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by tichiian 2y ago
That's baby+bathwater. Just use ssh-add -c to have the ssh-agent confirm every use of a key.
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by tichiian 2y ago
Cannot decide if sarcasm. If so: good one :)
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by tichiian 2y ago
Mostly Oslo and Stockholm.
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by tichiian 2y ago
And before someone says Lake Karachay is an extreme example because of the nuclear arms race and secrecy: Take the vanishing Aral Sea, the oil and gas leaks, or the "there is no thermostat, just a radiator on 100% and an open window&qu
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by tichiian 2y ago
I've been to Germany, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Spain and France. Only France had a few in touristy beach areas. The total low is Germany, where the whole country has only 1300 (given ~100 cities with >100k ppl, that is just a r
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by tichiian 2y ago
I wish Europe had any drinking fountains. Even extremely-high-traffic public areas such as airports and train stations have but a few or (usually) none.
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by tichiian 2y ago
> In my experience, the resistance to rebasing comes down to fears about "rewriting history" [...] There is 'git bisect' which only gives you detailed answers if your commit history is as fine-grained as possible whil
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by tichiian 2y ago
Because Russia and Iran have leadership that has other sources of income outside of the sanctioning west. Cuba and Iraq had that historically (with the eastern bloc as trading partners), and the regimes began to change (at least a little) w
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by tichiian 2y ago
Sanctions may be a very weak measure when it comes to inciting revolutions. But in general, yes, sanctions against non-military goods do work to change the minds of greedy leaderships if they can be tailored to remove a sufficient part of t
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by tichiian 2y ago
"Whataboutism" isn't a proper counter-argument. Shutting down a few plants in the west is maybe just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, and asking about the iceberg and the cold water isn't "whataboutism"
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by tichiian 2y ago
There is no or very limited competition of streaming services because they do not share content. Almost everything is unique to each streaming service. And big copyright holders even carve out their content and create their own services ala
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by tichiian 3y ago
Einstein got his Nobel price for his work on the photoelectric effect (basically a small part of what became quantum mechanics). Special and general relativity were too new and revolutionary (and admittedly strange) so that at the time, saf
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by tichiian 3y ago
Needs a name change. Absolute no-go in Germany, because the name means "wank".
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by tichiian 3y ago
True, both use a filler name like "god" or "dark energy" for gaps in understanding they cannot explain. But the big difference is: Scientists are happy about "dark energy" being explained away and made superflu
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by tichiian 3y ago
Because AD is a security nightmare. It is a collection of ~30 distinct protocols, e.g. bastardized versions of LDAP, Kerberos, DNS, DHCP, X.509 and a few RPC protocols that are all weirdly intertwined, with 30 year old designs. Every few mo
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by tichiian 3y ago
> There's a reason virtually everyone uses AD. The reason everyone uses AD is that you can have a functional Linux client in AD. But you cannot have a Windows client in any Linux-based LDAP+Kerberos setup. The problem isn't tha
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by tichiian 3y ago
Linux has far superior management solutions when compared to anything Microsoft has. First, start with software packaging: In Microsoft-land, there is MSI, but there is also stuff delivered as .zip, .exe (generated from tons of different in
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by tichiian 3y ago
useless because too shallow, just an advertisement for apono.
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by tichiian 3y ago
Ah, if that is new, then you are right, that's probably a breach of contract on their side. Cloud doesn't necessarily mean virtual machines with scheduling and sharing problems. You can get non-shared machines with almost all popu
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by tichiian 3y ago
Those are exactly the same people. E.g. the German leadership is notorious for traveling to China, holding trade talks, getting wined and dined, with a ritual token "but remember to uphold human rights!" sentence somewhere in a sp
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by tichiian 3y ago
Your fault for not reading their ToS: https://www.hetzner.com/de/legal/terms-and-conditions/ number 8.1 in the German version, number 4 in the English one: "Furthermore, the operation of applications for