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Comment #44158095
They did the same for me: I was - like the author - vague here, instead of "10/10 perfect score" and thus rejected pretty soon without any further information.
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Comment #41460094
Hah some networks just get a 403 forbidden accessing this
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Comment #39161684
This is one of the long time running instances shutting down, linking to the primary nitter author saying it's the end for all instances eventually. And providing insights from the…
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Comment #39161195
Looks like this is the end
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Comment #36666564
yeah no, the people complaining about their deleted data clearly wanted to keep using it - so much so, they didn't expect anything close to migrating away to another location
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Comment #36666347
that's not the scream test, that's the nuke test - nuke it and see if anyone complains, if they do, it's already too late
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Comment #36389906
I still have open issues on github for keycloak. One of them is for example, that you can use whitespaces for names, where keycloak can't actually accept whitespaces. So you find t…
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Comment #36325079
Yeah government officials.. You don't wanna deal with them. Not even as a native german. Hasn't gotten better with the new refugees.
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Comment #36324978
Can definitely agree on that. We germans publicly joke about the fact that visiting the older part of your family in those "nice small villages" is always one hell of a culture sho…
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Comment #35868331
I can also recommend using Syncthing for a cloud-less synchronization between the machines
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Comment #35868316
I'm just guessing, but KPXC could emulate a USB device, or - if such things exist - register itself as a security key provider with the operating system because using a yubikey ins…
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Comment #35213817
Old, it's not new that macro expansions, build files and build tooling can do that. (And if we sandboxed that, you still get infected release builds, check your deps..) See NPM ins…
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Comment #31361281
Uhm, so all of the german subs are now in soccer ?!
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Comment #31194487
I think you can add this to your original post.
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Comment #30779101
Except it's not a standard. It's "everyone has a different API that is broken in another way". But you can threaten legal action if they don't fix it or help you, which gets stuff …
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Comment #30778952
I think you're totally right. I could write a lot about this divergence between knowing how the technology works and trying to get something done with the limited tools or time you…
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Comment #30760884
True, there is (hopefully) always something like a DB on the other end, containing the data in a a fashion that makes it much easier to operate on (sql). But is that really RPA at …
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Comment #30710435
Also don't forget that it's easier to never finish the story. To never go actually anywhere with your one idea. You don't have to explain plot holes, backgrounds, conclusions etc. …
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Comment #30548704
that's not true - and RT is state sponsored, DW isn't
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Comment #30541953
Another fact is that russia did forbid some german media (deutsche welle) to broadcast, so it's certainly also revenge..
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Comment #30541802
I think that's an attitude I can support.
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Comment #30541490
You surely do have laws against incitement of the masses, don't you ? One example: In Germany it's forbidden by law to deny the holocaust, use nazi symbols, greetings or other medi…
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Comment #30541091
Why do people here cry for freedom of speech ? We've had fake information laws in about every state in the last years. And now that it's not only banning some youtube accounts abou…