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by Grimeton 2y ago
TSMC is already building another fab in Japan and when Intel comes to Germany I can see how we get another fab there too
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by Grimeton 2y ago
I have a real issue with all of them because they all have access to your passwords even if they tell you that it's not the case. You cannot control anything that happens inside their apps and when you add a password that is then send
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by Grimeton 2y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/applicati...
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by Grimeton 2y ago
There are different images. One is called "business versions". This one contains 10 Pro. Just in case the installer detects the home key in the bios and doesn't offer the selection menu: https://learn.microsoft.com
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by Grimeton 2y ago
What else is new? I'm more worried about people using VPN services that are IP4 only while having IP6 enabled in the system. That can go terribly wrong...
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Heise changed a lot over the last 2-3 years.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
broadcast license fee/tv license fee
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by Grimeton 2y ago
"White Line Fever"
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by Grimeton 2y ago
20 years from now the cigarette will have a comeback as "totally natural", " 100% bio", "no batteries needed"...
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Thought experiment: If there's a dead calm in the north is there also a dead calm in the south or is it possible that there's wind in the south while there is none in the north and vice versa? Could it be that the electrical line
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by Grimeton 2y ago
This is what I feared the most. Trust issues that lead to less progress and a community that slowly drowns in suspicions. When the XZ thing happened they were already going after one person accusing them of being part of the whole thing in
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by Grimeton 2y ago
(S)id (I)s (D)angerous
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Guesswork. If you don't measure this you can't tell for sure. Just guesswork...
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by Grimeton 2y ago
These projects defend themselves. Big cloud companies showed up, created a lot of services with open source software and made billions with it. Not only did they not give anything back to the developers of the software, but they also destro
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Pretty simple: Because using the browser's own player would be to easy. It's like loading a json file that then parses the html in the browser again. People do stupid things.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Refresh your memory. The German chancellor had to enforce the extension. And the real bad-faith attack here is to make it look like there weren't any new circumstances that made it necessary to reconsider the runtime of the plants. See
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by Grimeton 2y ago
One sided informed activist.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
No, it's not Habeck that did it. it's the German chancellor that had to step in and enforce it... And how is telling the truth a bad faith attack?
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Ever wondered if those are cold e-mails they send and by "unsubscribing" you demonstrate that the e-mail really exists?
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by Grimeton 2y ago
while true; do if ! curl -f "${url}"; then for i in {1..10}; do sipcmd ....; sleep 60; done; fi; sleep 60; done Let it dial your phone and add the dialer's number to the list of allowed numbers that can pierce the silent mod
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by Grimeton 2y ago
They actually wrote and I'm paraphrasing as well:"It's not a problem and it would also lower the overall power prices as the cheaper nuclear power would push the gas plants out of the merit order system." But this was ne
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by Grimeton 2y ago
>My point is that it could use 2l/100km if that would be the optimization target. No it cannot. There are more things involved than just air drag when it comes to fuel consumption in a car. >Golf 8 is nowadays a few classes above
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by Grimeton 2y ago
VW - GOLF I - Average weight: 800kg, 1.8l, 112bhp, average fuel consumption: 10 litres/100km VW - GOLF 8 - Average weight: 1450kg, 1.0l, 110bhp, average fuel consumption: 4.6l/100km So the car is nearly twice as heavy and uses les
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The whole article is ideological tainted and tries to make the move away from nuclear look good. That's all there is to it, especially in the light of the recently made public documents that show that the decision was taken by an ideol
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by Grimeton 2y ago
20 Years from now the cigarette will have its comeback with slogans like "100% natural", "No additives".
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by Grimeton 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_world
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The point is that you can call the language "assembly" or "assembler" and the hairsplitting difference the other person tried to make is nonsense.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Corporate Open Source is doing perfectly fine. For over 30 years corporations have exploited the idea (ideology) of open source for their needs. With the cloud this has just become more visible. Projects have already changed hands in the pa
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The music industry shouldn't have sold out their musicians... That would have been a start.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.1.0?topic=introduction-ass...

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