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by seszett 5y ago
3DSecure is asked by the merchant, and if you haven't activated Certicode, then your bank doesn't have a dedicated authentication factor to use, so they can either refuse payment or allow you to authenticate using your account pas
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by seszett 5y ago
La Banque Postale also asks you to confirm in their app, what we see here is the case when someone has not activated the in-app confirmation (called "certicode", uses another password that is different from the account password).
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by seszett 5y ago
It's just called "the heaths" ( les landes ) in French, and heaths do support sheep. But I have indeed also heard the story of how it used to be a large marsh, so I guess it was simply a patchwork of marshes and heaths. In an
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by seszett 5y ago
The swamps were dried up as a state initiative and replaced with what is now one of the largest artificial forests of Europe, if my memory is correct for both sanitary reasons and to produce trees for shipbuilding.
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by seszett 5y ago
Is it "simply" a cloud-connected pilot wire controller? I don't really see anything about what I understand about virtual power plants. Also, why is a Linky meter necessary, shouldn't it work with any electricity meter?
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by seszett 5y ago
See my other comment though, it seems like the injection is performed by archive.ph itself. I tried to archive simply my own blog (a very simple page without any JS) and the script gets injected there as well. So it might just be a coincide
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by seszett 5y ago
... indeed, looks like all the recent links to archive.ph that I can find in HN comments ( https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... ) have this same JS code injected.
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by seszett 5y ago
Yes, it's hard to give the poster benefit of the doubt. I haven't run https://top-fwz1.mail.ru/js/code.js myself but a quick glance at it seems to indicate that it tries to harvest data from the page (referen
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by seszett 5y ago
The difference when dropping it on Brussels is 3rd degree burns over half of Belgium (26000 km²) vs. just a bit further than Brussels' suburbs (2000 km²). That's something like 8 million people directly affected vs. 2 million peop
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by seszett 5y ago
> If you have access to a fast connection you may notice even the web player is throttled sometimes. I'm not sure if that's still the case today, but in my case it used to be because of a dispute between Google and Free/
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by seszett 5y ago
There is no "EU passport", just 27 national passports that also have "European Union" written next to the issuing country. It's only up to individual countries to issue their passports, also Norway isn't in the
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by seszett 5y ago
Why would kids ingest the reagents though? Especially newborns won't even have the idea or the physical possibility to take them and put them in their mouth.
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by seszett 5y ago
I actually have move trust into the EU institutions than into the three main browser vendors. The EU is certainly more legitimate in most respects than various US private organisations.
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by seszett 5y ago
Any attack from a NATO country doesn't trigger anything from its other NATO allies. NATO only gets involved in a defensive war.
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by seszett 5y ago
Electricity is already 30c/kWh here in Belgium, at least. I suppose it will get to 50c or so then. Edit I'm not complaining, we should never have accepted to buy Russian gas in the first place and I've always been opposed t
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by seszett 5y ago
Nuclear deterrence doesn't mean that France would retaliate with nuclear weapons to a conventional attack, but that French nuclear weapons make it unlikely, not worth it, for Russia to use its own weapons first.
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by seszett 5y ago
That's not open source, and probably not inexpensive either.
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by seszett 5y ago
I suppose you're thinking about Jewish badges, but this one isn't a star of David (the points are too sharp to make equilateral triangles) and it's not yellow either, so I don't think there is any relation between them e
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by seszett 5y ago
On my old Peugeot 405 (from 1990) that was done by an additional tube attached to the metal of the wipers. The wipers themselves were just standard and not especially expensive. It was interesting but I didn't find it especially better
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by seszett 5y ago
They might not be common in the US? All the cars I've had in the past ten years (French and German brands) had automatic wipers and they were not expensive models. Some work better than others, but most of the time when they don't
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by seszett 5y ago
If you weight it by the actual size of territories rather than just the extreme boundaries then the center is indeed in Spain, because the overseas regions are still rather small in comparison to the European part of France. If you use only
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by seszett 5y ago
At least France and Belgium have public websites with the information sheets of all authorized drugs. I think at least the French one generally comes up in the first results on Google (when searching from a French connection).
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by seszett 5y ago
> Please tell me what provider has free unlimited bandwidth. Unmetered rather than unlimited of course, but OVH, Online.net, Hetzner. These are rather well-known providers. I haven't checked all of them for the exact language but He
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by seszett 5y ago
That's not the certificate I get served though (this one is from 5 february, the one served is from 25 january) do you actually get this certificate on https://marginalia.nu ?
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by seszett 5y ago
I can reproduce it even just with curl on Linux. The certificate is only for "*.marginalia.nu", which simply doesn't cover "marginalia.nu". It should give the same error on any platform and browser, unless their SSL
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by seszett 5y ago
They do, in fact Azure is totally compatible with French law for handling private data. Many large companies use it.
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by seszett 5y ago
> And now you're saying that the term "Europe" actually does include other, non-EU countries... Quite confusing, to be honest, what your point here is. I don't even understand clearly what we are arguing about. The
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by seszett 5y ago
Of course it does include these countries! Just like America does include Canada, Argentina and even France. I'm just saying the word "Europe" is in practice very often used, within the EU , as a synonym for European Union a
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by seszett 5y ago
Probably depends on the country then, but it happens all the time in France, Belgium and even the UK. I'd say it's even rare in France to say "Union Européenne" instead of just Europe, unless it's in a quite forma
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by seszett 5y ago
Saint Barthélémy is closer to Hawaii in status. Puerto Rico doesn't have much representation at the federal level as far as I know, I'm not even sure if people there are full US citizens. People in Saint Barthélémy are just regula

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