thesimon

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by thesimon 6y ago
So basically the US version of RT?
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by thesimon 6y ago
I know people like to hate Java because it's to enterprise, but I've found Java with Spring Boot to be very pleasant to work with to develop a REST API. Nice dependency injection, nice to implement port and adapters, same with Kot
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by thesimon 6y ago
As long as I don't have to pay obscene amounts for navigation, especially in the car, I don't mind.
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by thesimon 6y ago
I guess a version that would make them pay what Medicare would pay wouldn't fly?
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by thesimon 6y ago
> but they still wouldn't be signed like a valid SolarWinds update would be Would it be detected though?
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by thesimon 6y ago
Just wondering, I never understood it. Especially for EDM, the songs seem to be premixed. The DJs seem to be standing around, pretending to turn some knobs but the sound doesn't seem to be impacted too much. I understand artists playin
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by thesimon 6y ago
SolarWinds hasn't bothered to revoke their certs or remove the package https://twitter.com/KyleHanslovan/status/1338360093767823362 Back in 2019 apparently their FTP server credentials were exposed on GitHub,
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by thesimon 6y ago
Adding snake oil usually adds more attack vectors rather than removing them. Look at all the "endpoint protection" and AV exploits surfacing almost every week.
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by thesimon 6y ago
>Airbnb experiences are supposed to subvert this and create an industry of tourism that is more serendipitous and less standardized. Although the experiences I saw were either around (vegan) cooking and stuff or the general stuff that yo
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by thesimon 6y ago
> Order total is $100. - A $10 coupon code reduces the order to $90. - The order is completed and shipped. Later on the customer wants to return and get a refund on one of the items. How much do you refund? Especially fun if the minimum
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by thesimon 6y ago
I don't think anyone would favor a video over a RFC. But already a RFC reader makes it a more pleasant experience than just the raw RFC you linked https://www.rfcreader.com/#rfc5545
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by thesimon 6y ago
Wasn't Uber's whole money losing strategy based on the vision that one day they'll use their self-driving cars to get the driving done for cheaper?
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by thesimon 6y ago
Just for comparison: I reported a Facebook phishing site to Netlify, it was taken down within 9 minutes.
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by thesimon 6y ago
Wrong banks then. I can instantly transfer money between my accounts in Ireland, Portugal, Germany, Latvia, Belgium and The Netherlands.
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by thesimon 6y ago
> high-quality alternatives any examples?
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by thesimon 6y ago
Though only for consumer 4-party scheme cards. If you have mostly EU customers, then it would make sense to switch the acquirer and probalby get an Interchange++ rate. If you have customers from all over the world, using mostly business car
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by thesimon 6y ago
The zoom definition of E2E is that the one end is one user and the other end is the zoom server. At no point is there encryption directly from one user to anothre.
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by thesimon 6y ago
The thing is: Our team doesn't use phone dial-in, haven't even seen the feature so I guess it's not enabled, but still we don't have e2e encryption. That doesn't make sense.
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by thesimon 6y ago
Although I have a hard time believing they completely overlooked it when they were designing the service. If I think of serving user-generated/uploaded content, malware and copyright violations come directly to my mind.
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by thesimon 6y ago
Wearing masks for covid prevention it seems like
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by thesimon 6y ago
> Without Visa, Mastercard or Paypal on the other side how can it survive? Bank transfer?
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by thesimon 6y ago
Although the OS might do that as well when you watch a video and put the computer into hibernation mode.
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by thesimon 6y ago
I mostly see this video " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaW_jenozKcj ", which should not be copyrighted. Does anyone see the video links in the README claimed by RIAA?
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by thesimon 6y ago
While the abstraction might be a bit longer, I've found them relatively easy to write using IDE support (e.g. IntelliJ). Pageable adds of course a bit of functionalities, as does the convenience of passing an Instant instead of a Strin
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by thesimon 6y ago
>and now suddenly we reach the obvious conclusion of "wait, why the hell did we re-engineer everything? Generating non-changing content statically for speed and SEO beforehand and using dynamic components where necessary doesn'
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by thesimon 6y ago
Portugal is cheaper, just buy real estate for 350-500k€ and you'll get residency, just 5 years later you can get citizenship. There are even some service that'll offer to "loan" you a property by buying at back for the p
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by thesimon 6y ago
And maybe pre-load them to see a preview of the font?
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by thesimon 6y ago
Just requested my file, they say it'll take up to 30 days to get my data. Let's see. Edit: still waiting, but found an example here: https://observablehq.com/@a-lexwein/what-i-got-when-i-reques... Seems quite
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by thesimon 6y ago
Mozart not much better, but more recent artist seem to score better, though the pages don't contain any content and the meta-information is also not great. A search for Merkel delivers an arms company before Angela Merkel, GDP delivers
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by thesimon 6y ago
And often killing the domestic production in that country, because they can't compete with the highly subsidized import.

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