sch1zo

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by sch1zo 7y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190426112003/http://general-st...
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by sch1zo 10y ago
Am I misunderstanding this or what do you mean learn from ruby? In Ruby I can override private methods without a problem.
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by sch1zo 12y ago
I'm one of these people paying for VPN and Netflix and I just hope they don't break this as I can't imagine them bringing the same content to Germany. For the content they bring here I hope they make the undupped versions ava
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by sch1zo 12y ago
Honest question why would you care about the speed of a static site generator? As long as it generates the site in a reasonable time I'm fine with it.
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by sch1zo 13y ago
I guess one problem is comparing apples with oranges. Meaning we can't compare Windows to OSX on the exact same hardware. The closest we get is running Windows via Bootcamp on a Macbook which seems to have its own issues (I don't
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by sch1zo 13y ago
If I read this correct you are safe against this kind of attacks as each save uses a new random IV. http://keepass.info/help/base/security.html#secencrypt
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by sch1zo 14y ago
can someone explain what happened here to those like me who are a little late. seems like the issue is resolved already or at least temporarily fixed. All I can figure out from the url and the comments here is that there was a gem called ex
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by sch1zo 14y ago
Microsoft does that too. AFAIK their Signature Line is exactly that http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/list/parentCateg... Our carefully selected PCs provide the cleanest Windows 8 experience on a new PC with no junkware install
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by sch1zo 14y ago
you do know Microsoft sells plain Windows, do you?
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by sch1zo 14y ago
I knew droplet is a actual word but my brain made the link nevertheless. Maybe it's because english is not my first language
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by sch1zo 14y ago
Am I the only one who immediately associates apps/services starting with "Drop" with Dropbox?
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by sch1zo 14y ago
just glanced though it but most of the stuff regarding Germany is pretty outdated
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by sch1zo 14y ago
you probably should mention the guys providing the service. These DNS Servers are from http://tunlr.net/ and you shouldn't use these Server permanantly because they do DNS Traffic shaping
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by sch1zo 14y ago
IIRC the app developers already get part of the 10% fee flattr takes as they are somehow the referer of the "flattr-clicks". And if the app developer unknowningly flattrs the app for the user, the user could immediately see that on his flat
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by sch1zo 14y ago
I think you missed the point that you set a fixed amount of money to use each month. There's no way flattr will use more than the chosen monthly amount.
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by sch1zo 14y ago
I think you should look at how flattr works. You set a fixed amount of money each month which then gets slit up between all things you choose to support that month.
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Client-side Ruby with Native Client(github.com)
3 points by sch1zo 14y ago|0 comments