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by peterpost2 2y ago
Was about to say that: maid of the loch is definitely worth a visit!
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by peterpost2 2y ago
This was back in 2006/2007 and the very first foray of that company into using cloud computing. Those tools you mentioned largely did not exist. And the UI's where a lot more confusing and less clear than they are now. Another que
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Wow you can figure all of that out from a single sentence?
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by peterpost2 2y ago
That's a different site, this is hackernews.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
AWS S3 scares the shit out of me. The company I worked for misconfiguration one of the buckets and allowed uploads. A couple of months later there was a bill for $15k. Since apparently some spammers were using our service. Which is OK for
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by peterpost2 2y ago
That one looks only at carbon emissions, which is not the main issue with Natural gas. The problem is that since it's a gas it leaks and natural gas in the atmosphere is a very very potent greenhouse gas.Though ofcourse over time in wi
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by peterpost2 2y ago
If I recall there was a paper on a similar tool that was used for finding SQL-injections dynamically in java programs. Is this the same tool?
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by peterpost2 2y ago
That is so neat. Good job guys!
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by peterpost2 2y ago
why?
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by peterpost2 2y ago
The EU is the largest economical block in the world. 290 isn't that much for them.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
This is clearly about where the information is stored.. And therefore under which jurisdiction and laws it falls.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Uber europe is headquartered in the Netherlands, which is why the fine was handed out there, the complaint was passed from the french privacy watchdog to the Dutch one.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Seems fair.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
What is Dach mentality? I've googled the definition but can't seem anything that fits in this context.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Terrific article, not sure why it makes my laptop crawl to a complete halt though!
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by peterpost2 2y ago
you did not read his post.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
He is rudely forced down a stair. That could have gone very wrong.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
they also move them by trucks.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Plenty of parts of the autobahn have speedlimits, only a bit more than half of it does not have a temporarily or permanent speedlimits.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
And even if you dont care about animals, do it for the humans. the Industry there is quite deadly for the environment and the people.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Curl is an ancient tool in internet terms and runs on pretty much everything.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Site is unreadable on the phone.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Does that mean its also food safe?
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by peterpost2 2y ago
This has been working in bike friendly cities in Europe for close to a decade for now. Perfect for the last mile transport, here in Sweden 90% of my packages get delivered with them.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
Midges are not mosquitos though. I've lived there and saw clouds of midges but mosquitoes are rare.
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by peterpost2 2y ago
I would suggest you put pricing on a separate page. Was about to leave and then only realised i had to scroll all the way down to find it. Other than that looks nice, though i do feel like I should say that I'm not your target audienc
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by peterpost2 3y ago
I would argue that's the only nice airport in Scandinavia even! Would say the worst layout on an airport i've ever seen is Stockholm Arlanda.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
I live in a similarly protected flat in Scotland and in the last decade there has been quite some development with double glazing for historic buildings. Quite a bit more expensive than normal double glazing though but at least you can get
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Paprika as well? For some reason I always have too much of those left.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
why would someone be paid to lie about the colors?

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