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by zeeZ 5y ago
Did the battery catch fire, though? From how fast they were able to put it out, it could also have been the charging port setting everything but the battery on fire.
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by zeeZ 5y ago
This is not entirely correct. The eID can be read without the PIN. There is a six digit CAN (card access number) printed on the front that can be used to read the card online, but legally only for cases where an agent checks your identity i
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by zeeZ 5y ago
Their problem with the German ID was that cheap readers did not have a keypad, so you'd have to enter your PIN on the PC, which could be infected with a trojan. It's sad that this myth that "eID is insecure" has stuck ar
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by zeeZ 5y ago
People like to shit on Telefonica/o2, and after half a year of trying to get my bills corrected I can see why. But I've had dual stack on my DSL for several years now without issue (caused by them).
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by zeeZ 5y ago
According to the FAQ there's also a setup fee for self hosting a chat server.
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by zeeZ 5y ago
You can't stamp a tablet with your hanko, and faxing it is difficult as well. A tablet would require changing a lot of established procedures.
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by zeeZ 5y ago
From my anecdotal experience working with those cards, they'll fail and brick early into your brute force attempt anyway. The card can use the date in the certificate provided to approximate the current date, and will remember the last
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by zeeZ 5y ago
The German ID card works something like that. The fields you as a vendor are approved for, you can make either required or optional server-side. The user can then choose what they want to add or to abort process. It can be read either with
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by zeeZ 5y ago
Part of the outrage stems from the fact that these changes were dropped on the community with little warning or discussion, I think
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by zeeZ 5y ago
Recently a systemd update that came with a flatcar linux update added/enabled a systemd-resolved stub that hogged port 53, preventing the actual DNS server on the machine from starting up. Does that count as broken by systemd?
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by zeeZ 5y ago
I'm impressed that it worked so smoothly after I entered Tokyo. Fully expected my phone's browser to crash at any time as it proceeded to download 34MB of data. Scrolling and zooming didn't even stutter. I've done a thin
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by zeeZ 5y ago
In Germany it was mostly ads for phone sex hotlines and ringtone subscription scams that ran at night in my youth.
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by zeeZ 5y ago
From the screenshots they post it looks like they're missing a powershell module that's not built-in. I tried to install the NtObjectManager module, but Bitdefender blocked it as Gen:Variant.Ursu.903319
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by zeeZ 6y ago
And then they made in unavailable again in Germany because Sky got exclusive licensing rights. Luckily I had a year long subscription that has remained active. Sky has neither individual cockpit streams nor English (and French, Dutch and Sp
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by zeeZ 6y ago
I've toyed with PostGIS to make a poster from OSM data by selecting streets that intersect with one of Tokyo's special wards[0]. Sadly I haven't found any excuses to play with it more since. [0]: https://christian.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
I've seen mention that this was initially supposed to be released on April 29 and gone out March 29 by accident, so... Yes?
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by zeeZ 6y ago
That is the easy part. To truly degoogle I have to update 15 years worth of accounts and contacts that might send me mail on this address or use it for recovery.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
For me it clears it up only 92% of the day. I couldn't tell you when 12:xx AM/PM is right now.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
I have the opposite problem. After many games of Mario Party, the analog stick would be very loose, flopping around without much friction.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
If Trump is unable to tweet, does this trigger the 25th amendment?
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by zeeZ 6y ago
The question was about transit, though. You could still lock your computer if unattended and require a password for your keys. With the goal posts having shifted to someone gaining full access to your powered on, unlocked device, we have ar
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by zeeZ 6y ago
You can write off 0,30 € per km one way if you commute to work by car. If you live more than 16 km away from your workplace that's already a loss for you.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
They unlock at 6 in central european time (5 in UK). This is the only month of the year when I will consistently get out of bed at 5:55, give the puzzles up to 2.5 hours, then have breakfast and get ready for work. Personally I find it supe
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Midnight EST (UTC-5) would be 5 am in the UK for the unlock time.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
You can use openssl rand -base64 n to save a pipe.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Why? I find it quite appalling how you can dismiss about 1.4 million people just like that.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
I see. And as soon as you make the repo public you end up with public issues again, unless you restrict them to project members... And a workaround of auto syncing just the code to a public repo where issues and stuff is disabled isn't
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by zeeZ 6y ago
In general settings, you can check "Public" under "Restricted visibility levels". According to the blurb, "selected levels cannot be used by non-admin users for groups, projects or snippets". Is that not what y
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by zeeZ 6y ago
They have a blog post: https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/journey-to-clou... > To focus on the world-class cloud experience you deserve, we are simplifying our self-managed offerings.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
No need to film yourself. You just got to make sure your deepfaked alibi is better. I wonder if in the future it's not about being able to afford better lawyers, but better fakes.

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