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by zeeZ 6y ago
Sure, it should work reliably, but it also shouldn't have unexpected dangerous behavior like OP's complaint that the average user is not aware of. It could ship with good defaults and at some point, during setup, some introduction
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by zeeZ 6y ago
I disagree. The default for a password manager should be the most secure, with additional features and behavior only being enabled after the user has had at least the chance to make an informed decision.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Chances are it you actually read though the terms and conditions before clicking the checkbox, your session will have timed out and you'll have to start over.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
One of the pieces posted looks like an edge protector used when shipping cargo that needs to be strapped down...
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by zeeZ 6y ago
This could also be used for local things, by limiting which towers broadcast the message and which don't. No gps, app or data plan required.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
I have three of those apps installed, none of them did anything that day. They've mostly worked in the past, except when larger areas were notified and you clicked on the notification to get more details the app would show nothing beca
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by zeeZ 6y ago
There's been several articles and HN posts about chromium's nxdomain/intranet detection feature and its impact on root DNS traffic that may give a hint. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24231857 https:&#
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Trying to break up a history of posting links from the same domain with something else?
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by zeeZ 6y ago
From the TOS[0], 2.5: > These limitations include but are not limited to [...] pull rate (defined as the number of requests per hour to download data from an account on Docker Hub) [...] I read that as per account that owns the repositor
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by zeeZ 6y ago
That information suddenly appeared(?) on their pricing page in the comparison table, near the bottom: https://www.docker.com/pricing
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by zeeZ 6y ago
GitLab also has support for various registry storage backends, including s3 and swift. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/packages/container...
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by zeeZ 6y ago
That's about $48 per month over seven years, which is not completely outrageous.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
true, false and null
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Cover Your Ass. We warned you, do it no longer is our responsibility/problem.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
If b-word is no and white is yes, then something like "maybelist" or "perhapslist".
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Naturally. You can't do business in Japan without a fax machine.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
The escalator one depends on how busy it is. During rush hour or when the line at the "entrance" begins to grow longer the free side gets a lot more traffic, though usually people will still try to walk on that side in order to no
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by zeeZ 6y ago
They come in contact with it though, from those driving around them. Then there are other customs, like standing on the left side of escalators (except for Osaka, where it used to be the right side, but now it's mostly the side the lin
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Yes, Leistungsschutzrecht (ancillary copyright for press publishers). They tried to force Google (and others) to pay, but instead of paying, Google asked "give us permission to use your content or we'll have to delist you", a
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by zeeZ 6y ago
What do you mean? They do offer licenses for individuals, and I've had a personal license for over seven years now.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Even worse, it redirects you to the landing page instead of the different language version of the page you were just on. It's so bad before even trying to look for a language toggle I see if I can replace "de" with "en&q
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by zeeZ 6y ago
"zoom" the noun as in "zoom level/factor", not the company
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by zeeZ 6y ago
Good thing I don't have a master's degree.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
If you really wanted to you could probably label male and female connectors as sexist and the act of using them rape. I think that's both insanity and distracting/undermining the real problems actual humans have.
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by zeeZ 6y ago
We should remove short and long because you can use those words to describe people's height or other features. You can argue for the replacement of black- and whitelisting with allow- and Blocklisting because it removes the intermediar
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by zeeZ 6y ago
This only works if the password hashes aren't salted
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by zeeZ 6y ago
GAIA-X: Technical Architecture: https://www.bmwi.de/Redaktion/EN/Publikationen/gaia-x-techni... More on the project: https://www.bmwi.de/Redaktion/EN/Dossier/gaia-x.html
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by zeeZ 6y ago
It starts around 1:24:15
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by zeeZ 6y ago
He has threatened to move production elsewhere though, so how much does the really care about the workers?
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by zeeZ 6y ago
The problem I have with this is the "teacher" to "person" ratio. It doesn't matter if the teacher has more time per student to answer questions and properly explain if they don't know the answer. It's lack

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