winged

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   by winged 4mo ago

   > But your last sentence "Electric utilities did not end up ruling the world" really struck me. It's a great point, and TBH I don't really actually know why electric utilities didn't end up becoming more powerful
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   by winged 11mo ago

   Parship used to do this (not sure about their current practices, this was years ago): I once had a six-month subscription that would automatically extend by a year if you didn't cancel at least three months in advance (by letter or fax
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   by winged 4y ago

   Technically yes, legally no, with a few exceptions for military and special operations. Most airspaces are TMZ (transponder mandatory zone).
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   by winged 4y ago

   Deadline Oriented Programming.
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   by winged 7y ago

   My greatest misunderstanding before getting it to work was that Wireguard uses the `AllowedIPs` setting both for defining which source IPs to allow, and also for routing traffic back. Means you can't have multiple peers on your machine
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   by winged 10y ago

   Thanks a lot! Just fixed that line.
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   MSSQL on Linux – the details(adfinis-sygroup.ch)

   82 points by winged 10y ago|58 comments
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   by winged 13y ago

   Adfinis SyGroup - http://adfinis-sygroup.ch/jobs - Bern, Switzerland. We're looking for a python dev with at least some experience in managing projects. We're a company dedicated to providing open source technolog