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by y4mi 5y ago
They mentioned it in a sister comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29745224
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by y4mi 5y ago
I wish it did, but honestly all the mask deals were pocket change (you can't really say the mask scandal , considering how many there were). Take our Kanzler for example. He was involved in stealing over 50 million €. (CumEx) Not only
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by y4mi 5y ago
Germany has a massive corruption problem on the higher levels. It's not as visible for outsiders, because nations with corruption issues usually also have police and office workers essentially doing shakedowns to do their jobs, and tha
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by y4mi 5y ago
thats likely why they're also including mentions in job postings in their metric > Number of job offers, in which the system is mentioned its not a silver bullet, but I do think its at least somewhat representative of popularity
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by y4mi 5y ago
If you're interested in a more indepth view of how it's supposed to work, Real Engineering did a video about it recently. No idea if what they're saying is true however, I've no knowledge about the domain. https:/&
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by y4mi 5y ago
You really have no idea how DNS works then. ICANN can do that for .com domains, because that's their TLD. They cannot do it for the TLDs they've already sold/aren't responsible for. You can even purchase your own TLD fro
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by y4mi 5y ago
I'm not sure if you linked the correct video, because he's also saying that its going to be the children that will be in trouble. I really don't see europe failing before 2050, and that was the time horizon i mentioned...
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by y4mi 5y ago
They can emulate the SIM card which gets provisioned on-the-fly with no user input according to the position of the device and whatever contract apple has for that area. That's definitely going to be a step up in user comfort... The av
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by y4mi 5y ago
I'm so glad I'm already in my thirties. I'll be dead by the time the shit will really start to hit the fan. I'm pretty sure that people of the future will consider the time between 1950-2050 century to be the golden age
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by y4mi 5y ago
You have either no clue how DNS works or are entirely out of your depth wrt the definition of de-/centralization..
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by y4mi 5y ago
For a tech illeterare person maybe. using `docker-compose up` to start a preconfigured sonarr, radarr, transmission with VPN , Plex or jellyfin is almost all you need. the only addition is getting a VPN service such as mullvad... If that&#
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by y4mi 5y ago
It does work with Firefox on my end... Also hosting it yourself doesn't mean that you do everything yourself. It would definitely spawn build plugins that do most of what you need if this practice actually establishes itself.
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by y4mi 5y ago
It's rarely simple/honest misestimations with large government contracts though. There is just too much money to be made for the corrupt people to stay away. The honest and good offers are rarely taken, because they've realis
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by y4mi 5y ago
its quite easy to imagine in my opinion. she drives home and gets these notifications, which clearly spook her, which is why she made extra turns etc. she sends a few messages to friends and/or family, because she's freaking out a
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by y4mi 5y ago
Noise cancellation really is one of the most hit-and-miss technologies in my experience. I've got a sony wh-1000xm2, some inear Jabra and the Bose 700, which came with my Pixel 6 purchase the other day. It really is something the poten
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by y4mi 5y ago
> Not really; it is the server that tells all clients what the state is. Not with realtime action games, nope. The server hopefully verifies, but not even that is a given... Just look at New Worlds immortality bug from a few weeks back
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by y4mi 5y ago
> Edit: I don't mean to be too snarky, I encourage anyone to do their own research And yet you encourage people to dive into misinformation in order to somehow magically figure out what of the provided information are outright lie
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by y4mi 5y ago
I don't think we've went through a circle of more then doubling the power consumption before, but I've only been paying attention to it since shortly before 2010, as I was using prebuilt systems before that. Maybe you're
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by y4mi 5y ago
Check out the upcoming ATX power consumption and compare it to what we're using currently... What you said was true for a very long time, but Moore's law has slowed down a lot over the last 5yrs and power consumption has increased
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by y4mi 5y ago
Well, it's basically malicious compliance. They're supposed to be super annoying because the people which need them do things which have been deemed unacceptable from the legislature. Instead of complying, they choose this obnoxio
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by y4mi 5y ago
> Anecdotally, I’ve never fucked anything up royally. You're not necessarily wrong, but that's definitely a survivalship bias. You only need to lose once for a game over, so everyone still playing underestimates the stakes at
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by y4mi 5y ago
the portable version is also an option if the user passes a location as the profile path. This can be made more convenient by adding shortcuts for each profile. The UX could definitely be improved, but it's manageable in my opinion
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by y4mi 5y ago
How do the attackers ddos an inhouse deployment that cannot be accessed from the internet without joining a VPN? They can try to saturate the VPN host maybe, but that's going to be challenging considering that it's going to be lim
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by y4mi 5y ago
> Even if you can manage more uptime on your own than through the cloud (which I doubt) Getting higher uptime is super easy for smallish inhouse deployments. You just don't install any updates and let the server run, trusting your
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by y4mi 5y ago
They're saying that the institutions should care about it, not that they do.
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by y4mi 5y ago
You're completely correct of course. Sorry for the confusion.
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by y4mi 5y ago
and you think 60 miles without disenganging on a freeway means anything? to quote wikipedias statistic from 2012: - the United States had 3.38 road fatalities per 1 billion vehicle-km on its Interstate-type highways, often called freewa
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by y4mi 5y ago
I vote for once per quarter, with certain exceptions which have to keep running such as utilities etc. Outage should take a minimum of 8 hours
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by y4mi 5y ago
> Just out of curiosity, what are notable examples of people saying “we should judge people by the standards of their time” in a reasonable way? Do you consider eating meat at a restaurant to be a morally acceptable thing to do? The me
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by y4mi 5y ago
> On the other hand "allow people to use any feature on AWS they ask for" is a wrong reasoning. When you allow for this you get a ton of dependencies that are not requiered and in turn make your system hard to maintain and som

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