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Am I misunderstanding this or what do you mean learn from ruby? In Ruby I can override private methods without a problem.

I'm one of these people paying for VPN and Netflix and I just hope they don't break this as I can't imagine them bringing the same content to Germany. For the content they bring here I hope they make the undupped versions available too. These often have different licenses. Amazon Prime Video for example has an ok library but doesn't offer the undupped versions for a loot of stuff.

Honest question why would you care about the speed of a static site generator? As long as it generates the site in a reasonable time I'm fine with it.

I guess one problem is comparing apples with oranges. Meaning we can't compare Windows to OSX on the exact same hardware. The closest we get is running Windows via Bootcamp on a Macbook which seems to have its own issues (I don't have a Macbook but have read that multiple times.)

If I read this correct you are safe against this kind of attacks as each save uses a new random IV. http://keepass.info/help/base/security.html#secencrypt

can someone explain what happened here to those like me who are a little late. seems like the issue is resolved already or at least temporarily fixed. All I can figure out from the url and the comments here is that there was a gem called exploit and that somehow the config files where posted to pasties.org

Microsoft does that too. AFAIK their Signature Line is exactly that http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/list/parentCateg... Our carefully selected PCs provide the cleanest Windows 8 experience on a new PC with no junkware installed. The software and hardware work perfectly together.

you do know Microsoft sells plain Windows, do you?

I knew droplet is a actual word but my brain made the link nevertheless. Maybe it's because english is not my first language

Am I the only one who immediately associates apps/services starting with "Drop" with Dropbox?

just glanced though it but most of the stuff regarding Germany is pretty outdated

you probably should mention the guys providing the service. These DNS Servers are from http://tunlr.net/ and you shouldn't use these Server permanantly because they do DNS Traffic shaping

IIRC the app developers already get part of the 10% fee flattr takes as they are somehow the referer of the "flattr-clicks". And if the app developer unknowningly flattrs the app for the user, the user could immediately see that on his flattr dashboard and inform flattr about the scammer.

I think you missed the point that you set a fixed amount of money to use each month. There's no way flattr will use more than the chosen monthly amount.

I think you should look at how flattr works.

You set a fixed amount of money each month which then gets slit up between all things you choose to support that month.