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DasIch
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DasIch
11y ago
Interesting. At 128GB it's definitely practical to put your system partition and applications on it. If you rely heavily on cloud services that would be more than sufficient for most people and even if it isn't you could add an SS
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DasIch
11y ago
They explicitly mention that they are going to release it next year. Not exactly when next year but it's clear enough of a statement that it will be a public failure, if they don't come out with it. I think that's sufficient
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DasIch
11y ago
It appears to be slower than DRAM, so it's not going to be a sufficient replacement. I also see no indication of how much storage it actually offers. The range between RAM and SSDs isn't that large and I think it's going to b
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DasIch
11y ago
If you re-design, refactor or rewrite your code to improve something but leave bugs behind in the process you are not improving anything, your just shoveling shit from one place to the other.
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DasIch
11y ago
Also from the north but Taschenmunition hasn't been a thing since 2007. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taschenmunition
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DasIch
11y ago
In Switzerland almost every adult male also doesn't have any ammunition for his rifle at home. So realistically the worst police officers can expect is to be being hit over the head with that rifle.
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DasIch
11y ago
Given the number of software patents and the sheer stupidity of quite a few of them, every project of significant size probably violates at least one.
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DasIch
11y ago
libav has less features and is less secure. If they can't keep up with fixing security bugs, I can't help but wonder on how they fare on less important bugs, probably not that good either. Given how there appear to be no problems
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DasIch
11y ago
How would you enforce that?
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DasIch
11y ago
As the name suggests you lose context, you can't "remember" anything you've seen in the token stream. So you can't really parse languages that use indentation. Although you can circumvent that by processing indentat
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DasIch
11y ago
That was true for the federal government however I would expect the rates for states and local governments to be quite different.
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DasIch
11y ago
That's only true for a part of Beijing and an even far smaller part of Jing-Jin-Ji. Both of these things can be true.
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DasIch
11y ago
That's certainly a problem but it's a problem that would impact society overall negatively. Therefore I think it would be reasonable to weaken the "loser pays" system slightly, so that a balance between actual punishment
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DasIch
11y ago
That's why you should be able to chose the court appointed attorney within reason.
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DasIch
11y ago
That's not an issue at all, if the government just acts as a lender to whoever is going to lose. That also has the added bonus of making people think twice about engaging people in civil suits and prevents people and bad prosecutors fr
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DasIch
11y ago
Merely blocking it clearly doesn't work very well, even with the effort China spends on blocking things. Maybe they've decided it's time for a more offensive approach?
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DasIch
11y ago
Not just any army activities by the way. Schäuble pushed for shooting down civilian airplanes in case of a 9/11 scenario, something that is in clear violation of the first amendment of Germany's constitution. Let's not forget
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DasIch
11y ago
They don't need to make an interview to learn more about the extension but even so it's convenient to be able to talk to the author directly.
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DasIch
11y ago
The US constitution doesn't hold a monopoly on defining human rights. While that may be surprising to some Americans there are indeed other people and countries on this planet, that have their own constitutions that define human rights
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DasIch
11y ago
That abuse has already happened sure but it will probably continue. You want to follow any trace you can find to suppliers. Shutting down demand might also help in eliminating any economic incentives that might exist on the supply side.
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DasIch
11y ago
So instead of going to the authorities directly, describing the situation and offering to work together you propose sticking your head in the sand, trying to deal with the problem on your own and hoping the authorities won't ever come
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DasIch
11y ago
Nobody is talking about donating all time, money and resources of anyone towards that goal. In any case if you create a platform (you possibly profit from) that is used to distribute child pornography you are faced with restrictions that th
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DasIch
11y ago
So you catch these guys and follow the trail from there. Just because you don't reach your goal with your first step doesn't mean that it's not worth making that step at all.
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DasIch
11y ago
You are not seriously asking whether it's worth it to help law enforcement stop child abuse?
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DasIch
11y ago
Basic economics don't disagree with me at all. Production in Germany is expensive. If price were the deciding factor German industry would be irrelevant. The reason it isn't is because these products are specialized high quality p
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DasIch
11y ago
Exports have been an important part of the German economy for decades. People aren't buying German products because they happen to be cheaper now and the won't stop buying them should they get more expensive.
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DasIch
11y ago
This is an incredibly stupid takeaway. Facebook can hire the best software engineers and computer scientists in the world, so of course they hire such people and these people build stuff at Facebook. That doesn't mean other people can&
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DasIch
11y ago
Right, I used government to broadly. Nevertheless that games are not art is the opinion of that agency. As you already mentioned there interpretation of the law is somewhat shaky here. Nevertheless to my understanding if a publisher were to
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DasIch
11y ago
The German government hasn't declared them not to be art either and as long as they haven't the real question is whether a court would consider them to be art. I think there is a very good chance that a court would consider them t
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DasIch
11y ago
These exceptions might apply to cases such as this one, whether they do is unknown and no publisher has dared to find out. In practice all games that contain forbidden symbols get a German version in which these are replaced for example in
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