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Cool, when I was enrolled in the OS class at university, we worked with JOS (exokernel) instead and I relied heavily also on the great OSTEP[0] learning resources!

[0]: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/

I have 1Gb/s FTTH, just bought a FritzBox which will replace my ISP modem/router.

Then I have a Google WiFi mesh system that is linked to the main modem in cascade and I use that in order to have reliable WiFi all over the house.

Will probably add a Pi sometime later this year in order to have ads blocked globally while keeping Cloudflare as encrypted DNS provider.

Did you do anything particular config-wise for accessing your local instance of dovecot? I tried with [0] but the connection times out when trying to connect via Thunderbird…

[0]: https://github.com/antespi/docker-imap-devel

I have used mbsync and seems to be a great tool. In order to view those emails I used neomutt and works pretty ok, is there a way to access those email archives with a GUI-based email client (e.g. Thunderbird) without converting them to MBOX? My dad is not going to use a MUA for reading old backups of mails, I thought about setting up a local IMAP server (dovecot) and try to access that via Thunderbird but could not make it work at all...someone with a similar experience or some insights?

Completely agree with you, this journalist’s bs is not really helping anyone to be thoroughly informed about the situation.

Location: Milano (Italy)

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I'm finishing a FinTech MSc. in Switzerland after having completed a BSc. in traditional CS in Milano. I'd love to build software for fintech-related companies.

Seeking roles from September 2021.

Location: Milano (Italy)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (EU+UK preferably)

Technologies: Java (especially Android), Python, F#, OCaml

Résumé/CV: upon request.

Email: [DM me]

I'm finishing a FinTech MSc. in Switzerland after having completed a BSc. in traditional CS in Milano. I'd love to build software for fintech-related companies.

Seeking roles from September 2021.

Location: Milano (Italy)

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes (EU+UK preferably)

Technologies: Java (especially Android), Python, F#, OCaml

Résumé/CV: upon request.

Email: [DM me]

I'm finishing a FinTech MSc. in Switzerland after having completed a BSc. in traditional CS in Milano. I'd love to build software for fintech-related companies.

Seeking roles from Summer 2021.

Location: Milano (Italy)

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes (EU+UK preferably)

Technologies: Java (especially Android), Python, F#, OCaml

Résumé/CV: upon request.

Email: [DM me]

I'm finishing a FinTech MSc. in Switzerland after having completed a BSc. in traditional CS in Milano. I'd love to build software for fintech-related companies.

Seeking roles from Summer 2021.

Location: Milano (Italy)

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes (EU+UK preferably)

Technologies: Java (especially Android), Python, F#, OCaml

Résumé/CV: upon request.

Email: [DM me]

I'm finishing a FinTech MSc. in Switzerland after having completed a BSc. in traditional CS in Milano. I'd love to build software fintech-related companies.

Seeking an internship/role from Summer 2021.

Location: Milano (Italy)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (EU+UK preferably)

Technologies: Java (with strong Android background), Python, F#, OCaml, JS.

Résumé/CV: upon request.

Email: [DM me]

I'm finishing a FinTech MSc. in Switzerland after having completed a BSc. in traditional CS in Milano. I'd love to build software fintech-related companies even though at the moment I'm open to other sectors as well. (Willing to start as Junior/Internship)

Completely agree. (To me useful means also not hype buzzwords)

I had the opposite experience, I needed a refund on a purchase. Revolut was immediately on the case and issued a refund (in BTC, moreover) in less than 48 hours including the time required to check what I was arguing about. And with the support chat I never really had issues thus far, with neither Revolut or N26.

Similar situation with UniCredit (of the largest banks in Italy) and it took me ages, was really close to give up. On top of that, their email support is pretty trash...

As someone who just finished a BSc in computer science and started a MSc in Financial Technology and Computing this post is really interesting to me, keep ‘em coming :D!

You can either install it from your real hw device and, once connected via usb, do a $ adb pull test.apk or you can download it from these sites:

(I've tried them both for different RE purposes and they also have the latest updates for a lot of apps) APKCombo [1] & APKPure [2].

[1] : https://apkcombo.com/

[2] : https://apkpure.com

> Android was designed with security and privacy at the center.

iOS does enforces code signing to avoid app modification since it was last signed while Android allows the code to be modified even after installation.

Under a lot of aspects I do agree Android was built as a secure by design system, but the aforementioned problem seems to be in the opposite direction, at least IMHO.

Direct APK doesn't work at the moment (I've tried with 3 apks), just unzip it and work with the DEX file.

The thing is that I purchased the “EU” model, I would have done what you’ve suggested if I had bought the Chinese version.

I’ll try to find something on amazon though, it literally ruins my sleep, thanks!

I’ve seen that this is not available in the entire EU, I’ve bought a similar(under some features) product, the Xiaomi Yeelight bedside lamp but the power adapter does a pretty weird buzz sound once the lamp is turned off that I cannot stand.

Does someone knows a similar product that’s available in the EU?

Revolut’s CEO response on this: https://blog.revolut.com/let-me-sec-the-record-straight/

“We want to make the world a better place”...(sensor for parked cars with office in a basement)

I agree with you on the "G is evil" and so on, I've used Google WiFi and used Cloudflare DNS(as a test) with no problem...(the serious discussion would be why people blindly trust Cloudflare over x or y or z, out of scope now :D)

PhpStorm I'd say [https://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm]

> so you can't get into the car to turn on the heat to warm the electronics.

All Teslas, especially the M3 since it doesn’t even have a traditional key fob(I think they’re going to start selling those for the M3 as well), have remote lock/unlock and remote controlled heating from the app, so that’s a non-issue.

I completely agree with the fact that Tesla is, at least IMHO, a software company first but on the body panel gaps I really think is a non-issue.

I mean, it obviously is something that has to be improved but, for example, I’ve seen panel gaps with a 85k € new Audi Q5 MY18.

It definitely wasn't an isolated issue since I’ve seen the same thing on at least other two same models around town but no one online or any media is shouting right and left about it...

Thinking of understanding the Italian situation from outside Italy and from reading Saviano is, in my opinion, complete BS. I like to form a personal opinion with my own mind reading real newspapers and getting through different prospectives and then, again, form my own. I wouldn’t take Saviano’s words as pure gold, I don’t like someone who gained and still gains from “writing” those kind of things.

I love it...is there something similar to this with specifications taken down a notch which would help decrease the price a little bit?

I’ve also really liked FsCheck, if well configured of course.

Just a shame that the university exam I took this summer was to implement binary trees and a parser...

I'm currently using duplicacy and it works pretty good as far as my workload goes, has someone also tried rclone and could draw a quick comparison?

I recently used algo[0] and it worked as advertised, pretty seamless.

As someone else stated, the config process is pretty standard procedure so I guess there's not a lot of "improvements" one can do on that side :)

[0]: https://github.com/trailofbits/algo