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born2discover
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Comment #40408542
May I wonder what would you propose in his stead ? I am not a military inclined person, but asking for missiles that are purposefully built to target air missiles as well as their …
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Comment #40408481
I would assume Russian military would not be relying on GPS but use GLONAS[1] instead. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GLONASS
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Comment #39111228
Same question but for Switzerland.
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Comment #39013157
This actually depends. If you need something specific, tailored to your needs and operational niche, then obviously you can not forego a visit to a lawyer. However, for some docume…
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Comment #38918178
My apologies for hijacking the thread, but could you please elaborate on your noscript/(x)html map setup ? How would one even handle zooming and paning in such a case ? With forms …
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Comment #38403458
And ad a bonus, you get to be tracked everywhere for a tiny monthly fee ! Who wouldn't want that ! /S
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Comment #38275488
Funny but Chrome on Android opens the website without any issues
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Comment #38248978
Your comment is based on the premises that Meta/Google... are there to help you shop/find the best result once you've made your mind. For that purpose, an optimised search engine i…
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Comment #38203151
The Guardian seems to have covered that as well here: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/nov/04/ex-danish-defe...
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Comment #37929699
According to the lore a goldfish has an attention span of about 3 seconds, are you sure humans nowadays have one *that long* ?
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Comment #37919063
Yep, that pretty much mirrors my own experience as well, and I am also Swiss. Sadly, IT companies in Switzerland aren't serious about security. Even big, reputable firms have been …
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Comment #37820816
That's a really interesting project ! One pet peeve, though. Some entries have "Arbitration Award" listed as an action. However, these usually mean that the physician won an arbitr…
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Comment #37757742
Too many to count I'm afraid
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Comment #37153371
That sounds intriguing, could you please elaborate?
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Comment #35954432
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Comment #35873006
And yet Australia voted not to become a republic in 1999. Seems like it did survive a simple popular vote at that time.
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Comment #35872951
Police does not hold any discretionary powers on whether to enforce a law. In a functional State, Police is a subordinate of the executive branch, not it's willing accomplice. It c…
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Comment #35220973
Credit Suisse is indeed one of several globally systemically important banks. The list is annually established by the Financial Stability Board [1]. [1]: https://www.fsb.org/2022/1…
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Comment #35220929
There is no such thing as a "constitutional right given to Swiss citizens to banking secrecy". Swiss constitution does not provide anything of sort [1]. The "Banking Secret" is def…
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Comment #31573093
IMHO that greeter function of yours is unnecessarily complicated. The same could be achieved in an easier way: """python from functools import partial def greeter(name): print(f"He…
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Comment #31181449
Could you please elaborate on the "..., and have a fake first MX record" ?
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Comment #31122171
I believe they are referencing the fact that upon a login attempt the server does receive a plaintext password per se. Usually it is stored in memory only long enough to compare it…
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Comment #31122119
In fact, the previous version of Tabler used feather icons but then they decided to roll their own for whatever reason.
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Comment #31061478
Interesting! Do you have by any chance a link the documentation about it, because so far all I could find are links to information about `podman generate systemd`.
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Comment #31056748
For that Podman provides a nifty little trick: `podman generate systemd`[0] which allows you to generate systemd unit files for your pods and/or containers. Once generated and enab…