Bouncingsoul1

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by Bouncingsoul1 9y ago
I use a tuxedo infinity since 1 1/2 years and couldn't be happier. https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/Linux-Hardware/Linux-Noteboo...
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Germany wants to regulate a 24-hour livestream as a broadcaster(engadget.com)
3 points by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago|0 comments
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by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago
Reminds me of this ramble https://nickbradbury.com/2014/12/11/the-programmers-dream-a-... . I printed it out and hung it in my livingroom, keeps me sane.
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Deutsche Telekom says 900k fixed-line customers suffer outages(in.reuters.com)
64 points by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago|41 comments
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by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago
"* That paths are seperated by /" The day I learnded that Korean Windows version uses a Won sign and Japanes use a Yen sign was very bad day.
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by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago
Splitter!
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Wire up the programmer to avoid bugs(i-programmer.info)
1 points by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago|0 comments
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by Bouncingsoul1 10y ago
I'm not sure how credible this is but there might be comming something. https://www.reddit.com/r/programmerchat/comments/4dxpcp/i_am...
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Couldn't find link in English. German government is planning to make it impossible to buy SIM cars anonymously.
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Germany to ban anonymous SIM cards[German](pressetext.com)
141 points by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago|189 comments
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
-Python integration I used it to write a small program for my Raspi. Send a playlist link (Youtube or other) via WhatsApp or Email. Download, copy to according folder. Have it available on my Multimedia System and OwnCloud for my friends.
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
There are various countries with that kind of tax https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_copying_levy .Somehow Austria is missing on this List but I'am pretty sure they already have it ( http://futurezon
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Hmm looks like the Bezier equivalent to "the NURBS Book " http://www.springer.com/de/book/9783540615453 . Understandable math, good drawings and pseudocode. Great for a medicore developer like me. Now I on
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Following this logic, everything is crap and turing complete
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
It's a shame they didn't call it model E. But S3X is close enough. And now i take my head out of the gully
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
The SCADA System or the underlying protocol?IEC6180(Layer2 Goose)or DNP3 dont define any auth or securtiy while OPC_UA does.
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Remembering the heated discussion in my neighborhood about installing some extra mobile towers, I can already see the protests when they hear "high-frequency millimeter waves","Starry Beams".
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
One "if" here a "dirty bool flag" there and sooner or later your code is unmaintainable, I think OpenSource + Review prevents this kind of code.
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Skier Marcel Hirscher nearly killed by falling camera drone(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago|1 comments
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
"can play and fail often" is the perfect description of software development
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Who are "they", where are those people with these hidden agenda? The companies? Where some of us works and just try to do theie job. The politicans? Who cannot agree about anything but somehow figured out an hidden agenda where th
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
I am way to lazy for Hosting and maintaining 5 different Services for myself. I have one RaspberryPi running OwnCloud for me and my friends. For the rest I use Syncthing( https://syncthing.net/ ) where I just sync /home
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
For C# i see a different behaviour as in his example. double test = 0.1 + 0.2; //will be 0.30000000000000004 if you check in the Debugger Debug.Print(test.ToString());//will print 0.3
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Direct3D and DirectX have nothing to do with .Net. The port of the CLR will only allow to run .Net(core) applications on OSX or Linux . And even there DirectX seems to be a blocking factor e.g. XAML/WPF which uses DirectX for drawing w
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
And of course also Icehockey,Football and a lot more. The german law is bit more specific about it (the exact amount of Joule is 7.5) http://www.dsb.de/media/PDF/Recht/Waffenrecht/Verwaltungsvor... e.g.
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
"One important counterintuitive reason for this is that it’s easier to do something new and hard than something derivative and easy. People will want to help you and join you if it’s the former; they will not if it’s the latter."
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
If the author is here, thank you very much for providing this. I wanted to to look it into Jupyter and machine learning and this is probably the right way to start. I tried the course one Udacity for machine learning (Python, Scikit-Learn)
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
"Richard Stallman, july 2002: I don’t know how to make a screenshot, because I normally use my computer in text-mode." Classic RMS
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Is it a concept or is it an actual project(are the still talking or actually building). Because I've heard ideas like this before( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desertec ) which abandoned quickly. IMO Decentraliza
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by Bouncingsoul1 11y ago
Relying on something you might have in the future seems like a bad idea to me. Infrasturcture needs constant improvements if you don'T do anything for years you might end up in a unresolveable mess.

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