Liebe @deutschetelekom, Eure Volksverblödung in Sachen sicherer E-Mail ist wirklich eine bodenlose Unverschämtheit
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@0x17 @goldstift Personally, I agree (that's what I use). Not for everyone, though.
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*groan* RT @codepo8: There was this awesome band called 1023 Megabytes. Shame they never got to a gig.
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“‘E-Mail Made in Germany’: Das Sommermärchen von der sicheren E-Mail”
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@NickDinges @brendelconsult How so? If they were, GET and HEAD would be to.
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@donbox I tend to agree. Did you know Yes' Rick Wakeman played the piano part?
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Nice post by my colleague @goldstift about getting started with Clojure: aheusingfeld.github.io/2013/…
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I nearly choked on this: “[…] Germany, which fiercely defends its citizens' privacy rights” independent.ie/world-news/am…
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@EoinProut @windley @dhh And being German, I can assure you there's no reason to only "assume" anything.
@EoinProut @windley @dhh In this particular case, all they did is enable HTTPS (finally!) and SMTP over SSL, then used that for marketing
@anticdent @bitworking @martinfowler But assuming someone used that as a reason, it seems to do a good job debunking it
@anticdent @bitworking @martinfowler The paper might be considered flawed because performance is rarely the reason for preferring JSON.
@bitworking @martinfowler Elaborate? Didn't notice glaringly obvious errors on casual skimming (if development experience is out of scope)
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Awesome setup: RT @chneukirchen: “I'm on The Setup today, check it out: christian.neukirchen.usesthi…”
@old_sound I don't have a good one. I still object to the one they chose because it's just a different meaning :-)
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@old_sound @seriouspony There's no concise German translation, but something like "Sprung ins kalte Wasser" would have been much closer
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