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S3raph
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Comment #42223574
I've been using it for a few years, and it's an awesome solution if you have slow or flaky network connections. The project is great, however, it takes some time to find the best c…
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Comment #29751562
this is the the result of a nonexistent European energy policy, let's switch of coal and nuclear and not work on accelerating the approving process of renewable power plants what s…
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Comment #29214141
TWRP and TitaniumBackup (phone needs to be rooted). SMBSync2 (open-source android app, one of the few/only(?) that supports samba 2/3) to samba share (TrueNAS).
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Comment #25815111
jails are great, coincidentally I started using them too with Freenas (now Truenas). The only big disadvantage is that the FreeBSD ports are less uptodate than docker (Linux).
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Comment #24885917
> How was 2FA bypassed here? very likely a sim swap attack: "A SIM swap scam is a type of account takeover fraud that generally targets a weakness in two-factor authentication and …
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Comment #23072833
happy customer of backblaze. Love how transparent they are with everything (especially the Harddisk statistics) and how the CEO takes time to respond to a lot questions only confir…
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Comment #22909639
is this similar to DBeaver?
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Comment #22303096
For sure it is/should not be high priority, but releasing such an app in 2020 for sure does not reflect the great skills of the backblaze team. At least show me some basic stats, a…
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Comment #22302753
I'm a very happy customer, but please do something about your mobile app (android) it's really horrible.
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Comment #22302698
I sync all my device files to a local Freenas server which runs duplicacy in a jail and sync's it every night to backblaze B2. I looked at duplicity, restic, attic, borg and in the…
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Comment #22250785
Great story, I don't want to know the number of companies that run business critical stuff on excel vba macros + access DB some guy wrote 15 years ago.
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Comment #22250612
That's so true. We are running SAP, which is so heavenly customized (someone 10 years ago thought it was a great idea, thanks!) that applying patches is nearly impossible and requi…
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Comment #19715782
I can recommend a in my opinion very interesting book about "abusing stastics" it's called "Standard Deviations: Flawed Assumptions, Tortured Data and Other Ways to Lie with Statis…
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Comment #17472015
I still remember running the r5 release on my Pentium III 450Mhz..never had such a lagfree and fast multimedia experience on any OS.. ZERO lag.. it's performance was amazing.. unfo…
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Comment #17433354
Is it only me or does it seem if you are not a "famous" person that has a lot of public visibility and is able to create pressure through a tweet or blog post you are lost, no numb…
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Comment #17384122
confirm, works fine on latest Firefox stable Android
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Comment #17265795
in general commodity traders (power, gas, oil...)
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Comment #16554743
https://github.com/Chadsr/NordVPN-NetworkManager or https://github.com/jotyGill/openpyn-nordvpn
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Comment #16468925
so true, I would instantly pay if they would offer some 2-5$ plan.
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Comment #16468547
really love reading bug hunting stories
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Comment #16197970
and they improve liquidity (reduce bid/ask spread)
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Comment #16197932
the problem with cryptocurrency arbitrage is that the profit depends on how fast/reliable the various exchanges process your transactions and how much the transaction fees are and …
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Comment #16197502
he published also a now kinda old, but still great trading introduction/summary: https://www.quantopian.com/posts/max-dama-on-automated-tradi... The pdf link seems broken, but thro…