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h4ckerle

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    Comment #44656089

    Don't forget Stuxnet which crossed the airgap via infecting USB Devices. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet

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    Comment #44627343

    WTF? Thanks for the notice.

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    Comment #44597590

    From what I've seen, Austria also does this pretty well, with everything being on xyz.gov.at. The problem I see for germany is that the principle of subsidiarity is taken very seri…

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    Comment #44065821

    Well there is no nobel price in economics[1] so probably a nobel peace price for ending trade wars. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sveriges_riksbanks_pris_i_ekon...

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    Comment #43978562

    As a european I again find it crazy what kinds of insecure stuff the banking industry in the US does. Chip+PIN arrived long after they did here, SMS Tan is still a thing while EU P…

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    Comment #41225071

    This works very well here. Just visit the website of thing you want canceled, scroll to the footer, click vertrag kündigen and you get a form to cancel, I have done it a few times …

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    Comment #40555143

    Yes. The court voided privacy shield in a ruling known as Schrems-II. The commission then created the Data Privacy Framework which is esentially the same as privacy shield against …

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    Comment #40328926

    As always with laws this is very location specific. In germany there is a very clear clause about patents not applying to "Actions carried out in the private sphere for non-commerc…

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    Comment #40328382

    OT but I didn't realise until now the Hunsrück was a real place... I always assumed it was invented for Werwölfe von Düsterwald!

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    Comment #40295683

    A general strike has a lot of power. Which is why they are banned in many countries.

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    Comment #40111652

    This is not true in germany where FritzBoxes are most prevalent.

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    Comment #38415775

    I don't think it will. Discovery in Archives has been a problem forever and with more content made today than ever before it is becoming ever more difficult.

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    Comment #38333942

    I don't know where you live or what experiences you've made but I just had a look into my municipalities online appointment system and there are 5 slots free to book just for tommo…

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    Comment #37731858

    I actually agree with your argument, but what does any of this have to do with who owns the means of production? Because that's everything socialism is about.

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    Comment #37409720

    Shortest translation that comes to my mind would be: "Ich fordre dich zum Trunk." Which IMO translates the original sentence pretty well. You could add a "heraus" at the end but as…

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    Comment #37392157

    After doing a bit of dig-ing (haha) it seems like quad9 sees the site as malicious... Sent a false positive report to them and the upstream info provider.

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    Comment #36845266

    N26 is also infamous for being the go-to-bank for cybercriminals. That may be because they are easier to fool than your local bank branch where most financial stuff happens in Germ…

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    Comment #36711554

    Not OP, but I use xkill semi regularly (like 1-2 times a week) to check whether an app is running in xwayland or natively...

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    Comment #36691106

    The Idea of the swiss guard standing behind some teenagers using their smartphones to photograph old books sounds hilarious...

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    Comment #36606898

    Wait, you are situated in Flensburg but not shipping to EU? That seems rather interesting... Do you also manufacture in germany or have you sourced that out?

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    Comment #36559880

    ESA isn't even an EU Institution, the EU has its own space agency called EUSPA[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_Agency_for_the_...

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    Comment #36534330

    If your institution hasn't got protocols for this, and you got sensitive documents and your laptop, it's their problem. For the one goverment issued laptop I worked with in my life…

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    Comment #36331660

    You don't have to. You can self report and if you incorrectly report it is a crime. As simple as that. This is also exactly how the definition of very large online platforms (which…

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    Comment #36285970

    Wait... Does the US not have speed cameras?