G3rn0ti

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by G3rn0ti 5y ago
Fundamentally, article 16 of the German constitution explicitly prohibits extraditions of German citizens. Of course, there are precedents in certain cases of severe crimes but the legal barriers are high.
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It sounds like the author is getting old. I am not saying that to dismiss him. But when you grow older you have more responsibilities and you start value your own time differently. All this computer hackery at home was fun back when I had l
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by G3rn0ti 5y ago
Well, he shows how to disassemble the device and swap the SSD modules inside. That makes a video a suitable demonstration medium in this case.
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You can‘t upgrade or even swap the SSD inside the new Mac Studio(youtube.com)
11 points by G3rn0ti 5y ago|2 comments
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> My jaw hit the floor when I saw USB A ports. Don‘t forget the headphone jack!
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Vitalik Buterin: „Ethereum is neutral, but I am not.“(twitter.com)
47 points by G3rn0ti 5y ago|2 comments
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The thing with radioactivity is: it may be invisible but it is luckily very well detectable. Gamma ray spectrometers are super sensitive but that does not mean the detected levels are actually posing a threat to humans.
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> What is the "#/+" for? I am sure this is not necessary for the behavior described. It's just a comment. BTW: I am working for a company still maintaining a large Perl code base and I think this is rather obscure stu
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This is how it works: BEGIN { # an execution block that runs when the module is compiled *f = # assigns to the symbol "f" inside the symbol table ... (localtime->wdayname eq 'Fri') # is it Friday? ?
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Indeed, the "etags" shipped with Emacs does not support JavaScript. Sorry. If you don't want to mess with its --regex argument, you can install "exuberant-etags" instead: sudo apt install exuberant-ctags ctags-exub
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Well, with Emacs you can als just use „etags“ to create an index into your JS code base out of the box. And then use „M-.“ to jump to definitions. It’s very fast and usually brings you right to a definition — unless your method/functio
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> Inflation kills the middle class who was on the way up. It can be argued it was the hyperinflation of the early 1920s that radicalized a lot of people in Weimar Germany. It was the driving force helping the National Socialist German Wo
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Does not matter. Get the book! It’s a concise and entertaining read! I loved it.
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I think this whole discussion of whether union types are better than enums sheds light on the issues I have with type script in general: It’s basically a JS extension (like coffee script btw — remember that?) that is supposed to make your l
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Of course, German justice system knows precedents in civil law. Usually, courts respect higher courts‘ decisions. So once there is a „Leiturteil“ i.e. a decisive court ruling, you stand no chance when you sue sb based on your personal inter
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If you’re really interested in what made the Amiga so great back in its day, checkout this book: The Future Was Here: The Commodore Amiga https://www.amazon.de/dp/0262535696/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i... Unlike othe
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I believe the current job market has a much simpler explanation: short term risk. Due to the ongoing Covid crisis predicting the short term future of the economy is inherently more difficult now. So people stay with their current job as it
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by G3rn0ti 5y ago
1.5 years ago I went ahead and upgraded my retired workplace laptop, a Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook E743 from 2014: - bigger 500 GB SSD, resized system partition (no re-install necessary) - replaced the dual core CPU with a quad core model (Int
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Best version was on the Amiga: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1072739559
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by G3rn0ti 5y ago
That is most likey a Linux problem in general. Linux is known to have worse energy management. TFA explains the owner had to enable deep sleep and hibernation: > One of the initial caveats with installing Ubuntu is that deep sleep and hi
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BTW: You can buy the DIY version w/o the Intel WiFi board and bring your own that's more compatible.
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It’s a bit out of place, I know, but this crypto connection needs an explanation: Their involvement into Bitcoin is nothing more than a silly meme. According to this — quite popular — conspiracy meme, the late Bogdanoff twins lured noobs in
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Bogdanoff twins died from Covid-19(ladepeche.fr)
13 points by G3rn0ti 5y ago|7 comments
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Polygon bug put $24B in tokens at risk until recent hard fork(theblockcrypto.com)
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Sonic the Hedgehog: Commodore C64 vs. Sega Master System(twitch.tv)
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> then we've seen either a massive increase in economic output or inflation. No, there wasn't a massive increase in economic output nor a hyperinflation. But there was an asset price inflation. World wide we saw a surge of hous
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It works! > mame megadrij -cart thunderforce_iv.md I can finally play Thunderforce IV on my laptop. Seems to be the only emulator I know that is actually accurate enough. Kudos!
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> XmGrace I used it for quite some time during my time as a PhD student and found it rather easy to use compared to gnuplot. Used it to make all my plots for my publications.
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I must admit I did not know MAME is able to emulate the SNES. Does it run Genesis games, too? I only used MAME to run Neo Geo and other arcade games.
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Anti-5G “quantum pendants” are radioactive(arstechnica.com)
13 points by G3rn0ti 5y ago|5 comments

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