rvwaveren

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by rvwaveren 6mo ago
Glad to hear! After losing my wife to cancer (highly aggressive brain tumor, she only had six weeks), I'm happy that you had the time, resources, strength, will to take cancer by the lurven
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by rvwaveren 6mo ago
How are you now?
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by rvwaveren 2y ago
Hadrian | Product Manager | Amsterdam, Netherlands | full-time | hybrid / on site | https://hadrian.io | cyber security We're a quickly growing company in the offensive cyber security space. We develop a Saas platform
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by rvwaveren 3y ago
I think a lot of people are getting tired of subscriptions everywhere. For the average user, it's not possible to spin up a VPN because of lack of technical knowledge. So, if you are an infrequent VPN user and hate subscriptions, this
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by rvwaveren 4y ago
I'm back to FF as well (after some Chrome years), and love it. However, for my work I use Google Meet and online collaboration tools such as Miro. Unfortunately, I only use Chrome for those services because FF will jumpstart my Macbook
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by rvwaveren 4y ago
In Dutch too. Many mistakes are made when translating English sources.
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by rvwaveren 4y ago
Question for Mac users. Apple installs git with its command line tools and is currently at version 2.32. Is it wise to install git via Homebrew so that you can upgrade faster? Or are there some benefits from apple-git?
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by rvwaveren 6y ago
Your point about incentives is exactly the structural problem here. I've been a consultant years ago and on a human level we loved projects that ran well. You feel good about yourself and your team for helping the client quickly and ef
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by rvwaveren 6y ago
In the EU, there are different terms that you should agree to: https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/updates/terms-of-service-eea As far as I understand, because of GDPR, the sharing of data between Facebook companies is
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by rvwaveren 6y ago
Yes, that works! I have a Samsung Frame + PiHole. Incredible amount of network requests are blocked now.
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by rvwaveren 6y ago
Yes, this works actually. I recently bought a Samsung Frame and was very annoyed by the ads in the interface. I now have a Raspberry Pi running PiHole and it removed almost all ads. Sometimes I still see an ad, then I know it's time to
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by rvwaveren 7y ago
Here's an overview of all submarine cables: https://www.submarinecablemap.com/
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by rvwaveren 8y ago
Interesting theory. I wonder then what will happen when Macbooks start shipping with >A12 CPUs [1], will we see more ARM based servers then? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_A12X
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by rvwaveren 8y ago
Very cool! Thanks!
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by rvwaveren 8y ago
I found it scary. I quit my job and became a freelancer without having a paying client. That was not the best path, but my job was on a yearly schedule. It was the choice between doing another year or quitting. I quit (because of various re
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by rvwaveren 8y ago
I do roughly the same, and besides charging a high rate, I usually do only one project at the time for 2 - 6 months. With my clients I make a deal about my daily rate * number of days per week I will be working. I never charge more than tha
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Why Duolingo is free (2011)(ted.com)
2 points by rvwaveren 10y ago|0 comments
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by rvwaveren 10y ago
Meta comment: Interesting that the site (dxomark.com) has the tagline "The reference for image quality" does not use retina images.
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by rvwaveren 10y ago
great company
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by rvwaveren 10y ago
I saw teletext.io on product hunt this week, pretty cool.
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Finding a Ruby memory leak using time analysis(gist.github.com)
45 points by rvwaveren 11y ago|0 comments
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by rvwaveren 14y ago
I've visualized the data so you can get insights quicker: http://ycindex.silkapp.com/