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rmoriz
7y ago
Yubikey as a second factor for macOS login is still not possible, right?
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7y ago
VW Kraftwerk operates a coal plant in Wolfsburg and also burns waste oil https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heizkraftwerk_Wolfsburg_West
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7y ago
Currently they still do below 100 EVs a day. Remodeling is not done.
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7y ago
You can crosscompile images for ARM on x86 using qemu, even docker hub inofficially supports it.
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rmoriz
7y ago
But what about re-entry when coming back from abroad?
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7y ago
To my knowledge it includes all public available H2 stations, for example the test station by Fraunhofer. After the explosion in Oslo some of them are shut down until further notice due to rework.
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7y ago
75 https://h2.live/netzausbau
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7y ago
Isn‘t Shopify a Fastly customer? Do they still use Cloudflare?
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„There's no one else in GOV.UK that uses Guix to develop“ https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-guix/issues/32#issuecommen...
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Fastly's stock opens 34% above its IPO price, then keeps rising
(marketwatch.com)
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7y ago
Does it support running on macOS and Windows, too? CI for native apps is IMHO the most common lock-in for Jenkins at the moment. Anything web or container related can almost always be implemented using pretty much any other CI/CD solut
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8y ago
agentless is not a feature. System changes/breaks occur. agent-based approaches are a kind of "continuous validation" of your infrastructure.
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8y ago
It's purely democratic. Median age of Germans is 48 and most old people just want cheap gas to heat their houses. They are still offline and don't care about the pyramid scheme /dba/ welfare state.
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Controlling a Philips Air Purifier
(xakcop.com)
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8y ago
It's risk management through diversification attempts. Google, like any other large scale extremely successful single product[1] company, hedges market risks in occupying "hot" spaces. Same with MS, Apple and all other giants
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8y ago
just install apps or use chrome to browse (on Chromecast Ultra of course)
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8y ago
the amount of broken, intercepting and censoring DNS out there does not make Google a community service, though.
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> I highly doubt Google is actually using DNS for tracking or connecting queries to someone's account, especially when they say they don't [1]. But pi-hole (or other privacy dns appliances/services) also block tracking ta
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pi-hole also blocks tracking services. And I'm sure chromecast is full of tracking to enhance the value of your account.
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8y ago
Just listen to members of the left party or the pirate party. That was also a reason I left and quit all my political work.
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True. But mostly due to anti-americanism. I was strongly against ACTA because it was kind of a black box, I supported one of the biggest events in Germany against it. But I had hopes that we could change the way such big contracts are getti
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8y ago
The zero WH model with Wifi and Bluetooth is sold without such limits, includes pre-soldered headers. Price is below 15€ In Germany right now and if you order 3+ (or just order more than 29€) there is free shipping. https://www.s
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Linux for ARM development boards
(armbian.com)
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8y ago
I can't. Here's the link to the publication in German https://www.tagesspiegel.de/gesellschaft/elektrosmog-europa-... and https://www.tagesspiegel.de/gesellschaft/mobilfunk-wie-gesun...
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So who will pay for it? The customers won’t directly pay more. In Germany lobbying towards subsidies is underway. I assume either that will be successful or we just have to wait until UTMS investments paid off...
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In Germany carriers heavily lobby to get a taxpayer funded development. Even some media outlets like „Der Spiegel“ fell for it (the most popular German website that does not support https by default...) Just recently some journalist cover t
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I'm currently monitoring for Wifi probes with a RPI 0W and external Alfa USB adapter. Interestingly, some parcel services use handheld barcode scanners that don't even try to randomize their MAC or hide their name. (German blog po
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Google stopped mirroring of fuchsia, zircon to GitHub
(github.com)
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Thanks for the confirmation. I was not able to find it, either. Strange what use cases are called „production-grade“ nowadays...
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How does it handle PG updates like for example from PG 9 to PG 10?
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