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by zeeZ 8y ago
Or, without all the marketing, but too far from the original title: "Microsoft discontinues sovereign Microsoft Cloud Germany" > With this focus, we will no longer be accepting new customers or deploying any new services from t
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Microsoft to deliver cloud services from new datacentres in Germany in 2019(news.microsoft.com)
1 points by zeeZ 8y ago|1 comments
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by zeeZ 8y ago
Giving someone else full access to your DNS who in turn gives that access to a (probably undisclosed) fourth party seems like a really, really bad idea. Do people really do that?
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by zeeZ 8y ago
But then the DNS root servers would have to know every single domain in existence. The current system works because the higher level servers only need to know who below them in the hirarchy is responsible for the next subdomain. How would y
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by zeeZ 8y ago
This reminds me of the guy who (claims to have) pranked his roommate with targeted Facebook ads: http://ghostinfluence.com/the-ultimate-retaliation-pranking-...
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by zeeZ 8y ago
If your Twitter bio includes your affiliation with the company and you're talking about your job it's no longer purely personal IMHO. Of course opinions posted are your own and such, but you're still somewhat representing the
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by zeeZ 8y ago
You got close there. Suica (and the Icoca I have, don't know about others) are valid for 10 years after last use. This seems like a ridiculously huge amount of time to me.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
If your contacts are synced to the cloud, were they informed that their information will be transferred and processed overseas?
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by zeeZ 9y ago
The strategy from the blog certainly makes more sense than my StarCraft strategy: Always go for the most expensive and badass sounding units, or flood the map with as many of the cheapest units as possible...
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by zeeZ 9y ago
I meant Chromecast devices being sold on Amazon. There was some drama where they even forbade marketplace sellers from selling the devices https://www.techhive.com/article/2988560/streaming-hardware/...
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by zeeZ 9y ago
Didn't Amazon start this by not allowing Chromecast to be sold on their platform?
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by zeeZ 9y ago
But there's also "presumed" and "did not think" in there. When there's a problem with your killing device you probably shouldn't use it until you've clarified what the problem is and don't just a
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by zeeZ 9y ago
There is a 2016 documentary about this by NHK: https://youtu.be/ke-H5EEqvRs This is not an official channel, but it's completely gone from their website.
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by zeeZ 9y ago
As a German, when I get the vote notification via mail I just fill out a form online, receive the ballot via mail after about two days along with a form to sign, a bunch of color coded envelopes and instructions on how to assemble this voti
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by zeeZ 9y ago
What you're describing sounds like xenophobia to me, not racism.
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by zeeZ 9y ago
> Another major hit was that all the packages we were sending to Germany started bouncing back. After this continued for several shipments, I decided just not to ship to Germany any more. I guess that explains why I only ever received on
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by zeeZ 9y ago
From context: writes login attempts to a log file. The CB-TLDR is SSH does not write passwords to log files by default, this is what they changed so it does, and you won't believe what happened next.
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by zeeZ 9y ago
In Germany the most common is centrally controlled. Usually a couple streets are connected to a controller, which is either triggered by a signal modulated over the regular mains from the local power provider or a central sensor, or trigger
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by zeeZ 9y ago
The bare-metal scaling documentation needs to be scrapped and rewritten from scratch. With very limited knowledge about terraform, it's faster to start over with nothing than trying to get terraform (apparently you need the installer b
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by zeeZ 9y ago
But you wouldn't be using both hard drives at the same time. You put one in a safe (place) and only take it out for the occasional setup, maybe swap them every couple months.
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by zeeZ 9y ago
Looks like you got lucky. I usually get fake virus warnings that vibrate the phone nonstop or redirects to my carrier's store, one misclick away from buying a shitty mobile game.
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by zeeZ 9y ago
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by zeeZ 10y ago
If you want to offend both groups: Germany has a joke item called a "Gardena RJ45 Adapter"[0] which allows you to connect your garden hose to your network... [0] https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-QkYNnuYZs8Y/
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by zeeZ 10y ago
> L_n = L_{n-1} + L_n L_{n-1} = 0 ;-) You probably meant L_n = L_{n-2} + L_n{n-1}
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by zeeZ 10y ago
This is the only information I could find: https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/6090602 No personal accounts, but then they go on to define basically everyone as "business"...
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by zeeZ 10y ago
While someone being "geschmiert" does mean they were bribed, "läuft wie geschmiert" translates to things running smoothly (like a well-oiled machine).
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by zeeZ 10y ago
They fixed that, at least for GCP. How the other Google bits fit into that, I do not know. They're planning to expand to a bunch of new regions this year. https://www.blog.google/topics/google-cloud/google-clo
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by zeeZ 10y ago
They are paying for music licensing. In Germany about 60℅ of the top 1000 videos were blocked due to disagreements with GEMA about fees. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blocking_of_YouTube_videos_in_...
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by zeeZ 10y ago
A reddit comment [0]: > StarEngine was based on CryEngine 3.7 (last big integration) with cherry picked changes from CryEngine 3.8 (mainly some Animation/Serialization fixes/improvements). The Lumberyard builds we used had the
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by zeeZ 10y ago
There is a HTML <keygen> tag, but it's deprecated IIRC.

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