emeidi

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by emeidi 7y ago
Iqbal Khan is Swiss
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by emeidi 8y ago
MyStrom has a simple web interface which I talk to with a bash script — but they come with Swiss plugs only AFAIK
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by emeidi 9y ago
Turris Omnia
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by emeidi 9y ago
Same here; LAX on April 14. Smoothes immigration ever since I've been flying to the us (since June 2001). Positively surprised.
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by emeidi 9y ago
I've traveled from Zürich to Los Angeles on Good Friday (April 14, 2017) for leisure - my first visit since February 2016 and thus my first trip to Trump's 'murrica. I was joined with my dad who recently retired and never has
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by emeidi 10y ago
I stopped reading here: "While Bob didn’t have multi-factor authentication enabled"
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by emeidi 10y ago
I have a similar setup: A script downloads my Remember The Milk tasks (.rss), parses them for YouTube and Vimeo links and downloads the videos to my Synology NAS and places a dot-file in the same directory to signal the script during the ne
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by emeidi 12y ago
"front" ... "war"?! Mozilla is taking a knife to a gunfight with the 800 pound gorillas out there. This is going to be a really long and bloody war ... NOT.
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by emeidi 12y ago
High five to all the CISAs, CISMs, CGEITs, CRISCs and CISSPs at Anthem.
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by emeidi 12y ago
Can it get even more retarded? Will I have to switch between a dozen SIM cards in a few years when I want to send an iMessage, a Facebook message, upload an Instagram photo, conduct a Google Hangout session. Oh hell no. Just give me a 4G en
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by emeidi 12y ago
You're onto something ... Sounds like the AirBnB or Uber for street parking. Disruption is in the making.</sarcasm> Why should people require a smartphone to figure out whether they can park on a street or not? My solution:
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by emeidi 12y ago
It does.
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by emeidi 12y ago
"Lieber ein Ende mit Schrecken als Schrecken ohne Ende." There is no way the SNB could have sustained this currency peg in the long term: It's vital for a "kleine offene Volkswirtschaft" like Switzerland to maintain
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by emeidi 12y ago
Was about time ...
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by emeidi 12y ago
The spelling mistake with "connectors" (plural) confused me. After looking at the linked web page, I now get what you wanted to say: The 12" MacBook Air is rumored to have ONE SINGLE USB PORT and NO other peripheral port (e
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by emeidi 12y ago
As far as I understand, you need to be root (or another privileged user) who has write access to /etc/init. Conclusion: You can bring down a machine with superuser privileges. Breaking.
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by emeidi 12y ago
Sounds like a solution looking for a problem: "Create an AJAX request to the location (eg.: /about.html). Change the URL in the browser with the history API (this way, the back and forward buttons still work in the browser). Show
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by emeidi 12y ago
Me is scientist. Me has produce papers. Me turns questionable data into sausage article and slaps catchy title onto it. Success. Repeat.
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by emeidi 12y ago
As long there is no Skynet chip in there, I'm good.
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by emeidi 12y ago
How? Is the hacker going to buy a plane ticket, fly to my home and plug his laptop into my network?
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by emeidi 12y ago
Ukrainian Downvoters?
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by emeidi 12y ago
Once I read "Occupied Crimea" I knew the map makers are biased, so don't waste your time on this site.
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by emeidi 12y ago
Silicon Valley, saving the world, one app at a time ...
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by emeidi 12y ago
Did Apple present Cloud Services yesterday aside of the Dropbox clone (iCloud Drive)?
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by emeidi 12y ago
"rotates passwords" Which I think is an awesome feature, especially when the rotation can be forced. Also, very desireable, one-time passwords. And a way to enforce password complexity and to prevent the same password being used f
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by emeidi 12y ago
... this doesn't work for software hosted on premise, right? Especially not enterprise-grade software ...
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by emeidi 12y ago
As an IT Auditor, I have seen one such tool at a client once and found it to be the best solution for this specific problem (if personal logins and sudo or another custom made script couldn't do the trick). But I've also come acro
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by emeidi 12y ago
Every Swiss bank I have accounts with (Credit Suisse, Postfinance, Raiffeisen) have internet banking protected with two factor authentication. The second factor can either be a chip card with a reader (protected by a PIN, and you then enter
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by emeidi 12y ago
Unintended consequences, anyone? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unintended_consequences E.g. Rabbits in Australia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbits_in_Australia#Biological...
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by emeidi 12y ago
"announced [...] that it is planning [...] this year." I'd be scared, too, about this vagueness.

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