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pisipisipisi
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About pisipisipisi
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Comment #48234070
I can replace everything, except google earth / streetview.
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Comment #46918392
My experience in a “product company” - Pre-sales solutions engineer - the original problem solver. Professional services - post-sales firefighter :)
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Comment #44649033
Amsterdam.
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Comment #44648528
I add and grep for the following: - FIXME: this is clearly broken/wrong and highest priority - XXX: this is “ugly” or assumes wrong things, probably higher than next - TODO: at som…
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Comment #42500221
Why? What is wrong with fido?
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Comment #41059055
Visual explanation of HTML shopping.
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Comment #37030577
There are alternatives for mapping apps, but no competitors for street view and discovering local photos (if you need a map/streetview for NY or SF it doesn’t matter what you use).…
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Comment #32806184
Ikigai
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Comment #31419411
Thanks! This looks like an awesome text editor and has the very understandable navigation I miss from b-liner!
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Comment #31414463
I wish someone re-created Varatek B-liner ... https://www.mind-mapping.org/index.php?title=B-liner_2002
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Comment #30223097
Less than one FTE per month?
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Comment #30130486
Smstools and smsd might be another option
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Comment #29372459
Who is behind the app? Company? Person? Impossible to find anything than a "hi@" e-mail. The Github repository has no people-members, commiters have no real location...
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Comment #28305949
He is dead now. RIP
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Comment #26272182
There is sekey app for macs, use it. There are also yubikeys which can be used for SSH and OpenSSH knows how to use fido keys, so even more to choose from.
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Comment #23714665
Getting asked as an expert "can this id card thing be trusted?" my answer has been "for communicating with the government you inherently don't trust, the method or security of an a…
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Comment #23714575
This shows the issues in process and attitude. Even in the case of ROCA, you do not really break the crypto part itself, you wiggle around the implementation and procedure issues t…
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Comment #23714554
He is a well-known researcher in Estonia, with his scope of work both known as well as appreciated (at least by the non-politicians). Of course some have the "too big to fail", thu…
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Comment #22832954
Reminds me a neat Windows program from beginning of the century: https://www.mind-mapping.org/index.php?title=B-liner_2002
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Comment #21930287
Calver?
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Comment #19907656
Idea of free public transport (for rural areas: to add mobility to shrinking (age) and city-moving population) is interesting, to combat the otherwise natural process of urbanizati…
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Comment #19569055
As a 10+ year smart card crypto specialist I absolutely LOVE sekey
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Comment #19565955
"better serverless?"
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Comment #18223307
Until some random IoT device from 2016 without updated firmware requires some weird old configuration to access it ...
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Comment #18106649
The problem is mandatory blind trust in single entity, be it Gemalto or Oberthur or NSA^H^HIST. Same issue with CA-s.