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by borumpilot 6y ago
Anacdotal: Late 80's (cant pinpoint the exact year) I spend some time on the Sinai Peninsula and the local Bedouin would not accept freshly printed Egyptian Dollars but only the old ones. They figured we had be Israeli who printed our
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by borumpilot 7y ago
YOU as a customer import them. This is not a DNS spider service like https://dnsdumpster.com/ which also will not be 100% accurate in most cases, but finds a lot more for most domains.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
For me it is that I am looking for a very specific subset of people that has nothing to do with looks or places. The dating app I use give me the possibility to filter on these attributes and foremost: let me express mine.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
So the original blog title is: 3 Things To Know For Your First Remote Job. And it is really just three things. - Know your timezones - Map your day in blocks of time - Know your tools (chat, documentation etc.) Well that might work for som
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by borumpilot 7y ago
It's still not, as of the time of this comment.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
"I love the book and so should you". Nothing more then something that looks like an add on a website. Saved you 3 minutes there.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Nice misquote. Full quote is: "Maybe the code isn't perfect, but I've skimmed it, and compared to the horrors that are OpenVPN and IPSec, it's a work of art." Source: the given link.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
I would prefer to "A /64 in IPv6 land is the equivalent of a single public IPv4/24 for most practical purposes."
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by borumpilot 7y ago
How to fight and take a punch. People are capable of taking much more punishment then they think. With an hour of practice, you can overcome the initial fear and act much more rational when push comes to shove. I understand that this is not
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Absolutely fantastic advice. Source: married for 30 years and practicing this since we found out we needed to after years of ignorance.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
That was in Holland, years ago. They too have been dismantled.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Err, no. That describes one (relatively new) attack called Simjacker. This article / link describes this and a possible other attack (also an applet on the SIM card, calle Wireless Internet Browser (WIB)) AND a way to test if your sim
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Yeah, since that is NOT an attack against the SIM card (and code stored / running on the SIM card) but different issue completely.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
It is dated, just not on the page itself: https://srlabs.de/#bites "27.09.2019"
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by borumpilot 7y ago
You might as well flag this since there is no way to access the referred to data sources (and I am pretty sure there is quite a lot of actual information lost in translation). Source: I'm Swiss, read everything I could find, nothing ev
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by borumpilot 7y ago
:) You are right, thanks for pointing that out. After looking up continence it fits like a glove :)
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by borumpilot 7y ago
For me and my wife that works basically the same, but I have found method to the madness. 1. She loves it when I come to save her when the tone of the spontaneous discussion is not to her liking and nothing kills said discussions faster the
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Great service. To add, I like the checks of https://sslping.com/ too.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Lovely :)
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by borumpilot 7y ago
> Living in Zurich I live in Bern, so I know what heavenly security feels like. > The famed coffee shops must have quite advanced logistics They do, but that starts with the (ridicules) law that (permited) coffeeshops can not hold mor
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by borumpilot 7y ago
> You have to understand that Chinese prefer security over freedom. Or, as Mike Tyson put it: everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
In Amsterdam, the cashless option is for security reasons: too many violent, & armed robberies on the smallest of shops. They need to protect their employees, and since only the hardly visible police and criminals are armed: what can yo
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by borumpilot 7y ago
http://enforcementtracker.com/
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Same here, windows & brave.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Quick google found: Since 2010: North Korean ISP Star JV via China Unicom link. Since 2017: TransTeleCom, or TTK, is one of Russia’s biggest telecommunications companies and a subsidiary of the Russian railway operator. https://w
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by borumpilot 7y ago
You think that's bad? Here's Europe: NL DE FR IT SP GB US International 32 32 34 38 0 4 2 XS 34 34 36 40 1 6 4 XS 36 36 38 42 2 8 6 S 38 38 40 44 3 10 8 S 40 40 42 46 4 12 10 M 42 42 44 48 5 14 12 M 44 44 46 50 6 16 14 L 46 46 48
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by borumpilot 7y ago
I have grown used to all the eyes, smells and sights around me in open offices. What I will never ever get used to, is the fact that the dumbest, densest & deafest people tend to pollute the soundscape for 80% or more.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
Yet, but Bug Bounty Programs in the corporate world are on the rise. I predict a true wave of them coming in the next 1 to 2 years. Even Gardner wrote positively about it (the report is paywalled).
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by borumpilot 7y ago
That seems to me to be survivor bias: It's cool to claim the one (more quality time), it looks lazy to admit one should have worked harder.
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by borumpilot 7y ago
The same in Dutch.

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