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by rawfan 10y ago
I know the initial success is great. The question is, will she be able to stay off cigarettes for good (and ecigs, too). Most ecig-users I know went back to cigarettes without hesitation when they forgot to bring extra liquid to the party a
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by rawfan 10y ago
As far as I know the cost to the health system succeeds the tax income by far. At least in Germany.
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by rawfan 10y ago
I remember reading a study done in the UK that said the exact opposite. 70% of people going cold-turkey were able to quit for good. They compared it to the number of people quitting using helping substitutes (like patches, ecigs and whatnot
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by rawfan 10y ago
I quit smoking 7 years ago and helped a dozen people to quit as well. NONE of the people I know who used e-cigarettes were able to quit for good. Here's my recipe: 1. Quitting sounds hard but it isn't. The majority of people who t
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by rawfan 10y ago
Now I see. I thought this was a list of stores hacked through the current vulnerability. This is a list of stores hacked through 1-2y old vulnerabilities.
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by rawfan 10y ago
I read about that before. StartCom is owned by WoSign now and there's evidency they completely moved to WoSigns infrastructure.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Yeah. That was a fun talk. ;)
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by rawfan 10y ago
My little brother is a fire fighter. He tells me it's involuntary. At a certain point the heat and smoke get so intense that you can't do anything but jump. He's seen his trained collegues do it.
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by rawfan 10y ago
In Germany it's all paper and actual people doing the counting. I know Germany is not as big as the US, but it's not a small country. We usually have the first results at 6pm on voting day and the final results usually don't
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by rawfan 10y ago
Voting is such a simple and cheap thing to undertake if you do it on paper. It's precise, it's easily observable, it's easy for people to understand where their vote goes. It's also easy to grasp how the election is prot
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by rawfan 10y ago
Gitlab has a really great set of features and I appreciate the open and professional development style very much. It's very resource-hungry, though. At one point I just gave up and switched to Gogs. Less features, sure, but very fast,
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by rawfan 10y ago
One important thing (if you haven't done so) is document very little thing that's going on in a way that an outsider can immediately understand what's going on and what's important. Worst case scenario, your shop can con
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by rawfan 10y ago
So pretty much what we did, when we didn't have fast internet. One bloke downloads the stuff (like I downloaded a pirated game from a BBS split over 3 nights) and then hands it out to his buddies.
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by rawfan 10y ago
The video and "how does it work" don't really explain much, I think. They claim to protect meta-data because everything is behin Tor hidden services. To receive actual mail, though, they set up a central SMPT/Tor-Proxy.
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Lets talk about Own-Mailbox again (home-hosted email service)(own-mailbox.com)
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by rawfan 10y ago
Depending on what your trade is, you often need prototypes of things that do stuff. Before Arduino is usually cost thousands of dollars to make these (only counting the hardware cost). Arduino drove that price down to a fraction. It's
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by rawfan 10y ago
So is this patched in popular distributions or is everyone vulnerable right now?
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by rawfan 10y ago
They have a testing team that gives their porters (or the in-house porters of the game dev) qualified feedback.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Yep.. I just tried a couple of the games marked red and they all worked for me without problems..
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by rawfan 10y ago
I really think this is an awesome effort. I have completely different results, though. Many of the games listed were played recently on my machine and all worked and installed fine. My machine has Ubuntu 16.04 64bit with 16gigs of RAM and a
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by rawfan 10y ago
That really doesn't sound right. I have an Nvidia card, too. It works flawless without any workarounds.. Also.. the Steamupdate did not move the steam folder.. There are two versions of Steam. The one from the Steam website and the one
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by rawfan 10y ago
Because QA is the service they offer developers who want their games ported. To be fair, though.. the porters DO keep the games updated, especially if someone lets them know there are problems. Most of the games on the list run fine for me
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by rawfan 10y ago
Thanks, I didn't know about this.
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by rawfan 10y ago
> "I want to have my own family first and then comes math." Considering the value of success in his society, he might want to change priotities. ;)
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by rawfan 10y ago
If you like Opera, go with Vivaldi. ;)
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by rawfan 10y ago
Check out Vivaldi. It uses Chromes blink engine and packs lots of nice features. My subjective impression is that it's also faster and consumes less memory.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Sadly the people who are complaining about the democratic deficit of the EU are also the ones who blocked the democratic reforms. The European constitution was an awesome document that would have given more power to the democratic bodies of
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by rawfan 10y ago
There are two scenarios that I can imagine: 1. The Swiss model: The UK will try to achieve bilateral agreements with all EU member countries (and ALL other countries that they didn't need to deal with before because they had a deal thr
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by rawfan 10y ago
Thanks, these are very helpful.
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by rawfan 10y ago
Yeah. Me too. iSSH worked, but that's out of development now.

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