue to shift to less externally-dependent goods, which has and will continue to reduce our liability. The cure for this type of wishful thinking is nothing else but reality itself. Still, it’s not the premise that’s wr
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by p2detar 2y ago
I think so too. They have been expanding pretty much everywhere. From Eastern Europe through South America and Africa. In the last COP climate gathering China gave a signal that they would take the leadership and also get on the "green
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by p2detar 2y ago
Man, I knew it was going to be a T-series machine. I used to own T400s and T430. Just hardcore pieces of hardware. I fine-tuned my T430 so that it boots Archlinux in about 3-4 seconds. Loved tinkering with Linux, Xfce and coding on that mac
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by p2detar 2y ago
Exactly this kind of blog posts feel human. I do think we are going to miss this sooner than we think.
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by p2detar 2y ago
Back then what I liked about this story was the fact that a single "soul" experiences itself across infinite timelines. What I found interesting though was the temporal like experience presented from the pov of God. It doesn'
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by p2detar 2y ago
That's not how it should work though. The post should get encrypted only once with a symmetric key i.e. AES, and then this gets encrypted with each of the followers' public keys. So it's not the post itself but the encryption
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by p2detar 2y ago
I enjoyed reading this. Admittedly I'm very new to the activity pub protocol, but it's hard to grasp at first how this leak actually occurs. I read this part of the activity pub spec and I think I get it, but not completely. So it
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by p2detar 2y ago
I couldn't even find them. Do you have a link?
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This is what people outside of Europe do not understand. We are not one country. We are 27 sovereign countries with their own parliament and their own final decisions that must coin a common European policy. This is an immense effort.
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by p2detar 2y ago
It's not in denial, rather Kissinger's problem seem to not have been solved. Henry Kissinger: "Who do I call if I want to call Europe?" The irony of Trump being in power is that this might just happen during his term. I
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by p2detar 2y ago
You did not factor in the public opinion here. Already in Europe a mass wave of boycotting American products is shaping up. The same in Canada. It's different this time.
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by p2detar 2y ago
The timescale of political events got somehow compressed: every day is a week, every week a month, every month a year.
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by p2detar 2y ago
I’m in the same boat. To me it’s bad UX. I can never find anything and it just looks way too complex to use. It shouldn’t be this way but as someone that uses Microsoft Entra, I guess I’m not surprised.
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by p2detar 2y ago
> I hate to say it, but I think they will likely have to lose territory. I I don't think it's territory what Putin wants. Even without its current territories, if Ukraine turns out to be successful and recover in the next 10 ye
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by p2detar 2y ago
Currently working on the side on Java libraries that provide access to Apple's mobile device management service APIs like the automated device enrollment and app and book management services: https://github.com/petarov&
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by p2detar 2y ago
Do you mean like a library, alternative to log4j2 or some sort of frontend tool to view logs?
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by p2detar 2y ago
The Schwarz Group (the owner of Lidl) have produced STACKIT, which afaik is supposed to be the European AWS. Not sure what the long-term strategy is there, but I think the idea was exactly to offer European solutions as opposed to Microsoft
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by p2detar 2y ago
This isn't really true. It depends on the type of person you are and also in which European country you are in. In both Western and Eastern Europe I've had colleagues that would stop everything they do at 5 pm. and leave and colle
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by p2detar 2y ago
Agree with everything that you wrote. The saddest thing is the job market. It would not be a lie to say the 90% of the jobs list Spring/Boot as a requirement. It's like a framework equals the whole language. This cannot be a good

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