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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/11
Dit was de enige site die ik kon vinden waar je nog oude rekeningnummers naar nieuwe kon omzetten (inclusief bank-code).
[Wayback] Zet je rekeningnummer om naar IBAN met OpenIBAN.nl
Met deze webservice kun je gratis en snel je bankrekeningnummer omrekenen naar een IBAN. Een BIC of banknaam is niet nodig
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/11
A high SEO ranking does not automatically indicate a reliable result.
When the WayBack Machine was down a while ago (it responded to traceroute UDP requests, but would not establish TCP connections on ports 80 and 443), the first Google hit for detecting down status (searching for [Archive.is] waybackmachine down – Google Search) failed miserably because it redirected web.archive.org (which fails) to http://www.archive.org (which succeeds):
IsIdDownRightNow failing to detect web.archive.org downtime
Luckily when asking around on Twitter:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/07
I wasn’t aware that ImgBurn had an automatic audio format converter using the Windows built-in audio filters. It means you can use MP3 files and other formats than 16-bit PCM WAV files to burn CD’s. ImgBurn will automagically use the Windows filters to convert the audio files to 16-bit PCM audio during burning.
Steps are at [Archive.is] How to write an Audio CD from music files using ImgBurn – Guides – ImgBurn Support Forum.
Basically it comes down to this:
Burning an audio CD from it is simple:
The last also works for tuples of CUE/BIN or CUE/IMG files, so complements Writing an audio CD as ISO image is a no-no: the closest you get is a .CUE file that links to either WAV files or a BIN/IMG image « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of stuff
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/07
Dividend ING 2020 | ex-dividend en betaaldatum, actueel dividendnieuws, beursagenda en een taxatie van het dividend 2021 en 2022 van het aandeel ING
[Wayback] Dividend ING : een volledig en actueel overzicht | dividendinfo.nl
[Wayback] Beursblik: Kepler voorziet hoog dividendrendement ING in 2021
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/07
Interessante draad:
[Archive.is] Eefje Verhagen on Twitter: “🧵over de ‘heilige graal mythe’ van het online ondernemen #1 Dat het wel heel gemakkelijk is om enkel kritiek te spuien vanaf de zijlijn kreeg ik gisteren te horen. Dat zou inderdaad wat zijn zeg. Mooi moment om even uit te leggen waar het me wél om gaat. 1/”
Dit werkt meestal niet:
Veel volgers op social media leiden naar heel veel inschrijvingen op je e-mail lijst die je door een salesfunnel leidt waardoor heel veel mensen iets, dat je zo gemakkelijk mogelijk met minimale dagelijkse bemoeienis kunt leveren, bij je kopen.
Organiseer je daarnaast events (vaak verkapte salespitches), hang je lekker rond op Ibiza, heb je meerdere inkomensstromen, een team en maak je zelf onderdeel uit van een mastermind groep á een investering van €50.000,- per jaar?
Ding, ding, ding!
Dit wordt vaak gepropageerd door een coaching pyramide, ofwel een multi-level marketing scam.
Voor on-line geldt net als in het echte leven: vind je eigen kracht en buit die uit.
Eefje heeft daar goede voorbeelden van is geen coach, maar iemand met veldcompetentie.
Voorbeelden:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/04
GAIA is the Google Accounts and ID Administration system, and the GAIA ID is the identifier to uniquely refer to an account on the Google platform.
With the GAIA ID, you can construct a Hangouts URL that identifies a discussion with that person.
In the past, people Google Plus to obtain the GAIA ID. When searching to get the GAIA ID, most results use this method, but it does not work any more as Google Plus was shut down for personal use in April 2019.
To get your own GAIA ID, the easiest method is to follow the steps in [Wayback] Create direct link to Google Hangouts chat – Web Applications Stack Exchange:
The easiest way I know of right now to find Gaia ID is actually to go to get.google.com/albumarchive and the 21 numbers that reveal itself once you go to Album Archive will be your own and you can use it.
Once you get the id, it easy to create your hangout link.
https://hangouts.google.com/chat/person/[Gaia ID]
where [Gaia Id] = 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (21 digits)
To get the GAIA ID from someone you had a hangouts conversation with [Wayback] How To Find The Google ID (Gaia ID) Of An Email, And The User’s Google Maps Reviews And Public Albums – Webint Master:
The easiest way to find the user’s GAIA ID is through the Hangouts web-app. enter https://hangouts.google.com/ and create a New Conversation in the contact area on the left.
Paste the email address you want to explore to the search bar. You’ll get the user card on Hangouts.
Right-click on the user’s card, and select Inspect. It will open you the developer tools of the site on the right.
Look for
hovercard-oid(make sure the email you searched appears under it afterhovercard-email) and copy the 21-digits ID.
Now that you have the GAIA ID, you can construct the hangouts URL, for instance https://hangouts.google.com/?action=chat&pi=1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx for GAIA ID 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
The https://hangouts.google.com/chat/person/1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx mentioned above will redirect you to https://hangouts.google.com/?action=chat&pi=1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/04
[Archive.is] Benjamin Strick on Twitter: “Hi. I regularly get asked for free training sessions & workshops and love sharing research skills, so I’ve made these tutorials on YouTube with more coming. I hope it helps. Here is the #OSINT At Home playlist: https://t.co/faJEPGT1j0 This video is a snippet of the content ✌️… https://t.co/t1Ec5UrkN8”
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/01
[Wayback] Jeroen Wiert Pluimers on Twitter: “”Too special” password character password woos at @HORNBACH_NL : [ Het wachtwoord moet minstens acht tekens lang zijn, en minstens een getal en een letter (a-zA-Z) bevatten. De volgende speciale tekens zijn toegestaan: !”#$%&'()*+,.:;?@_|} ] 1/”
I wonder what kind of parser they use, as these printable special ASCII characters are forbidden:
- \-/[\]^`{~
- space (0x20)
- tab (0x9)
- line feed (0xa)
- carriage return (0xb
- vertical tab (0xb)
- form feed (0xc)
Seems no JSON or SQL to me: there I would expect other limitations.
What would break if you use them in other fields or pass them in an HTML POST-request?
I mean: these passwords should be salted and hashed immediately when the HTML-POST request is received, so certainly they would not be stored somewhere or passed many layers into code, right?
Oh, in order to activate an account there, you need to accept some 40+ A4 sized pages of legal stuff. Brave Dutch judge that will put these all in favour of Hornbach.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/01/31
Some time into the waiting for a new ABS/DSC computer to arrive for my E46, I heard beeping while driving slowly (it would start when standing still and disappear when driving around 20 km/h).
This was odd, as I didn’t touch anything besides the steering wheel or the gas and break pedals.
Nothing in the instrument cluster changed either, so that put me in the wrong direction.
When the ABS/DSC computer is broken, the cluster looks like this:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/01/31
Decades I thought it was easy:
| English | Dutch | German | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | Morgen/Ochtend | Morgen | 06:00-12:00 |
| Afternoon | Middag | Mittag | 12:00-18:00 |
| Evening | Avond | Abend | 18:00-00:00 |
| Night | Nacht | Nacht | 00:00-06:00 |
Well, at least in Germany they add more periods during the day (give or take a few hours):
| German | Period |
|---|---|
| Morgen | 05:00-10:00 |
| Vormittag | 10:00-12:00 |
| Mittag | 12:00-14:00 |
| Nachmittag | 14:00-18:00 |
| Abend | 18:00-23:00 |
| Nacht | 23:00-05:00 |
And in English, the starting and ending times are way more flexible than in the tables above:
| English | Period |
|---|---|
| Morning | sunrise-noon |
| Afternoon | noon-sunset |
| Evening | sunset-twilight-end |
| Night | sunset-sunrise |
Via:
–jeroen
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