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by rmoriz 10y ago
That's what I thought, too. Chef (software/ecosystem) needs a bit more love IMHO. However it shows that Chef (Company) is still able to design, build and ship a new product, as an organization. That's a very positive sign. Un
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by rmoriz 10y ago
Did you read the opening posting on VK.com? I guess it only takes 10-15 years. And in some situations, e.g. entrace checks, public transport etc. you've even right now a high chance to obtain great facial images because you (as in stat
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by rmoriz 10y ago
This may look like an option, but once technology has a low failure rate, everything that doesn't match or that does seem unusual will trigger an alarm. Just watch the airport security checks after 9/11 when entering the US: Eithe
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by rmoriz 10y ago
Besides this "regular" use-case there was recently a case when some former adult performer was doxxed using face recognition: http://fusion.net/story/295539/ntechlab-findface-facial-reco... Now, most of
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by rmoriz 10y ago
yes. And it's already supported in many clients without plugins, many companies just sign their mails. You probably don't even notice that if you don't know where to look. It's very unobtrusive compared to gpg.
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by rmoriz 10y ago
I wish someone would do this for S/MIME. S/MIME has native support in many MUAs, even Mail.app on iOS. http://smime.io/ https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/issues/4977
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by rmoriz 10y ago
"they're selling at a loss but making it up on volume"
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Nexus Repository Manager 3.0 Release(sonatype.org)
1 points by rmoriz 11y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Simple 230V AC charger take 24hrs to charge a car...
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Short-range EV only works in cities however especially in central Europe there is such a good public (and green) transportation system in place, that there is no benefit in (co-)owning an expensive EV that also needs special charging ports
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by rmoriz 11y ago
well, same could be said about Homebrew vs. Macports (which is hosted and maintained by Apple). Afaik even a lot of Apple developers don't use macports anymore… Afaik the swift package manager works only for swift code, so it's no
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by rmoriz 11y ago
CocoaPods (and Homebrew) mainly exist because of a lack of tooling in the typical Apple ecosystem. So I would blame Apple for not supporting the community with money or tooling. Letting GitHub with its limited amount of funding pay the bill
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by rmoriz 11y ago
If you can't afford/attract the good people, they will learn in your business e.g. make failure which you have to pay for. I think everyone makes this failure early on in her/his career and it's only avoidable if senior
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Danish Gov IPv4 auctions(ipv4.stil.dk)
2 points by rmoriz 11y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 11y ago
It is a good idea. SBB started to electify very early (1920s) because they never had a reliable access to oil (especially not in the war times) but lots of hydroelectric power. Also there is a lot higher traffic densitiy in main lines in Eu
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by rmoriz 11y ago
In the US most railway lines are not electrified.
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by rmoriz 11y ago
> That's exactly what the article states. No. Hetzner is not able to provide direct Telekom traffic. Their offer is missleading. Hetzner makes a profit of 36mio EUR/year. It's a shady move. Telekom sucks but Hetzner is not
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Did anyone verify the information? I think it's a hoax to drive cusomers mad/against Deutsche Telekom. - It's not possible to announce a specific (premium) routing for just a single IP address. - Hetzner has no DTAG Transit a
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Yes, but then it was a failed biz. Since the IPO business is going quite well, at least they could further reduce their stake in T-Mobile USA. Usually the next wave of technology also implies new investments into the network and less profit
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Besides the faux-security of this offer this is the first "real" public cloud offer Deutsche Telekom does. Well, they don't - they have to partner up. A couple of months ago they already announced to partner with Huawei to bu
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by rmoriz 11y ago
https://twitter.com/rmoriz/status/481005981317734400
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DE-CIX Frankfurt: 4.5 Terabit per second peak traffic(de-cix.net)
1 points by rmoriz 11y ago|0 comments
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Using MultiPath TCP to enhance home networks(sajalkayan.com)
5 points by rmoriz 11y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 11y ago
That's not a real Hitler image, it's a photo of a wax figure at "Madame Tussauds" in Berlin. While I don't think this is the right place to use such a photo, I don't think it should be censored. You probably kn
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DigiCert Acquires Verizon Enterprise SSL Business(digicert.com)
1 points by rmoriz 11y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 11y ago
SEC S-1 http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1589149/0000721748140... quite underwhelming
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MassRoots Becomes the Biggest Hit in the Marijuana Business(inc.com)
1 points by rmoriz 11y ago|1 comments
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by rmoriz 11y ago
https://buy.wosign.com/free/ (Root in Windows, Cross-Signed by StartSSL for others)
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Deutsche Telekom pays malware blackmailers(translate.google.de)
2 points by rmoriz 11y ago|1 comments
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by rmoriz 11y ago
maybe sslmate can make a deal with GlobalSign/AlphaSSL for wildcard DV certificates. At least there are resellers out there that offer wildcards for 42$ https://www.ssl2buy.com/alphassl-wildcard.php but of course suck

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