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by usr1106 11mo ago
Walk into a bank is no longer possible in Finland, regardless of the purpose. Most branch offices have been closed. The bigger part of the remaining ones are appointment only and getting an appointment can take weeks. Very few offer cash an
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Sounds interesting, but site is behind the great Cloudflare firewall. Cannot see it on this phone.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
I have used those time expressions for over 55 years. Never thought about the explanation.
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by usr1106 1y ago
Does this still exist? I thought it has a horrible reputation where inexperienced people produce a high quantity of low quality contributions, cause unbearable workload to maintainer and a lot of anger. Yes, contributing should be encoraged
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by usr1106 1y ago
Valgrind is useful software. But sourceforge???
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LeakIX(leakix.net)
2 points by usr1106 1y ago|1 comments
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by usr1106 1y ago
Noticed this service when looking at the log of my private web server. Surprised that it seems like it has not been discussed here.
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by usr1106 1y ago
Very common in Germany. Non-existant in Finland. Finnish consumer rights are very weak, they only work if the business cooperates[1]. Finnair is a state-owned company that acts like if they were legislation and courts themselves. I have avo
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by usr1106 1y ago
I luckily hardly use any Windows so I refrain from commenting on its (maintenance) quality. But I have to use another MS product daily: Teams. It's a product with very poor usability. Even simple things like tracking which message you
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by usr1106 1y ago
If you look at the weekly profiles you'll notice that offices/companied are lagging behind private users. IT departments not willing to do anything. And IPv6 is used a lot on phones.
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by usr1106 1y ago
But wopa-plus does even mention the essential detail? https://www.laposte.fr/pp/c/timbre-croissant-au-beurre
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by usr1106 1y ago
D-Ticket is a subscription only sold for calendar months. The basic terms are set by law, but some sellers have more generous terms, that is allowed. You need to cancel before the 10th of the current month in order not having to pay for the
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by usr1106 1y ago
Mine is meld. (One my phone now, so cannot compare which one seems superior)
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by usr1106 1y ago
So we could send them a MR to fix the footnotes (cause mentioned in sibling response). If it has not been fixed already. Not me anymore, well past midnight an a long trip in front of me tomorrow.
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by usr1106 1y ago
Samsung [^1] has an autoblocker. I have no idea what it does exactly. I always need to turn it off while installing or updating anything from F-droid. Then I enable it again in the naive hope it might prevent dome drive-by attack. [^1]: My
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by usr1106 1y ago
The article has corrupted paragraphs towards the end? Only for me? Read it with niche browser, did not verify with any mainstream browser.
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by usr1106 1y ago
I already use 2 Android phones. One for main usage without the evil company. Another one with 2 apps from Playstore installed; it would cost me significant money not to use one of the duopolists there. I really hate having to pay the Google
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by usr1106 1y ago
I have used the company-i-buy-from in my email address I give the for over 20 years. It mostly works well, a couple of serious businesses had their data stolen and are now blocked and I use a secondary address for them if I still have a nee
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by usr1106 1y ago
What kind of 2FA? I run OTP on my work laptop. Yes, it's maybe not really a 2nd factor if someone had access to my laptop with LUKS open. But at least I don't expect any automated attack because it's my own piece of code usin
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by usr1106 1y ago
As part of their details they mention browser behavior. And that part is incorrect.
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by usr1106 1y ago
Do all other major CAs offer OCSP? Are all major browsers performing the check? I vaguely remember Firefox doesn't. Not at my desk now to check it... Edit: I believe OCSP is tried, but silently ignored if there is no reponse quickly en
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by usr1106 1y ago
Details: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=revoked-isrgr... Edit: Their details are not correct: They claim the browsers would not trust it, but in practice they do.
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by usr1106 1y ago
Right. Having an own machine 24/7 online and setting up wireguard to it does not sound very typical. I use pass myself and I don't care about mobile. But I really don't know what to recommend family members.
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by usr1106 1y ago
I would be surprised. Bit rot is real. Security-critical software not touched for years is unlikely to be secure on a recent system.
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by usr1106 1y ago
I guess the author runs it at high load for long times, not only for the benchmarks to write this blog post. And less than 10 kWh is a low starting point, many households would be much higher.
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by usr1106 1y ago
I find it suprising that the designed life length of the cable is less than 2 years. Is that common also for more modern cable transports?
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by usr1106 1y ago
I generally distrust AI results, have seen too many misleading results. So my daily productivity killer are increasing number of popups to use Copilot. 10 seconds of clicking it away and 3 minutes lack of focus for hating myself working in
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by usr1106 1y ago
I had the impression tinc development had stalled. Would be glad to be corrected.
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by usr1106 1y ago
To be honest I don't understand the logic in acquisation and I don't care. As a forced Jira user I just hope it's a good thing for me that the money they have spent on the acquisation cannot be used to make already overloaded
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by usr1106 1y ago
We had Gitlab issues for 7 years at work. It was a clear and reponsive UI, simple but powerful markdown editing. Probably only 20% of the functionality what you can theoretically do with Jira, but just more pleasant to use and we got everyt

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