tobltobs

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by tobltobs 9y ago
I guess he doesn't mean that he detected all infected machines but that near 100% of machines which triggered the alarm were indeed infected.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Why this uproar about the licence? It didn't change. That this licence is a bit strange and not really free was obvious from the beginning. People starting converting their projects now only because Apache told them the obvious are as
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Not for me. There is space at the end between the closing bracket and the apostrophe. Maybe you did remove this space when you corrected the smart apostrophes.
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Technical White Paper on BlueBorne(go.armis.com)
1 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Next paragraph after the one you quoted: > If I had cooperated in adding a backdoor or been threatened to, then I wouldn’t tell you anyway and I’d thus say no to questions about it.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> As the paper shows, we can curtail the things that people feel are damaging about European immigration, both by domestic policy change and by agreeing change within Europe to the freedom of movement principle, including supporting the
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> where they literally lost one of my domains on an inward transfer. Could you give a summary how this happened?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Maybe times will change but currently you are lucky if you waive less then 98% of your possible income if you use a donation model.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
During the dot-com bubble the underlying technology was the internet. Today we take this as granted, but for the most this was something new and mind blowing in the late 90's.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You could just place some forum, blog or whatever on such a domain. Of course there wouldn't be much or no content at all. But how do you want to prevent this? With a "there must be regular content updates" rule? No problem,
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> Realistically nobody will ever see your content unless you advertise heavily, or post on a platform that uses your content to sell its ads. Care to elaborate why this should happen? Do you believe the "Google will rank you bad if
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> Even at the risk of coming off as an arsehole: I'm sorry, but you are collateral damage. If the small site owners are only collateral damage for you then you also welcome a internet which is dominated by big companies and people w
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You could use http://www.ascii-art-generator.org . Select "Image to Color Ascii Art". It is also using libcaca.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
A good domain name is a scarce good, like a piece of land. How else do you want to solve the problem of distribution?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
I am not sure if "not opting out" is a good indicator for "being a newsletter member". Be careful with trying to monetize this. You could damage your email delivery rate and thereby your core business while trying to squ
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Trump says he'll beat opioid epidemic with law-and-order approach(politico.com)
5 points by tobltobs 9y ago|1 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Peace is only good for the wealthy?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Or maybe the willingness to fight leads to more conflicts?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
The upper part of the door in the background doesn't fit to the lower part. Addendum: I was wrong with my accusation.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
I stopped reading when I saw this hilarious bad photoshopped first image.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Sounds like he never did get the chance to learn what else he could want.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Isn't this screaming for lawsuits in this thread driving the idea of an currency independent of any central authority ad absurdum?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Your cow would die birthing during transport. You could then sue the guy transporting your cow, but the judge would dismiss your case because shipping a cow short before birthing is just a stupid idea.
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751 domains were hijacked and traffic was forwarded to a malicious site(news.gandi.net)
3 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You don't have to deal with residence permits but you will have to get a residence card, because without you will have lots of problems. Your driving licence is valid for one year, after that you have to convert your licence. Depending
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Migrating to Switzerland was a breeze. Everything was set in under a week. Founding a LTD was also easy. In France it took months to get everything solved for immigration (as a EU citizen). I am still struggling to solve those various puzzl
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Not true for France. It might be easier for an EU citizen, but it is still a big waste of time. Getting a bank account still takes at least 3 visits. To hold a working card in your hand will take more then a month. Your driving licence is v
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by tobltobs 9y ago
And Bildschirmtext (BTX) in Germany.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
When evaluating a risk it isn't a good idea to restrict yourself to scenarios which already have happened.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
China is Nr.1 world producer by far. Then comes the US, Europe, India, Australia with more or less the same output each. Sure you could try to compete with China by removing all environmental regulations but even the Chinese slowly understa

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