ComSubVie

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by ComSubVie 8y ago
Why aren't they downloading the updates while charging? Shouldn't be too much effort to either install WiFi at the superchargers or run data over the charge cabling. Then maybe just update the "local" map data around the
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by ComSubVie 9y ago
Just tried to buy using PayPal - the $69 package. PayPal tells me that it would pay $82.80 without reason? I aborted the transaction.
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by ComSubVie 9y ago
We're currently introducing "self paced studies" classes in our school (age group 14+), where the students get instructions (digitally, videos, slides, ...) and worksheets and the teacher helps them only when/where neces
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by ComSubVie 9y ago
Didn't know it, thank you very much for the tip. That tool would have come handy quite a few times already.
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by ComSubVie 9y ago
I like the idea and the illustrations are really nice. How is it with replayability? What about the lifetime - will it still be playable in x years (books can last some decades, websites usually don't).
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by ComSubVie 10y ago
I love it! So if you really would like to make more of them, I'd definitely be willing to purchase one! Great work!
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by ComSubVie 10y ago
I hope that nobody get's the idea of encrypting the audio data for playback. I still can remember the problems of trying to play movies over HDMI which didn't work because some device didn't support the encrypted channel.
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by ComSubVie 10y ago
What's the benefit of OSBoxes in comparison to Vagrant and others?
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by ComSubVie 11y ago
I would recommend the Digital Combat Simulations Series, there are some different simulators available: Su-27, BlackShark, A-10C, F-15C, ... https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/de/products/
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by ComSubVie 11y ago
I even asked at university (statistics course) regarding to some specific test "what do I need this for", the professor looked at me and said "you'll never need this". I packed my things and left (and finished the c
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by ComSubVie 11y ago
That's actually a good comparison between different mindsets. Even if it reads a bit biased pro-go (or pro-old-time-system-developer) it doesn't tell what's the best way to implement this - and in my opinion it's neither
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by ComSubVie 12y ago
Your 3rd point is not only valid for air traffic. Some of our subways are fully automated and the driver just opens/closes the doors - and sits in the front for the perception of the passengers that the train is driven.
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by ComSubVie 12y ago
So he tells us, that pilots are still flying, and then writes > And though a pilot’s hands aren’t gripping the steering column for hours at a time, as was the case decades ago, they are manipulating, operating, and commanding the various
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by ComSubVie 12y ago
> I stepped into the classroom around the time of a major worldwide recession. As the individuals and institutions responsible for this recession escaped accountability for their actions, school districts like ours went into survival mod
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by ComSubVie 12y ago
> Why does test-driven development enable the efficient creation of software that works, but the same isn't true of education? What do you test - memorizing or understanding? Does it test the required minimum, then passing it corres
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by ComSubVie 12y ago
I would have expected something more creative than a static number.
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by ComSubVie 12y ago
You're confusing day (Monday, ...) with date (12th Dec).
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
I also really love this terminal emulator and would like to use it myself. Any chance for you to release it?
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
A very nice idea and I hope it will gain a lot more examples (at least I will try to add further examples)! And I love the name and it's play on the manpages. But a lot here seems to recommend changing it - can anybody explain to a non
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
Very interesting read. I loved the game. I wonder if it wouldn't be a lot easier to rewrite the game from scratch using a modern engine - it shouldn't be too complicated to reach a similar state as the original game with modern to
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
That's quite an interesting algorithm, especially the random selection part. I'd really like to read the original paper! I found a correctness-proof which includes peseudo-code in the papers "Correctness Proof of Ben-Or’s Ran
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
I think the last point is the most important: 6) Know the need. Don’t build things which users won’t find useful. However all points (except maybe 5) apply to all forms of development, not explicitly for mobile development. Can anybody offe
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
Ok, but I know a lot of people who are available at work at times which do not match the "usual" work hours. Also shops have no universal opening times, some open at 7, some at 10, so you always have to check if the other side is
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
Lots of things would be easier if everybody uses the same time. It could stay the 24h/day time format, but timezones are a pain - I always have to recalculate them for local time. Why couldn't everybody work with UTC? And by the w
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by ComSubVie 13y ago
It's nice to see a PHP extension for routing to improve performance, but is it really necessary to compile the routing definition before being able to use it?
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by ComSubVie 14y ago
Finally! I've watched the Crazyflie project for quite a while and not finally I'm able to order one!
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by ComSubVie 14y ago
Could anybody explain why there is such a difference between text and image? Is this just because the file sizes are different or has that a different cause? I really like to "out-of-the-box" comparison, but as others already have stated fo
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by ComSubVie 15y ago
That may be, but - at least in my case - the most typical mobile usage is on a train (everywhere else I usually have WiFi).
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by ComSubVie 16y ago
I guess 42 will be a spike in the results - but it would be interesting to verify ;)
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by ComSubVie 16y ago
And why should these symbols be useful for/on Facebook?

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