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by skrause 8y ago
> The only caveat is time - time for SMTP servers around the world to know that your mail server's IP is not sending spam - and filling out some forms to unblock the server's IP address. You can save yourself a lot of hassle
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by skrause 8y ago
Probably the MSR_TURBO_POWER_LIMIT value as described in https://www.reddit.com/r/macbookpro/comments/91256u/optimal_...
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by skrause 8y ago
Don't children have bicycles anymore?
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by skrause 8y ago
> Can Google just close shop in the EU and ignore the fine? Sure, if they don't want to get any revenue from the whole European Union anymore. Fortunately the EU is a big enough market so that Google doesn't have any levera
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by skrause 8y ago
There is also a 2 hour long podcast interview with this guy: http://omegataupodcast.net/276-linguistics-conlangers-and-ga...
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by skrause 8y ago
> German has one of the most elaborate spying-on-its-own-citizens dragnet around the world. Citation needed. The amount of surveillance in Germany is much lower than e.g. the USA or UK.
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by skrause 8y ago
It really depends on where you are. If you're using it for car navigation in the US, it's probably fine. When I need a map on a hike in rural Germany Apple Maps is completely unusable. Google Maps is much better and OpenStreetMa
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by skrause 8y ago
And technically it would be easily possible with IPv6 to have multiple prefixes at the same time. An ISP could give you one static prefix for incoming connections and then an additional dynamic prefix which rotates between customers every 2
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by skrause 8y ago
Looking at mechanisms like 464XLAT, why are these currently favored over DS-Lite [1]? To me DS-Lite seems like a simple and elegant solution if you don't have a lot of public IPv4 addresses, 464XLAT looks much more compilcated. [1] ht
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by skrause 8y ago
You shouldn't rely on third-party fonts (some people like me block those) for your graphical design. This is how that page looks in my Chrome: https://i.imgur.com/y03EQBc.png (using uBlock Origin with Fanboy's Ant
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AWS Storage Gateway Adds SMB Support to Store and Access Objects in S3 Buckets(aws.amazon.com)
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by skrause 8y ago
> Performance? How exactly is ipv6 more performing? It even has bigger headers. IPv6 has smaller routing tables, doesn't required routers to recalculate header checksums and doesn't support packet fragmentation (the endpoints
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by skrause 8y ago
It's actually just as easy with IPv6. All you need is a stateful firewall which allows all outgoing connections and only allows incoming packets for already established connections. This was the default setting on my home router and be
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by skrause 8y ago
But this is more a problem with the patent system than with the company. Why are they even allowed to patent genes?
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by skrause 8y ago
We're not defenseless. The Ukraine just isn't part of either the NATO or the EU and not really close to the rest of Europe. If Russia was about to invade part of Finland the reaction would be quite different.
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by skrause 8y ago
> - store all user data client-side, stuff it in a cookie. That's still a tracking cookie, not allowed under the GDPR without explicit consent.
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by skrause 8y ago
> I suspect that Uber was optimizing for the common case, which is normal traffic conditions That's like creating HTML forms that only work with the common use case and crash spectacularly on unexpected input. Except that this tim
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Instapaper blocks its service for all European residents(twitter.com)
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by skrause 8y ago
Imprisoning people who don't pay official fines is normal in most western countries.
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by skrause 8y ago
I've written my own UUID generation function which uses the current timestamp with microsecond precision for the first 64 bits and a random value for the last 64 bits. So far it's been a great success. Collisions are extremely unl
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by skrause 8y ago
> I love using RSS to follow the programming and tech news I care about. Unfortunately, the number of sites supporting RSS has been in rapid decline over the last few years. The reader ecosystem is slowly degrading as well. After that
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by skrause 8y ago
> The SSH agent isn't divulging the keys. The OP is decrypting the keys from the underlying storage. But can't just any program do that as soon as you're logged in? (Since your login password basically unlocks the DP-AP
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by skrause 8y ago
But $11,783 per year? My new little Hyundai hatchback cost me $12,000 in 2010 and is now around 7.5 years old. So even if it was completely worthless by now (which it isn't) the depreciation couldn't have been more than $1600 pe
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by skrause 8y ago
The reports for people who are just new in the system and for people who had their data deleted by request are different.
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by skrause 8y ago
Schufa (the biggest consumer credit reporting agency in Germany) and article 35 can certainly co-exist. In fact you can write to Schufa and request that they delete all your data. However, if you do that, good luck ever getting a mortgage,
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by skrause 8y ago
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundesdatenschutzgesetz It literally translates to "federal data protection law" and has been German law since 1978. In certain conditions it has also mandated a DPO ( https:&#x2
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by skrause 8y ago
In Germany the law has been that you only need a DPO if a) you are a public authority, b) at least 10 people in your organization/company handle or have access to personal data or c) you handle sensitive data (e.g. health records). As
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by skrause 8y ago
From my German perspective this whole GDPR panic is so interesting. The GDPR is basically a carbon copy of the data protections laws that have evolved in Germany since 1977. Yet we still have many thousands of small companies dealing with d
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by skrause 8y ago
> I switch to in-cognito, just because I've noticed that Google isn't currently tracking stuff like that by IP. This way I don't get recommended Boney M videos in YouTube or adverts for cars I don't actually have an
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by skrause 8y ago
> There really needs to be a 2nd grid of roads to handle scooters, bikes, and pedestrians. Bikes and scooters should be allies not competitors. Pedestrians already have their 2nd grid of roads, it's called the sidewalk. Problem is

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