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by stop50 4d ago
It depends
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by stop50 5d ago
It looks it only tracks the upstream support of postgres. I dont know a company that uses that. Most use an downstream version that comes with extra support for versions that are upstream EOL.
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by stop50 9d ago
Link is broken. Here is tge correct: https://www.dw.com/en/eiffel-tower-closed-strike-women-hindu...
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by stop50 11d ago
Afrika has a lot of landmass around the equator, while the others are at the edges where in the mercator anything is stretched out. Europe and north america appear bigger than they are.
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by stop50 12d ago
the pull out then was an reaction to the black friday.
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by stop50 15d ago
How is that news? Changing the fuel is already the low hanging fruit. On the higher hanging fruit work is already being done, but it still takes years for that.
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by stop50 15d ago
The entire place is yours : as everyone knows this is wrong. Larry lives there and lets the prime ministers stay there.
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by stop50 15d ago
40C3
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by stop50 16d ago
Only /dev/urandom. Nothing new. Could be replaced by dev/random, since the kernel has only one random source anymore.
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by stop50 17d ago
i would contact the local entity that is responsible for cybersecurity, like the bsi in germany or as an second option an ngo that cares about security. The later can also publish it themself or helping to publish it without legal problems
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by stop50 17d ago
From the looks of it it only tries to replace puppet. ansible has the strength that it doesn't need to run on the remote server or uses apis that have nothing to do with the remote host itself or has no access to. My aap sits in an com
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by stop50 17d ago
Monitoring requires more than Satellite images. It requires sensors to measure the speed, snowfall/rainfall, how mich water melts, ...
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by stop50 17d ago
I use and participate in openstreetmap. When i see an blocked road, like an construction, i can update the map within minutes. For navigation i use osmand, but i use a few tools that access openstreetmap in the background.
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by stop50 20d ago
The website itself is broken
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by stop50 21d ago
I can think of two ways two ways of preventing this catastrophe or at least saving lives: 1. getting the world on reducing carbon dioxide at least from the 70s on worldwide. This also could have saved some lives in the middle east. 2. Use t
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by stop50 22d ago
Lets call it what it is: astroturfing
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by stop50 22d ago
The link is the captcha
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by stop50 24d ago
Looks like they can delete 2 records without problems. Maybe even the 00D* ones
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by stop50 24d ago
I have an crash: panicked at /root/.rustup/toolchains/nightly-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/std/src/sys/time/unsupported.rs:13:9: time not
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by stop50 26d ago
it started with Institutional paranoia and is now an method to prevent critics of gouvernment to get into the us
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by stop50 29d ago
So around 50% of the tires are probably a waste of money, 20% are probably near the proposed minimum
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by stop50 1mo ago
Like a-dab wrote: its impossible With some numbers you can, because the binary representation works, but others like 0.3 have an reputation to be differemt what someone might expect. If you need precise results, do not use floats or define
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by stop50 1mo ago
Is it just me or is the video ai generated? The voice has an strange pronounciation around terms like TPM 2.0 The person looks also very strange around the eyes.
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by stop50 1mo ago
How does this need a study? This is public knowledge for decades.
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by stop50 1mo ago
The registration and a few other things run over the internet
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by stop50 1mo ago
2003 maybe.
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by stop50 1mo ago
This is only the link to the bot, not the xcancel link
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by stop50 1mo ago
Of course they have emotions, some have just an problem showing them or don't want to show then.
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by stop50 1mo ago
Its only an vendor id. Nothing Intel can influence except their own entry
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by stop50 1mo ago
They fixed it years ago.

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