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by tapland 8y ago
It is very rare to see this happening with existing features that the users use and like. And, they do have consent to change the site at any point. The opposite would be for websites to never be allowed to do any kind of update because the
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by tapland 8y ago
I picked up the book in the title post from my library for 50 cents ~year 2002 or so. The one I was a fan of before then was 'Computer Spacegames', which you can read here: https://archive.org/details/Comput
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by tapland 8y ago
Yeah. It pretty much says that the smaller countries changing their votes doesn't have any effect without for example Germany doing the same.
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by tapland 8y ago
Mainframes running a ton of financial transactions bill by CPU usage from IBM. Banks etc want to use as little computer resources as possible.
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by tapland 8y ago
They will discontinue all the older networks? I can run my new device from this year old good old 2G if I want to. I don't think you are correct in this.
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by tapland 8y ago
It's not really BankIDs fault. It was discussed when it was discovered that Allra had misused BankID in this way. The BankID will say who/where is trying to log on, and the hijackers trust that users don't read the BankID log
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by tapland 8y ago
Not sure about that. I used trustly last week and only had one authentication that was for the actual payment. No login to my bank. But I might be misremembering.
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by tapland 8y ago
The problem with Klarna in Sweden is that virtually every single online shop use them now.
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by tapland 8y ago
I don't know if they do have it, but it is absolutely possible after the login. I saw it reported in an IT-security facebook group and made my own purchase from a site that use them (gottebiten.se), paying directly from bank account. T
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by tapland 8y ago
Swedish payment processor Klarna does something similar to this as well. If bying something through the platform by direct bank transfer you are asked to sign to your bank to accept the payment using BankID [0], which is normal. What is not
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by tapland 8y ago
Seems it got it for OSX, iOS and Android in december. Feature request is from 2013. Still running windows at home.
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by tapland 8y ago
I installed it recently but I don't use sync (main pro of it imo) and since it didn't have a dark theme I went on to try other local note taking programs. It seems to really be for mainly syncing, like dropbox but notes.
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by tapland 8y ago
> That might be.. jarring a little bit, but I don't think an obese person can workout 30 minutes and then call it a day, and believe he'll reap the benefits. Then it's probably not helpful to treat depression though. At le
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by tapland 8y ago
Getting 'fit' is very far away for a lot of people, MDD or not. That's not a reasonable aim for positive effects on depression. If we can get positive effects from regular exercise, it's great. If it requires patients to
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by tapland 8y ago
On average people abstaining from alcohol do not have healthier lifestyles. They include ex-alcoholics, people on various medications etc. That has explained why people who drink moderately would be healthier than non-drinkers, because the
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by tapland 8y ago
Well. What exactly are you expecting in this case? It seems quite unlikely that any study will conclude that alcohol = good. The glass of wine a day myth has not really been supported by science, and everything seems to indicate that alcoho
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by tapland 8y ago
No? Just about any financial transaction, insurance calculation and a lot of telcos operations run mainly of cobol. Something like 90% of all credit card transactions.
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by tapland 8y ago
Widespread, and only for apple product.
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by tapland 8y ago
I think that distinction in the text was not the intended point. With 'the plastic' they mean the products, not the plastic packaging. Because of it was the packaging, made of common materials, entire supermarkets would be off lim
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by tapland 8y ago
Seeing to the amount of transactions running over cobol it might deserve a place in a list like this.
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by tapland 8y ago
Maybe time was an issue? Saw in an earlier post that the issue had to be mitigated within 40 seconds of it occurring.
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by tapland 8y ago
Very location dependent for response times and traffic. Getting to any ER is better than nothing and the device is unlikely to differentiate cardiac arrest from a ton of other issues that might not need that cardiac team.
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by tapland 8y ago
Oh. People have trouble aiming for the root of the fire with extinguishers, I can't picture a lot of users throwing the vase in a useful spot.
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by tapland 8y ago
The late 08 (aluminium) ones are wonderful. Toolless battery replacement. Replaced the keyboard in mine which required a teardown of every single piece of the laptop, but it wasn't difficult.
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by tapland 8y ago
The problem is response time. If you are currently on the road it's probably faster to head to the hospital than to wait for an ambulance.
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by tapland 8y ago
For commercial use. As opposed to Sweden where it is illegal to post pictures of public art installations online regardless of commercial use.
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by tapland 8y ago
Been a poker, black Jack, roulette and side game dealer for about five years before working in development. When there is a +EV game you have to follow an optimal strategy, which really kills the fun and a mistake costing you hours of work
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by tapland 8y ago
Weakness: No social skills Strength: Gets trampled cause no social skills Sounds pretty horrible.
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by tapland 8y ago
Just change "Font"="Consolas" to what you feel like in the .reg file?
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by tapland 8y ago
I've encountered services I can't even register to since I have my own domain name, so I had to register a gmail.

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