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Comment #41326848
On the other side of the Channel, the French government has managed to create the "BAN" (Base Adresse Nationale - National Address Database), a database of detailed postal addresse…
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Comment #39830905
They also use a similar mechanism for the "get me out of here ASAP" panic button [0] that staff place in your hand and tell you to squeeze if required, all it does is detect a chan…
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Comment #38852273
Car related deaths worldwide in 2018: 1.35 million (Source: https://www.cdc.gov/injury/features/global-road-safety/index... ) How would you feel if you had lost a loved one to a ca…
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Comment #29980827
Is there any particular reason for choosing a .fr domain name for this project ? According to Wikipedia [0] the .fr ccTLD is limited to European Union residents (+ Switzerland, Nor…
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Comment #29258858
Tried signing up for Relay Premium (from France), Stripe is telling me that "The currency of this subscription isn't valid for the country associated with your payment"...
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Comment #26031421
As for physical security, some are only protected by simple manhole covers before reaching the actual technical building, here's an example in Marseille, France where SeaMeWe-4 (an…
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Comment #22909009
Interesting, I was unaware of the fact that every mobile device has a unique radio fingerprint [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_fingerprinting
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Comment #19677912
> See all of those microwave antennas on buildings and towers? A lot of them transmit around there. But microwave links are P2P and directional, using narrow beams at a certain hei…
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Comment #17241584
Wow you've done some great stuff. I work in the same industry in a company that has been around since 2007 and we don't have anything remotely similar to provisioning systems for c…
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Comment #16952557
.gov is purely American, the French equivalent is .gouv.fr
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Comment #16583746
I'm aware of the fact, it was just strange how they announced it in the video [0], as if it was a new feature. PoE has been possible on previous versions with a PoE hat aswell, so …
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Comment #16583615
But PoE isn't actually built-in to the Pi, it requires an external hat, purchased separately, and using a PoE hat has been possible on previous versions, yet they decided to announ…
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Comment #16583098
PoE support has always been available with a seperate PoE Hat [0], I found it to be a strange announcement. 0: https://coolcomponents.co.uk/products/pi-poe-switch-hat-powe...
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Comment #16458342
Wow that's dissapointing, such a shame. The most surprising example is in Reims, France where they provided 400 bikes in November 2017, only 20 fully functional bikes remained in J…
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Comment #16458231
Here [0] are some stats from 2016 provided by the French Home Office. [0] https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Interstats/Actualites/Insecuri... Edit: More up to date stats from 2017 here…
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Comment #16458215
I used the Gobee.bike rental service in both Turin and Milan, and the only vandalism I encountered were two bikes that had been thrown into the Navigli canal, other than that it di…
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Comment #15728544
In France they have an ad campaign running on mainstream French TV channels at peak time [1], playing on the fact that search engines know everything about you from your age, famil…
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Comment #15136446
Web App Developer
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Comment #14520195
But you're still "managing umpteen million passwords", hence the name password manager.
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Comment #14299992
OWASP [0] is a good resource for most things Web Security related [0]: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/JSON_Web_Token_(JWT)_Cheat_S...
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Comment #14140623
They do, and there is a CLI tool provided by OpenStack themselves: https://docs.openstack.org/cli-reference/swift.html
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Comment #14086321
One search engine to consider is Searx [0], you can easily host your own instance locally or on a public facing server [1]. What it does is aggregate search results from multiple e…
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Comment #14026450
They have basic IR "filters" which are used to reduce IR light, but they don't totally block it, which is why you can see a purple light coming from TV remotes and such [0] 0: http…
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Comment #13983947
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman
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Comment #13560175
I think you mean LogMeIn has been acquired by Citrix, no ?