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by rpadovani 4y ago
The problem is also the local transportation: in Munich we desperately need investments on the S-Bahn, which has been neglected in the past twenty years, as the majority of public transportations in the city. There is a project for doubling
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Why is a Chrome browser specifically required? Let's have a popup that asks which browser you want to use. I am certain that Google is more than capable to create websites that work with any browser.
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Lovely. The EU is a behemoth that takes years to proceed, but I really like that they are still trying to fight for consumers' digital rights.
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by rpadovani 4y ago
> The efforts to prevent vulnerabilities must focus on preventing undesirable communication between browsers/scripts and other parties, and not on how the Web pages are displayed, which should be done according to the user preferenc
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Yes and no: one thing I totally forgot to mention is phishing. You don't want to give any semblance of endorsement to user-generated contents: many viewers will check only the main domain, due to how browsers' URL bars hide stuff.
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Yes, as long as the content is downloaded from another domain, everything is good. The point is: if for any reason (0-day, misconfiguration, bug, whatever) the content uploaded from the user is executed by the browser, instead of being &quo
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Unfeasible. Whois data are heavily redacted, and not really checked upon, so you have two problems: * you have access only to redacted data; * and also if you had access to original data, they are basically free form text;
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by rpadovani 4y ago
It's a defense in depth mechanism: when you allow user-generated content uploaded on your main domain, somebody will find a way to break your security system and make that content executable on the user's browser. When doing so, a
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by rpadovani 4y ago
I think it is because they use `googleusercontent.com` for content uploaded by users - that makes sense for security reasons, never ever let users upload content to your main domain.
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by rpadovani 4y ago
What are you talking about? 5k in Munich, you can rent a 200mq apartment in Maxvorstadt
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by rpadovani 4y ago
> Income After Taxes: $181,196 What? I thought that in U.S. taxes would be so much lower than in EU! In Bavaria, Germany, the income after taxes on €300,000 euros is €168.131,35 in the highest contribution bracket, and €178.251,07 in the
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Cries in German . In Italy, prices started going down for mobile only when, back in 2007, they introduced a law to make unlawful minimum duration of contracts. After that, given users could switch each month, prices went really down '
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by rpadovani 4y ago
I was confused, so I checked: this is not related in any way to the Infrastructure as Code tool.
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by rpadovani 4y ago
Definitely wider than they say. I cannot access e.g. https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/external-dns , which should be just the homepage of a project.
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by rpadovani 5y ago
You shouldn't be able to apply in an MR tho, unless is some playground account. Developers shouldn't have enough permissions to modify production infra from a MR.
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by rpadovani 5y ago
The interoperability is lovely, looking forward to having just one app! > And among the restrictions are stipulations that gatekeepers cannot: > [...] > require app developers to use certain services (such as payment systems or ide
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by rpadovani 5y ago
Last year, we were investigating if we wanted to go with GitHub or GitLab on-prem. EU company, they don't sell directly and forwarded us to some EU vendor (strange, but whatever). We were never able to get a proper quote. While I, pers
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by rpadovani 5y ago
Isn't this what a mentor is? I never said to somebody: “you are my mentor now”, but contributing to open-source projects I definitely had a couple of guys who helped me constantly over the years, of which I am genuinely grateful for.
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by rpadovani 5y ago
CTRL+SHIFT+s does the trick for me, on Linux. I don't remember to have enabled it explicitly, so probably it works out of the box
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by rpadovani 5y ago
The Luca-App drives me crazy. A private app pushed by some local governments, while an official, public one was available. Just why?
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by rpadovani 5y ago
> The Dutch app was full of security holes. Source? I tried a quick search and haven't found anything.
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by rpadovani 5y ago
> I’d argue that the local populations are largely very happy with US presence in Europe. Not in Germany, where they have their biggest presence: https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/deutsche-finden-a
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by rpadovani 5y ago
Ah, you were talking about Ukraine specifically, not dislocating your troops in other countries, where the local population doesn't want you, 'cause you have the upper hand. My bad.
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by rpadovani 5y ago
> This probably explains why Germany is not supporting Ukraine with fists. And also probably because we don't want a war on our borders? Ukraine was supposed to be a buffer state between NATO and Russia, and then US promised that Uk
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by rpadovani 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_military_deploym... They are only 64k+ indeed. But they are already inside EU, since WWII.
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by rpadovani 5y ago
> We collect information that alone or in combination with other information in our possession could be used to identify you (“Personal Data”) as follows: > Email Data: we collect your email address and the contents of any emails and
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by rpadovani 5y ago
Just two weeks after Austria, another EU country has deemed current Google Analytics implementation illegal in EU. From the article: > "It's interesting to see that the different European Data Protection Authorities all come to
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CNIL (France) decides EU-US data transfer to Google Analytics illegal(noyb.eu)
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by rpadovani 5y ago
Except they cannot. If you have an EU point of sale, you cannot deny service to any EU citizen based on nationality. So, they can stop _selling_ in the Netherlands, but given how close is any Dutch to another EU state, I don't see it a
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by rpadovani 5y ago
You should support Noyb then, the no-profit he works for! https://noyb.eu/en I am not affiliated, but I am a massive supporter of them and is one of the donations I am happier to give

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