PostPlummer

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by PostPlummer 6y ago
> When you reach mastery you will usually end up breaking most rules. This is so true, and expands wildly beyond the area of mastery. I was in the fortunate position to be able to spend days with numerous world class piano masters, both
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Clear goals, period. This could be: We like to work on this and there is no deadline. Or: Forget the details of this exquisite item, but focus on getting it working on date X. I would not mind the perceived lack of progress in your case but
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Based on the same thing happening in my family, this morning I came to the conclusion that I would pay for my wedding video (1990) to be upscaled just to rejuvenate the interest of my kids in said video. The thing with "modern" qu
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
That is just fine for PCI-DSS. Not a problem at all.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Thank you (and the other responder for the Android information too). I stand corrected.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
No they don't. Just like iOS they use these randoms when scanning, NOT when connected (static IP's would otherwise not work anymore).
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Exactly this. You can not "force" these sessions, they happen to happen, or not. It takes (a lot of open mic) time to get these things rolling. It is a number game: more contact, more bouncing. For about 5 years I ran a worldwide
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Get to know yourself & be humble.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
That is it.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
> For many governments this a legal requirement. As in Healthcare.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
I leave my phone at home, or off when I want to, but the single biggest improvement of privacy and peace comes from "downtime" (iOS > settings > Screentime > Downtime). From 20:00 till 06:00 I will not receive any message
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
For those as oblivious to +0000 as I am, and wondering if that is GMT or UTC: - GMT is a time zone officially used in some European and African countries. The time can be displayed using both the 24-hour format (0 - 24) or the 12-hour forma
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Your answer baffles me. From the blog I get the impression Geoff is not "raise a question as to what is happening here" about HE's 97%, but more about all the others with >0% & <97%. Would you care to enlighten us w
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
This is way to smart for me to even pretend to understand. What I do take away from the article is this quote: > The first thing that you should do is clearly document your requirements and what attacks your system must protect against.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
> I think most people would agree The fans: yes, the obscure & filthy rich owners of the big teams would not. I would give my left arm when we would equalise the playing field where it comes to signing football players.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
30 years ago (quite exact), we drove back after a 48 hour "party" in Berlin (Roger Waters playing "the wall" at the broken down wall). We got stopped at the border (Germany > Holland) and I drove. We where tired, stil
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Bought it to support you. Hope it helps and thanks for the heads up (pun intended).
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
I HOPE this will happen, at least to me in my job. The current WFH has been an eye opener as far as quality of life goes. No more commuting, permanent access to great coffee, a fantastic computer screen, lovely chair and view (I actually se
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Not the artist, but... That is most certainly done on purpose and as part of the installation: you have to be present at -this- specific location to consume something that is 'at a random other location'. Lovely construct, I like
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
These pictures are disturbing and apparently illegal (since Spanish law seems to forbid the photographing of identifiable people in public, IMNAL) but damn they struck me and left me well aware of the utter despair and loneliness of these w
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
You just described my experiences with motorcycle shops. Man I wish there was less "MC culture" there and more customer service. Where I live it feels so bad that although I have a driving license since a month, I do not fancy the
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
BizDevSecOps is what you are looking for.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Five humans, all home most of the day. We cook a lot. Minimum one dishwasher run daily, maximum 3, average is about 2. And all of the pans, special cooking / prepping utensilien are done by hand.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
With a little planning like described it gets even better since you can buy stuff when it's on offer, which is never when you suddenly need it.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
After years, I switched from chrome to Safari. Takes some getting used to, but now I'm quit happy with it. YMMV
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Tell me you mean EU, or enlighten me which country is no longer part of Europe?
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Oh this is a live saver that I have been looking for since forever. Thank you so much.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Combine this with a unhealthy dose of group think and you got the perfect petri dish / bunker for some really radical believe systems.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
Thanks for posting this. Your friendly email inspector who needs to explain this x times a day.
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by PostPlummer 6y ago
It is the new "zone transfer" without the IP addresses :) There are companies that use private (not publicly resolvable) domains for which they create public certificates for internal hosts, that get published via CT. Nice for Ops

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