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Anyone Who Still Thinks IPv6 Won't Happen Isn't Watching the Measurements
(circleid.com)
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skrause
13y ago
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13y ago
People probably don't watch as many YouTube videos at work or school.
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13y ago
Can everyone else reproduce this problem? People from different locations and ISPs should try it. I'm not a Level 3 customer in a any way and I'm on a German VDSL connection provided by Deutsche Telekom. And here the Level 3 resol
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I have an electrict kettle and not once though of it as a "tea making device". There are dozens of reasons I might need boiling water and it's most often used for making coffee. Another good use is dual-core boiling. When I n
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13y ago
My Transmission is stuck in "torrent metadata needed", so it fails to download the actual torrent file from the Magnet link. Do you have some directy links to the torrent files?
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It has been like that before internet domains: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2
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13y ago
And it's actually sold for around 1100 €: http://geizhals.de/dell-ultrasharp-up2414q-a1039346.html
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13y ago
> All other things being equal (quality of NAND, workload, etc) the NAND on Sandforce drives will last longer because of their write compression. The write compression is the reason why I associate Sandforce with "I'm being
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13y ago
If a torrent uses web seeds, aria2 can use them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent#Web_seeding
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13y ago
http://lichess.org/ is another free alternative.
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13y ago
In Germany the major problem with on-demand and streaming services is that a lot of content is only available in dubbed versions, of course you don't have the problem with Hollywood content in the UK. If you're like me and don
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13y ago
As someone not invested in Bitcoin I'm just curiously waiting for the day when someone discovers a serious cryptographical weakness which makes all Bitcoins suddenly worthless. Has there been any advance in finding flaws in Bitcoin alr
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13y ago
Oregon has roughly the same population density as Sweden, which has some of the fastest and cheapest broadband connections available.
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13y ago
If you're using a Linux-based system http://liw.fi/obnam/ might also be a good choice.
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It's very expensive. The current monthly storage price is about 3 times that of S3 and 30 times of Glacier.
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13y ago
In short the situation in many European countries is "the ISP doesn't need to inform you that they handed over your data for an investigation, it's the police's job to do so".
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13y ago
The article is also wrong about the gag orders in Germany. The provider can not tell you that they handed over your data while you are personally under investigation . If it turns out that you are actually innocent the police is required b
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13y ago
> Because if all of us move to T-Mobile, the other carriers will have no choice to join them in being customer friendly. No, if all people move to T-Mobile, they will just start behaving like the other carriers. The only reasons they&#
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13y ago
This is not really a prime example of good competition. The only reason T-Mobile can do this is because they are basically getting a massive subsidization from the German mother company, the German Telecom, who is behaving in its German hom
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13y ago
You could also just create a second, completely separate setup in Europe running on a new domain. People who don't care about their @fastmail.fm domain or those use their own domain can move to the European setup.
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13y ago
But maybe most of your users are from the US because the servers are there? I'm from Europe and was a FastMail customer once, but I switched away because I didn't trust the US-based servers (and that was even before the NSA scan
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OpenZFS
(dtrace.org)
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I'm also a happy Uberspace user, but they don't offer any VPS. They're more like a standard webhosting provider with shell access.
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13y ago
Facebook doesn't really make it difficult either: https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account
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13y ago
Compared to RHEL/CentOS the Debian release cycle is actually very short, with support for an older version ending just one year after the release of a new stable version. So in average you will only have support for about 3 years for e
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The future from the 50s and 60s would also be pretty loud. With the recent discussions about the annoyance of leaf blowers, image the noise of a city where each car would have this: "Jets of compressed air will also lift land vehicles
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Even though the article make this impression it's not illegal in Germany to criticize your political opponent as long as you're not telling straight lies.
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In times of basically zero interest a 30-day free loan doesn't sound like a very convincing argument since I have to keep the money in an easily accessible account anyway to pay the bill at the end of the month.
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13y ago
The other reasons is that cash always works. I once found out during checkout in the supermarket that my card was blocked by my bank (probably because I once used an ATM which was hacked). It's not fun to stand around blocking the wh
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13y ago
Isn't that exactly what Kudos said?
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