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forum.syncthing.net 5y ago

Syncthing testing storage of encrypted data on untrusted devices

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www.dantelabs.com 6y ago

Dante Labs CoronaVirus Test from Home via Mail

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twitter.com 6y ago

How it would feel like to start developing for Android in 2019

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code.visualstudio.com 7y ago

VS Code Remote Development

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linuxgizmos.com 7y ago

Orange Pi 3 SBC Arrives with Allwinner H6 and Mini-PCIe

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 7y ago

IntelliCode for TypeScript/JavaScript

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www.reuters.com 7y ago

N26 bank launches in Britain, sets sights on U.S

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 7y ago

TypeScript and Babel 7

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 7y ago

Bwin replaces memcached with SQL Server 2016 for better in-memory cache (2016)

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 8y ago

Announcing TypeScript 2.9 RC

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code.visualstudio.com 8y ago

Visual Studio Live Share Public Preview

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 8y ago

Announcing TypeScript 2.8 RC

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 8y ago

Announcing TypeScript 2.5

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 9y ago

Announcing TypeScript 2.2

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hackaday.com 9y ago

ESP32 Hands-On: Awesome Promise

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support.n26.com 9y ago

N26 e-bank promises free account creation and id verification over internet

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

Cyber Grand Challenge Finals Live Stream

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www.bloomberg.com 10y ago

EU Banks Need $166B, Deutsche Bank Economist Tells Welt

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www.businesswire.com 10y ago

Ime Inc. Confirms Breach of Myspace

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0b4af6cdc2f0c5998459-c0245c5c937c5dedcca3f1764ecc9b2f.r43.cf2.rackcdn.com 10y ago

Relative humidity stronger impact on disk failures than temperature [pdf]

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fromtone.com 10y ago

“Germany is sucking demand out of the world economy”

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blogs.msdn.com 10y ago

Announcing TypeScript 1.6

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www.reuters.com 10y ago

China stocks drop over 8%

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blogs.msdn.com 11y ago

Announcing TypeScript 1.5

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tech.slashdot.org 11y ago

Siemens Sends Do-Not-Fly Order for Pipistrel's All-Electric Channel Crossing

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www.neowin.net 11y ago

Net neutrality becomes law in the EU

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blogs.msdn.com 11y ago

TypeScript 1.3 announced

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Only the author knows about his motives.

Your point seems to be that the author should not have written the blog post and done a PR instead.

My point is that whatever the authors motives are and whether he did a PR or not, his blogpost was informative to me and has value on its own.

You could open the PR and it would also be faster than writing all these comments here about opening a PR.

That's not the point, it is not the author's duty to do that and him pointing out Microsoft's wrongdoing is meaningful at least to me because I will be more cautious if I'm ever being approached in a similar way.

The idea of client-side "cookies" existed even before CS:GO. I remember in CS:S the server was able to change game variables set on the client. I wrote a script for a CS:S server that would fingerprint a cheater by setting an obscure game variable to a unique value and so being able to identify the player through that even if they had a different steam id and ip. It seemed to work well for a long time for getting rid of the most common cheaters but of course the most commited and capable ones with RE skills will always be ahead of the game.

Carlton City Hotel Singapore, I arrived there in the middle of the night with a printout from booking.com of my (already-paid-for) reservation.

The staff said they don't have my reservation, told them to check booking.com, they replied they do not have access to booking.com, a third party manages that for them which was unavailable at night. In that moment I realized I was putting way too much trust in that website. I was able to pay for a new reservation and later got the booking.com payment refunded. Luckily the hotel was not fully booked...

Can anyone explain what role does ASML play in TSMC's advantage over other fabs? Let's say TSMC and other fabs can all source same equipment from ASML, what else exactly does TSMC do better than the others?

I am super scared of accidentally exposing a port to the internet. Is there a service / tool that I could provide with a list of all my public IP machines and it would keep port scanning them periodically, sending me a report of all open ports by email each month and sending me an email each time a new port becomes open to the public internet?

I was able to learn how to use containers quite quickly and some container addons make it very easy to use them. Not so much for profiles, setting up multiple profiles seems very tiresome and honestly whenever I look up how to create multiple profiles I lose interest. Would really love a solution that is as easy to manage and use as containers and allows to control which addons are allowed to load/run.

Edit: Also IIRC multiple profiles cannot be synced across devices through the same firefox account while it is possible with containers

Slightly offtopic but I think the problem of rogue addons applies to firefox as well. I wish it were possible in firefox to limit which addons can be loaded on a per-container basis. The extensions I want loaded on banking websites, social media and youtube are completely different. And limiting them per-container makes it a relatively simple mental model to reason about.

It's impressive how far China has come in just 2 decades. How significant is this achievement space technology wise? I still remember the first rover on Mars and it was a really big deal in my eyes back then.

One strange thing (to me) about Indonesian ID cards is that they have a compulsory field "Religion" where one must choose one of six possible religions: Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Confucianism. If one is without religion or follows another religion he must still pick one of those 6.

Another strange thing (to me) is the complex dependency between institutions. In order to be able to apply for various things like documents, benefits, scholarship, school admission etc. one needs approval from head of family then head of the village, then letter from the police and so on. Be on bad terms with any of these (individuals) and some government services are unavailable to you. I heard a story from and Indonesian about how he could not go to university because the head of the village didn't want to give him the letter that he needed to apply to university.

Also marriage between members of different religions is not possible. So one person must convert to the other's religion before they can be married.

I feel like there is a lack of solutions in this area. I messed with Zoneminder a few years ago and I never want to touch it again. What I would like to have is a low-maintenance setup in a docker container that I can throw on a VPS or raspberry pi, run it, set a username/password, point my dad to the web interface where he can configure anything he wants and I never have to deal with it again.

I have an OKI C301dn.

What I like:

- Build quality and the low price, the thing is huge and weighs 22kg and I paid only 100 EUR for a new one

- Availability of cheap third party toner cartridges

What I do not like:

- Every toner cartridge must include a circuit board that needs to be replaced together with the cartridge. This increases toner cart replacement price by ~4 EUR

- Third party toner quality varies a lot even from the same seller it's hard to find a cheap supplier with constantly good quality

- After 7 years and about 3k pages printed, a white vertical line / streak started to show up on the printed pages

Based on recommendations here I guess my next printer will be from Brother.