tobltobs

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by tobltobs 10y ago
The time between 20-35 is the most valuable time in your life imho. You will regret wasting this time for some death marches for a startup which promise you a lot of bullshit.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I couldn't find any english version until now. This news will be making waves the next few days in Europe. A short summary: NetBotz cameras have an integrated backdoor for US intelligence services. NetBotz are used quite often in serve
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NetBotz Cameras have a build in NSA backdoor(heise.de)
3 points by tobltobs 10y ago|1 comments
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Which of those tracks do you mean?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
And where does fit UWP into this picture? Or what should I use if I want to develop apps for Window Store (or whatever the current name is for that).
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by tobltobs 10y ago
They most certainly do NOT need a court order. Art. 40. and 41. are only relevant if the sender and receiver are located in Switzerland. What a "sender and receiver" exactly means (User, Website, Server, Router, ...) is not define
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by tobltobs 10y ago
He didn't say, that he does not trust the government, he has problems trusting the intelligence service. The Swiss intelligence service did prove often enough that you can't trust him to respect the law or being especially talente
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by tobltobs 10y ago
The times when a script was enough are long gone. You wouldn't even get a good ccTLD with a script anymore. You also require direct access to the registry which usually only domain registrars have. However, you might be able to catch o
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by tobltobs 10y ago
1.) There have been "safeguards" also at the time of the "Vichen" affair. 2.) The swiss "intelligence service" isn't famous for his intelligence. They should first do their homework on counterintelligence
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by tobltobs 10y ago
They would be allowed to intercept any kind of traffic without any court authorization as long as at least one source is coming from a foreign country. Which will be technically true for nearly all IP based communication in Switzerland.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Considering that "only" 30% work in the public sector, the will even have more family members or close friends which do NOT work in the public sector. But I don't get your logic anyway. Because a friend of yours work for BMW
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by tobltobs 10y ago
It isn't a law anymore. But I do not know one beer brewery which doesn't still brew according to it. However, the food industry is usually quite creative in bending the rules...
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I guess by interpolating glyphs you also will loss information, so the comparison to jpeg makes more sense.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Even people in Switzerland think the same, although they have low taxes and top notch public services.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
This would suggest that 70% of danish people would welcome tax and public sector cut downs, which is a false assumption.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Most obvious straw man I have seen on HN for a long time. After reading the parent for three times I could not find anyzhing which would imply that he did saying anything implying this.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Browsers are successful and Javascript was lucky to be the common base of browser languages.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
He recently did write a blog post about his problems with Django: https://alexcbecker.net/blog.html
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by tobltobs 10y ago
There is no law necessary, Google explicitly forbids publishing extensions that aide people in violating the TOS of third party services.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
IANAL, but this part from chrome webstore TOS > You agree that you will not engage in any activity with the Web Store, including the development or publication of Products ... that knowingly violates a third party’s terms of service, sou
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I am always astonished how the Django project accomplishes to create such a great documentation with their limited resources. Have a look at their fundraising page: https://www.djangoproject.com/fundraising/ .
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by tobltobs 10y ago
It is a tax bill from Ireland. The EU isn't a state, it doesn't collect taxes.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
LaCroix is the methadone for the soda addicted.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I guess it is not using "Facebook" or in your case "Yahoo" in your extension name, but changing the content for a user of a Facebook or Yahoo page is what is triggering the remove of the extension. If it is against the T
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by tobltobs 10y ago
This is of course correct, at least if you ignore the implied meaning, which is a "group of". And yes I know that a two people could be called a group. But what is more important is that you illustrate the hypocritical argument, t
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by tobltobs 10y ago
A joke about the internet being promiscuous means that the person cannot move forward with society? He even did say that being promiscuous was a good thing for the internet. And this whole thing seems to be completely reasonable to you?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> was facing a number of people A number of people or just one or two? It seems like an important distinction.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Then obviously you shouldn't do indie app development.
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Luxury camp at burning-man festival targeted by hooligans(theguardian.com)
4 points by tobltobs 10y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I do not understand how banning people due to some unproved, anonym accusations will result in a more inclusive society. Actually it sounds like a surefire way to achieve the antipode.

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