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Sadly they already did, there is a TGI Friday at the location Apple wanted today.
Re:Thousands of Swedes Are Inserting Microchips Under Their Skin on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @04:33PM (#18296096)
Hope it's not mifare classic :/
Any news on better latency?
Re:FrontPage 98: Elegant and Exquisite (1997) on Wednesday September 12, 2018 @09:28AM (#17968440)
Was there some kind of html mode for Word? I have a faint memory of actually using word instead of frontpage
Someone know how the magnetic stripes work? I bought some random ones and they don't work.
Put it next to a door opening, then you only need free space on one side
Also own a s50, most annoying thing for me is that you can't do reverse clean up zones, ie. Tell it where CAN'T clean. Also, Saving zoned cleanups would be a time saver. And rotating of the map for when it misalign them, which it keep doing sometimes even after following their instructions.

This is their answer when I emailed about rotatable map;

"Dear The map takes the environment near the starting point as a reference. If there are some things near the starting point, it will cause the Robot to draw a deformed map. In this case, please move the dock charger to an open area to solve this problem. Please ensure to retain 0.5 m or more in two sides and 1.5 m or more in the front of the dock charger. "

Only thing missing is ability to compare different regexs against each other
Re:Sci-Hub Proves That Piracy Can Be Dangerously Useful on Sunday August 05, 2018 @04:20PM (#17693321)
Worked at a university dealing with this some years ago, the publishing companies blocked our IPs on regular basis because they had detected "hacked student accounts" Then we had to block them and swear they changed password before they unblocked us. They said that it was Chinese phising emails that tricked students to give up their password. If you dont know, a couple of years ago almost everyone accessed the publishers sites thought revese proxies at the school, so sci hub collected accounts and proxied you thought them, dont know if its still the case. We used this software called ezproxy, Think it was pretty common.

Also pretty sure many students gave away their passwords freely, based on that nobody seemed that surprised/worried when we said their accounts was compromised.

Re:WireGuard is submitted for Linux kernel inclusion on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @06:00AM (#17661088)
I second Azirevpn.com! Great speeds
Whats the big difference with this and https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Main_Page ?
Re:SUSE to be acquired by EQT Partners on Monday July 02, 2018 @06:40PM (#17445981)
We have around 30k machines running sles in production (stores) around the world. Deployed around 4000 more a couple of weeks ago, so yes, it exists for sure. Not in the US tho.
Re:Shouting in the Datacenter (2008) [video] on Monday June 25, 2018 @07:21AM (#17391445)
After this incident, our property owner installed "silencers" on the fire extinguisher system in the data center we rent.
Re:GitLab 11 released on Saturday June 23, 2018 @03:34PM (#17382984)
Cool stuff, way more advanced than I thought of. I don't have an account but might create one, on phone right now. But I drop my 2 cents here. I rather see a free version with a simple relationship between MRs. Basically;

  If linked_mr:
    print "warning, merging this will also merge:" + linked_mr

  ...

  Function merge()
    ...
    if linked_mr:
      merge(linked_mr)
Then building a more advanced version for EE.
Re:GitLab 11 released on Saturday June 23, 2018 @12:05PM (#17381860)
linked merge requests would be my killer feature. VERY often we need to change multiple repositories at the same time. Like for example backend+frontend changes that's in different repositories. Having a linkage between them, that would make them be merged together would be awesome. And also prevent merge if one is "wip" or unresolved discussions etc...
For people living outside of EU, this should scare you, Instapaper are unable to take care of your personal data...
Re:Ask HN: Which VPN? on Friday May 18, 2018 @09:20AM (#17101182)
Azirevpn[1] (Swedish based) Always been very fast for me. One of the first to implement wireguard I think, which they offer for free at the moment, tho I pay anyway for the service...

1: https://www.azirevpn.com

But does it support iPhone X notch? :)
Wouldn't products like openvpn benefit from using this? Or am I missing something?
Problem with `kr add user@bastion` is that you as `user1` won't normally have access to ssh as `user2`, but "authenticating as one user but modifying another" would work of course. Maybe add a option for team-members to save their username for servers, then mass-add would be easy :)
1. All team actions should be prefixed under "kr team", right now i don't know what happens if i run "kr add" if i only want to add myself to a server, ie outside my team.

2. What user's 'authorized_keys' would "kr add" write with a team? I don't want a team to share a single user.... luxury problem, but hey.

3. Make it possible to try local keys before krypton

4. Great work!