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by zeeZ 3y ago
It does, though a recent update to the wiki broke things for some time. https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Guild_Wars_2_Wiki:Reporting...
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by zeeZ 3y ago
Yes, there is a difference between playing random noise and playing the sound of an emergency warning system.
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by zeeZ 3y ago
This is not true for the EU. > 0,7 m/s² and ≤ 1,3 m/s² The signal may be generated. > 1,3 m/s² The signal shall be generated. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2015/2364/oj
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by zeeZ 3y ago
You may want to hit up David Bull, he's done a bit of research on the various versions of the great wave, while making his own https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK-Wicsj5rAasS2g7e-Z9eFUd...
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by zeeZ 3y ago
The German eID already has this feature. You give it a number of years, and it replies with a simple yes or no. The problem is that it's expensive to implement. Your options are A) going with an identity provider who charges you per se
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by zeeZ 3y ago
Depends on what you're after. In terms of mechanics it's a completely different game, but lore wise a phenomenal amount is tied in to GW1. It's almost fan service: the game.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Someone I know talked about going through security with a carry-on filled to the brim with M:TG cards. Apparently raised many alarms.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
To someone who hasn't the faintest clue what all those acronyms mean, this post reads like a tastier take on the turbo encabulator.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
I still have the email > Effective January 26, 2021, GitLab has phased out the GitLab Bronze/Starter subscription tier.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
I think this change does a great job to further solidify the Teams plan for smaller orgs. At GitHub.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Not visible on mobile, had to toggle desktop view to see it.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Last time I saw this was the Sophos XG web interface some time ago. User changed their password and couldn't sign in, turned out it got truncated somewhere.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
I'm in the EU, and currently content analysis is toggled off for me. How new is this option? If it's from the past couple months I definitely didn't touch it, if it's older I may have turned that off myself at some point
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Note that file attachments are not stored in the json file that contains the vault, so if you care about those you still have to back them up some other way.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
With the way things have been going and them showing decreasing amount of care for smaller orgs and more push towards enterprise, I'm gonna say we'll see the discontinuation of at least some of the various official self-hosted pac
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Or your startup is forced to look into "enterprise plans" due to necessary features for compliance being locked behind them, without having attained a certain size and "enterprise" money.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
I wonder how easy it is for a small instance to get overwhelmed quickly, though. One of my responses to Nova got boosted by her, and my media storage and database size immediately spiked (600MiB to 1.3GiB and 20MiB to 42MiB). Requests went
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by zeeZ 4y ago
The GDPR applies to: 1. a company or entity which processes personal data as part of the activities of one of its branches established in the EU, regardless of where the data is processed; or 2. a company established outside the EU and is o
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by zeeZ 4y ago
It's a holiday only in five of 16 states in Germany. It's been hinted at for a week so that even people who are on holiday, and would not ordinarily read their news that day, have an opportunity to check how this - in their eyes c
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Didn't know [0] had been locked. The bullshit edit about creating new innovations to help customers derive more value is pretty much what I expected to come from this.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Every time I have a problem or miss a feature, or it behaves in an unexpected way, I check if there's an issue open. Most of the time there is, multiple years old, sometimes with a bunch of missed release goals. With all the recent pri
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Something I think that, at some size, the only thing you really need to monitor is the number of visits to your status page.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Looking down at the nearby highrises feels absolutely surreal. There are more observatories deeper in the city, like the Tokyo metropolitan government building (which is also free), while only about half as tall, will I think give you a nic
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Bitwarden sharing requires the use of collections always. It's either in your personal vault or your organization's vault, at which point an admin can see all the entries and assign them to 0 or more collections. If you have stric
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by zeeZ 4y ago
Above 7.5t on the Autobahn 80km/h, outside cities 60km/h. Fines start at 10km/h over, so they're usually going 89 and 69 though...
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by zeeZ 4y ago
My car has a speed limit detection system using a camera and a button I can press to change the speed limiter to the current detected value. It works most of the time, but where it doesn't, it would be a major pain if it was automatic
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by zeeZ 4y ago
In the context of German ID cards, this is mostly correct. For age verification requests, the service provider can set the amount of years, and the ID card will simply answer with a yes or no. The pseudonym isn't created, but calculate
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by zeeZ 4y ago
This is a joke, right? It gives the impression those things are super common, and some of that is obvious BS, like needing to know where the front of an IC card is when you do insert it into a machine.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
It syncs to the web too. Most of my feeds are GitHub /releases.atom and other software updates.
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by zeeZ 4y ago
I've been using inwx.de since 2015, and they've been around for longer. The couple times I wanted something from support, they've been swift and helpful. My biggest criticism is that the API lacks the ability to do any sort o

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