_bernd

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by _bernd 5d ago
It's funny. I have lurked or followed the gas station anecdote of yours but from the other side. After school I've worked at a gas station as well and we did not need to close because the shift swap was the same as over the day. Y
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by _bernd 7d ago
In the past I handled cash as an employee and as a volunteer. Like even a quiet night at a bar can sum up to a few thousand EUR. Yes handling cash is not free. But compared to some charges or fees it's often quiet cheap. Sure you need
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by _bernd 7d ago
IIRC then normal bank cards and debit cards can be charged with these future payments up to 500 Eur. So for small and normal cars this works. I too have a real credit card to be able to rent for instance "bigger" cars like even an
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by _bernd 7d ago
At least in Germany as far as I'm aware all banking cards are in fact "simple" visa cards who uses "V-pay", since 2012/2014? Personally I "like" or prefer V-pay because it made payment in the EU more
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by _bernd 14d ago
No we don't have that much time. Over time there will no longer be huge areas of new star formation. Most stars are also rather short lived and can not sup6a plane like planet Earth. Our sun, sol, has a neat live span so we can thrive
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by _bernd 17d ago
No. Just no. If ISP would have deployed IPv6 early enough in time, like deutsche Telekom had a properly IPv6 network ready in 2012 or even before. And dual stack is no issue. But as always the ISP does need to not fuck up and you operating
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by _bernd 19d ago
It's cool that you have not encountered any issues but especially birth control pills are also no smarties but many use them as they were candy. In my personal circle I only new of a single woman who had no issues. The majority had all
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by _bernd 21d ago
I can highly recommend "the agony of the real" if you haven't read it yet :)
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by _bernd 21d ago
I have no proof on hand but I have seen for instance a documentary on the French German station ARTE tv where they featured a kind of crazy dude who have gone through more or less every oral story of a tribe, the western world actually have
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by _bernd 26d ago
> security researchers I don't want the miss the young girls skills but she is no security researcher but in the eyes for her target simple a hacker. And I would say too that she got lucky. It would not be the first time that inexpe
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by _bernd 1mo ago
Yes but then you have to take extra care of this one special system which generates the key on this local system and which transfers the key material to the HSM. Sure it's a valid use case but depending on your requirements this could
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by _bernd 2mo ago
I don't get the down voting. This dude is correct. An "engineer" is typical like a "doctor". Yes I also carry the "system engineer" with me, and yes I have university background, but it's far far away
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by _bernd 2mo ago
Yes :) I'm using shellcheck since at least 2012/2014. And I loved the bash haters handbook <3 in all seriousness, bash will shine then when you have no heavy tooling available and we still have these systems around as at least
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by _bernd 2mo ago
> Bash scripts requires "set -eu" at minimum, when written by LLM or human. No. It does not. Just write good scripts and catch errors and handle them. That's the same more less with every language. And bash can be written
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by _bernd 2mo ago
Tldr someone discovered STP.
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by _bernd 2mo ago
Debian based systems can be queried if they need a reboot because of dpkg. But this was the same then 20 years ago....
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by _bernd 2mo ago
Yeah a classic and indeed a beautiful one. I highly recommend to learn the module and craft the low count piece bodies. And if you need to meditate and build resilience try to build the huge shape :-)
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by _bernd 2mo ago
Sorry, but what have I missed that a pizza delivery is worth 12 (en_US) billion?
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by _bernd 2mo ago
I don't get your question? If you use a /32 then there is no broadcast address and no ARP. And the /32 are then announced by your internal routing protocol.
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by _bernd 2mo ago
Could you give an example? I'm curious, too.
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by _bernd 2mo ago
To be able to use this tech in the first place? I have no glue about business problems but this sounds far better then the 30% rip off by apple and Google app stores....
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by _bernd 3mo ago
403 :/
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by _bernd 3mo ago
Personally I dislike this term since ages. Yes, in the end it just describes a "zone" and back in the old days most if not all small scale deployments just had wan, lan, and a server network. But what actually matters are rules be
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by _bernd 3mo ago
If they would have live as shitty as your train of thoughts then yes we as a species would have not survived. Please have a look at how indigenous tribes live and cure the sick to get a feeling what it would have might be back 50k+ years. W
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by _bernd 3mo ago
I wont blame you, but if you are interested, then have a look at recent documentaries about the topic. The German/French TV station "Arte" sometimes has the content in english too and other European languages.... They cover n
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by _bernd 3mo ago
Funny anecdote, that when Picasso visited these places in southern France, he said: we have learned nothing. Or something similar. Compare it with his style when he got older. It's related.
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by _bernd 3mo ago
> so they are much more intelligent than I think they were Pardon me, but we are talking about homo sapiens here? Those people would be not different then you and me. If you would raise one of their child's today it would just blend
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by _bernd 3mo ago
Nobody is talking about mdns here. I don't know where you got this from.
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by _bernd 3mo ago
Think of that you want to Provision a "smart device" with just a computer and no router. These link local addresses are quiet handy. But sadly the parsing of these with modern browsers is a flame war ever since. I assume that&#x27
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by _bernd 4mo ago
Me too. Brought amd 3700x and 32 gb in 2020 and updated the GPU to a rx7800xt in 2024. Still no complains :cool: And yes I will have to run this rig for another couple of years...

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