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by skrause 8y ago
Why? Google already fulfills Article 13 with Content ID and now every other company that doesn't have such a system will have to buy it from Google.
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by skrause 8y ago
The best tip is in the sidebar on that page: > 1.0.0.1 abbreviates to 1.1, so you can literally test by typing "ping 1.1"
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by skrause 8y ago
I like to share the cache of the DNS resolver with as many people as possible because that's what gives you the best performance. A local resolver just for me can't really do that.
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The publication doesn't matter because you're directly contradicting yourself. You just wrote in another comment: > Having a corrupt public servant (if this is the case here) does not make a country a "repressive state&qu
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by skrause 8y ago
The European parliament is a proper democracy (and unfortunately not powerful enough). It's the European commission that kind of lacks democratic legitimacy.
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The European parliament certainly believes (with a two-thirds majority) that the current government in Hungary poses a "systematic threat" to democracy and the rule of law: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20
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Freedom of movement and Schengen Area are not the same thing.
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In Germany the landlord isn't even allowed to keep a copy of the key for the original lock, so obviously you don't have to give them a key of your own lock. All clauses in contracts that require you to give a key to the landlord a
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by skrause 8y ago
Even though the packages are signed cryptographically, there are possible risks when using an unencrypted connection. A man-in-the-middle attack could simply work by serving you a signed, but outdated packages list, preventing your distribu
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No, I can't access any books from my German IP address.
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The worst part about CSV is the locale-specific format used by some programs. For example when exporting to CSV a German Excel will use the comma as the decimal separator in numbers and a semicolon for the value separator. So you need to sp
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by skrause 8y ago
I don't understand the downvotes. Wouldn't QUIC be the perfect fit for a secure transport of DNS requests? The IETF already has a draft: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-huitema-quic-dnsoquic-05
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by skrause 8y ago
"Getting to space is easy. It's not, like, something you could do in your car, but it's not a huge challenge. You could get a person to space with a small sounding rocket the size of a telephone pole. The X-15 aircraft reache
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Python version: https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html#re.VERBOSE
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What about external hard disks with terrible USB controllers? That's where data checksumming would be even more important and where Apple doesn't produce the hardware.
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by skrause 8y ago
But still the total number of cars e.g. in Germany has been rising in the last few years: http://www.geodaten.guetersloh.de/umweltdaten/umweltd/daten/... The only decline in car ownership was in 2008, and tha
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by skrause 8y ago
Here is the broadcast of that mission: https://youtu.be/JSbMs_OnE4c?t=3m8s
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There are no more Space Shuttles that could service Hubble. When it fails it will simply be dead.
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People often confuse the English language and the English spelling. The English language is actually really easy to learn because it has a very simple grammar. The English spelling is a different problem set because it often reflects how a
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Germany doesn't have copayments either for doctor vists.
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I simply don't buy cars that spy on me.
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Intel to outsource 14nm chip production due to tight supply(digitimes.com)
36 points by skrause 8y ago|12 comments
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by skrause 8y ago
I have to work with Python on Windows and believe me, concurrency is not just fine in Python when you can't use fork().
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by skrause 8y ago
The problem with nuclear power is that it's too expensive unless you choose to simply ignore the long-term cost of the nuclear waste problem. At this point it makes more sense to invest in solar, wind power and energy storage capacity
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The verification method is called public counting. Here in Germany you can stand next to the ballot box all day to verify that nobody tampers with it and then attend the public counting of the votes.
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This is one of those memes that stopped being funny around 1998, but is somehow still repeated all the time.
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In Germany and many other countries the counting of the paper ballots is public. Anyone can watch and make sure that everything is counted correctly.
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Germany is better unless you use a crappy bank. HBCI is a 20 years old API supported by most major banks.
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In Germany the main Usenet providers never carried any binary groups, so that certainly wasn't a reason why Usenet died. It has always been the ISP's choice which group hierarchies they wanted to provide.
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> I personally find Fahrenheit more intuitive when discussing outdoor/environment temperatures. I personally find Celsius more intuitive when discussing outdoor/environment temperatures, because that's what I grew up wi

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