anon4242

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by anon4242 3y ago
Username checks out. Guess you're going for 100%?
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by anon4242 3y ago
The title was "The browsers biggest TLS mistake"...
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by anon4242 3y ago
This is why you should do `openssl s_client -connect <your site>` to verify TLS when changing your server's TLS certs.
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by anon4242 3y ago
It's a potential Heisenbug for (some of) your javascript code. Sometimes things work on some machines and sometimes it doesn't. Unless you have the cert-chain misconfig in your brain-cache you'd probably spend hours debugging
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by anon4242 3y ago
How could it ever be racist? Muslims aren't a race, anyone can become a Muslim.
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by anon4242 3y ago
I'm dead serious. Btw, I'm also thinking of Anders Hejlsberg and Rasmus Lerdorf. They also live in North America. But that doesn't remove the fact that they were all born and bred in Scandinavia. I'm guessing that their
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by anon4242 3y ago
"From the EU" is hard to discriminate in our industry these days I think, things are developed all around the world these days. Then again maybe we have different tech stacks but mine typically includes: Linux (originally from Fin
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by anon4242 3y ago
Haha, that article is ludicrous. I wonder how rich Elon Musk would be on that scale? "Wow Elon, you have managed to consume goods for $50000! You are off the chart of richness. $50k, what a rich man!"
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by anon4242 3y ago
I found it on LinkedIn, specifically targeting Swedish SWE ASFAIR but do you really want to work for $50/hour? That's less than I pay my carpenter and it's what $100000/year boils down to when you have to work 50 weeks&#
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by anon4242 3y ago
> I’m interested in fundamental challenges around computing: programming languages, cloud platforms, operating systems Yeah, for programming languages you should probably have been Danish and for operating systems the Finnish have had qu
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by anon4242 3y ago
> We also have a work culture were effort and ability is not rewarded (which at least I associate with strong unions), but “playing politics” is. To me that sounds like your typical large company. I've had a great time working at sm
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by anon4242 3y ago
> One thing I care about as a Swedish engineer is interesting work on the forefront of technology. Sadly that’s also been sacrificed in the Nordic model. I am also a Swedish engineer and find that there are plenty of interesting and inno
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by anon4242 3y ago
The government doesn't dictate when you take your vacation. They only dictate that if you want four consecutive weeks of vacation during the summer no company is allowed to deny it. Your employer is however allowed to say that you
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by anon4242 3y ago
It's interesting, I've started seeing job ads in Sweden where you are expected to setup your own company to work for a US-based company with US-style PTO. The salary looks bigger than what is typically offered by Swedish companies
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by anon4242 3y ago
LOL from their homepage: The retail experience consumers want and deserve Cooler Screens was founded on the core idea that consumers deserve a better experience in brick-and-mortar retail. We bring in store consumers an irresistib
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by anon4242 3y ago
Yeah, while that is technically true [0], the difference of being gay in Israel vs gay in Palestine seem to be more about, you know, a life and death situation [1]: > Gay Palestinians frequently seek refuge in Israel fearing for their
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by anon4242 3y ago
I guess you'll have to ask the South Korean people that.
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by anon4242 3y ago
Last I looked there were more than two members in the council, and also USSR hasn't been a member since 1991 if I recall correctly. Anyway here's the current list for you convenience: https://www.un.org/securitycou
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by anon4242 3y ago
They are talking about the security council, not the UN. The way members in the security council holds a veto to every decision paralyzes it. You should automatically lose your veto/seat in the council if you invade another country.
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by anon4242 3y ago
> voting ahould be calm and considered. Unlike discussions in your house of commons...
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by anon4242 3y ago
Too bad Palestine doesn't support the LGBTQ community...
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by anon4242 3y ago
I don't know, we've been doing it for years. Maybe it's a regional thing? One account for me and one for my kid. I authorize the use of my games for his account on his machine (I need to login with my account on his machine t
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by anon4242 3y ago
Maybe you can't play the same game (I haven't tried) but it is definitely possible to let your kid play other games. I have this very setup with my son and it works. An other advantage to this setup is that you can select which of
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by anon4242 3y ago
If you still pirate games in 2023 then it's because free is more important to you than anything else. But back when Steam launched it was much more of a hassle to get a game: First you needed to go to a physical store miles away and on
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by anon4242 3y ago
Create an account for your kid, then you can family share games you own with that account on specific devices.
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by anon4242 3y ago
I discovered that I could actually add many of the games I bought on physical media in Steam and/or other services by using the serial key inside the case. Still it doesn't help if you can't find the case either... and not al
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by anon4242 3y ago
Cheezes dad, go back to your woodworking!
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by anon4242 3y ago
"We scanned them and all of them has your chips in their bellys."
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by anon4242 3y ago
Some years ago I was at a vineyard in Burgundy harvesting grapes that were sent to Champagne to be turned into Champagne (the sparkling wine). It's interesting how the labeling law can be misused when it suites the champions of the spe
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by anon4242 3y ago
There are four cases to consider, MM (both kids are Male), FF (both kids are Female), MF and FM. So there's a 50% chance of same gender kids and a 25% chance for both kids to be female. So if you know the gender, say female, of one kid

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