metters

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by metters 1y ago
> You're expected to give two weeks' notice, but they can let you go without any notice. Luckily, this is not the case where I live. Both sides have the same amount of notice
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by metters 2y ago
I am not sure whether TOTP can be used two times, but that longer validity aspect already lead to a vulnerability called "Microsoft MFA AuthQuake"
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by metters 2y ago
Is ProtonCaptcha [1] a good alternative to reCaptcha? I’m sure it is GDPR compliant but can anyone just use it? [1] https://proton.me/blog/proton-captcha
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by metters 2y ago
Thanks for this extensive response. I respect what you created there, my comment was not supposed to talk down your creation! As I already said, they look great! Wish you all the best and lots of success, I mean it. Edit: maybe add this exp
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by metters 2y ago
Those cards look great and I hope this will help some people to learn kanji. However, I fail to see the USP in comparison with cards like, let’s say from white rabbit press [1]. Is there supposed to be any? This comes of as simple advertise
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I Built the New Fastest Drone [video](youtube.com)
1 points by metters 2y ago|0 comments
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by metters 2y ago
I think there are noises specific to railways. And from what I believe this "MetaWindow" targets relevant frequencies. However, I am sure this also works for the frequencies generated by car traffic. At least the linked youtube v
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by metters 2y ago
This [1] is the official press release by Deutsche Bahn. I wanted to post this instead, but it is in German. [1] https://www.deutschebahn.com/de/presse/pressestart_zentrales...
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Deutsche Bahn introduces "MetaWindow"(railtarget.eu)
334 points by metters 2y ago|444 comments
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by metters 3y ago
True for most, if not any, reputable email service provider besides Google, MS, and Co.
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by metters 3y ago
Don’t know what users here think about posting links to one’s own site, but I’ll risk it. I migrated from gmail to proton, and wrote down the steps and experience. [1] Should be the same for tutanota or others, don’t know about migration sc
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by metters 3y ago
It is frightening, how little tenants are protected from being kicked out by the landlord in the US. Are there major differences between the states? In contrast to that, I believe tenants are too well protected in Europe, or at least German
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by metters 4y ago
Reminds me of this blog post https://www.joshwcomeau.com/animation/css-transitions/
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by metters 4y ago
This might be a stupid question. If WhatsApp wasn’t blocked in China and the second WhatsApp account (aka server side) was outside of China, could this bypass the great firewall?
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by metters 4y ago
I did not see there already is a thread about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33348716
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Lego MINDSTORMS related items will be retired by the end of the year(thebrickfan.com)
3 points by metters 4y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft slams external researchers over its own data leak(computerweekly.com)
3 points by metters 4y ago|0 comments
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by metters 4y ago
I think this guide is not too bad [1]. Some stuff depends on the business you are in and the company you are applying at. Listing the marital status used to be very important, but I don’t believe it still is. German companies love officia
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by metters 4y ago
> I should urgently get a) my mails out of my personal (non paying) Gmail account and b) get my associated photos out of Google Photos, mainly because of baby pictures which I cannot fathom to lose. I highly recommend it. It feels like p
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by metters 4y ago
My best interview experiences were with companies that either documented their full interview process on their website or told me beforehand how many rounds there are going to be and what to expect during each round. This includes sending m
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by metters 5y ago
How do you refurbish batteries? I mean, you are not only cleaning the outside, are you?
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by metters 5y ago
Is it possible to search your blog for specific terms or is there an overview with all articles listed?
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by metters 5y ago
Thank you. I seriously didn’t know the meme and had a good read during my lunch break
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by metters 5y ago
This is a good point and a perspective I neglected. Usually, when receiving feedback on my code I solve this by discussing the _why_ after receiving a _what_ as feedback. When giving feedback, I try to do the same: Instead of just saying wh
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by metters 5y ago
The article does not mean being ego-less about the product, the customer, or the user. It means being ego-less about yourself as a developer, at least that’s how I understand it. In other words, do not stop to care about the product, the cu
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by metters 5y ago
Another good example why more governmental data should be open…
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by metters 5y ago
I agree, but also have to add: Does any (normal, non digital) art (say picture or sculpture) have any value itself? Besides the value of the material of course.
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by metters 5y ago
Not the main topic of the article, but in my opinion an interview/discussion also is supposed to answer another (third) question: Does the company fulfill the expectations of the potential employee? Not only the candidate has to sell t
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by metters 5y ago
> deliver constructive but critical feedback as close to the “original sin” as possible. Receiving feedback that you did poorly weeks after the fact is disconcerting. It can lead the recipient to wondering what other things they’re doing
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by metters 5y ago
Dito

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