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Comment #48947671
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Comment #48922824
What does eggcorn mean?
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Comment #48922518
The app will likely have access to a bunch of unique identifiers on the phone. At least on Android whichs core concept is spying on the user. For me, it's enough that your activity…
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Comment #48911770
Governments will track with whom you verify. Much worse.
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Comment #48896429
Honestly, I always assumed that consensus was that replication is the hardest part. I believe we have almost none of the technologies required for that. Whenever I read of von Neum…
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Comment #48848064
You don't seem to use scissors.
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Comment #48804786
Apparently, West... Edit: before 1989.
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Comment #48804742
Faring better than some other country doesn't mean its good. Try calling up rt.com via a German phone network. And calling our chancellor a liar will get your house searched.
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Comment #48801794
I was referring to"hey you probably shouldn’t blow your hand off”. I am not against regulations per se, I am German after all. But a sane discussion should be had how far this shou…
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Comment #48801720
But that is the maxim which drives almost everything we do on a daily basis.
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Comment #48801606
But this is none of your business. I live in Germany, where everything is regulated by well meaning people. Going so far to regulate what you ought to say or to watch. It is hellis…
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Comment #48791951
But there are things like consistency which one can check for. And should.
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Comment #48776135
I loathe two things in password requirements: special characters and not allowing spaces. C'mon, it's 2026. Require 20 characters and call it a day.
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Comment #48706492
I use 9.9.9.9 but it failed me a couple of times in the past two months. Cloudflare is very robust but I just don't like them. Falling back on them silently is not what I want. I a…
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Comment #48627112
I tend to disagree. 1984 seems the playbook for the majority of politicians. For them, it's inspirational.
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Comment #48619810
The problem in a large codebase is keeping consistency when upgrading. I upgraded a codebase of approx 100 kloc from Java 7 to Java 8 a couple of years ago. As I didn't want mixed …
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Comment #48543911
It presumably runs in a gazillion scripts.
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Comment #48463663
That's an illusion. Two days of location data and you can pin down the owner pretty well. I thought about getting a SIM when Germany was about to introduce ID requirements. I quick…
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Comment #48426211
Where in Europe should that be? I live in Germany and for example Stuttgart has a shortage of nurses because they can't afford living in a 1 hour commuting range (one way).
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Comment #48265437
Same experience with Australia. Japan is very painless, as well. Friendly, helpful staff on both.
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Comment #48184390
How can the third party not know I visited pronhub when pronhub verifies a token with the third party handed to me by the third party? This may protect my privacy towards pronhub i…
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Comment #48176768
So, the trusted third party gets to know which sites you visit?
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Comment #48120416
I just don't allow outbound connections for our HP printer.
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Comment #48094982
Which options are faster?
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Comment #48065300
Does Thunderbird have rules? I searched for this and didn't find them.