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lenlorijn
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Comment #46189680
Why is incarceration suddenly not an appropriate possible punishment for theft if it is done by someone in a suit. These are hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars being…
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Comment #42204829
By far the largest amount of cyclist deaths and injury are still caused by cars. The ebikes just get more news coverage because they're novel. But cars are heavier and go faster so…
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Comment #42204659
Electric bicycles basically solve the hill issue. Dutch people bike in any weather. We have a ton of terrible weather, both hot and cold but mostly wet. Our summer heat might not b…
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Comment #42203783
Most PHP apps use a deployment method where a symlink gets set to a directory with a new version of the code. Because of how opcache works this has no impact on running requests, w…
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Comment #42202903
Bikes are small and fast, and only a small fraction of cars will need to turn here as this is a street going in to a neighborhood. The chances of multiple cars wanting to take this…
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Comment #41696928
I'm sorry but anecdotal evidence is barely any evidence at all. I could list a very large number of news reports of cars ramming in to houses an businesses, which I can promise you…
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Comment #41625361
You say this as if cars adhere to the rules given at all times. The difference is that bikes do it at their own peril and cars do it at the peril of others. Give cyclists good infr…
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Comment #41625337
I briefly studied law in the Netherlands and it was used as an example. Our lecturer told us that if "A person on a bike would jump out of an airplane on a bike, land with a parach…
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Comment #40844351
As the security maxim goes: POC || GTFO
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Comment #37307717
Also having some iterative improvement instead of a large project (waterfall) seems to fit quite well for certain (software) engineering projects.
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Comment #35233673
I see lots of folks in the comments assuming what would happen when you bike drunk, seemingly not ever having done so themselves or seen it. I live in a student city in the Netherl…
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Comment #35233092
Space is expensive in city centers. Cars take up lots of space.
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Comment #35229424
Basically we can. Not everyone, but you can imagine someone that relied on it for their survival definitely could. In these races the horse gets to subtract hold time. Take a look …
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Comment #34712153
I've only had this experience with one game that was marked as not supported at all (Batman: Arkham Asylum). After first setting a different version of Proton for the game as per i…
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Comment #27673621
This is why security in depth is important. A simple DB user could have prevented this, and many other consequences from misconfiguration. This time it's docker, next time it's a b…
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Comment #25227134
Do you think your culture might be close enough to the US that your opinion is biased in a certain way?
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Comment #24869666
This isn't really comparing the results to other pentests, so I have a hard time seeing the use of this. I think almost any pentest will miss some/many security issues. And these i…
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Comment #24638311
I think this should have "Show HN" in the title. For people looking for an open source PIM, https://www.akeneo.com/ is also worth considering.
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Comment #24430467
I usually enjoy articles by Jacques, but this one has a different tone and I don't think I understand its point. Saying things like > hey should just shut up, sit in a corner and d…
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Comment #23561518
It means remove any data that identifies the individual. So saving data that is not identifying is fine, saving a record of there having been a request is also fine, saving identif…
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Comment #23179348
Metadata such as what domains/ip's are contacted can still be harvested.
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Comment #23112220
GDPR only mentions cookies once. Natural persons may be associated with online identifiers […] such as internet protocol addresses, cookie identifiers or other identifiers […]. Thi…
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Comment #22115795
PHP uses composer as a package manager, which is quite simple to use and very easy to install (it's a phar archive, basically an executable zip file). And frameworks like Laravel c…
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Comment #20262353
We have several websites running behind Cloudflare. Only one out of our 8 or so seem affected