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Heronymus_Anon
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Heronymus_Anon
2y ago
> just can't get the hang pun intended?
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Heronymus_Anon
2y ago
It's a great inspiration for linux wallpapers and memes. ; )
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Heronymus_Anon
2y ago
There was a story in a Donald Duck comic, i read as a kid, where Dagobert extracted Gold with the help of a "Gold Flower" in a piece of land, where the gold concentration was to low for manual mining. Always thought, and got reass
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Heronymus_Anon
4y ago
Mildly disagree. Problem with blockchain is that masses are focused on financial uses, whereas I think lots of the potential is in liquid tools for self-organizing, something ~ like zeroknowledge privacy protecting data mining. So essential
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Heronymus_Anon
6y ago
Reminds me of the cuban sneakernet "el paquete semanal". Should be possible to use sticks and sdcards that are passed around for quite async very slow encrypted communication or messaging boards. Devices like the LoRa QWERTY Messe
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Heronymus_Anon
6y ago
Well, those religious prejudices and injustices aren't sacred anymore, but if you have a public reputation to loose, or don't want to get burned as a company, you should avoid being associated with stuff like gender- or racial-ine
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6y ago
Yees we had a "modding community" in our small village exchanging mods via floppy disc, the "clonk script" language was my first programming experience. Playing this game in local coop was probably the best way to use yo
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“epidermal electronics” pencil and paper skin sensors
(miragenews.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
"One day, people could monitor their own health conditions by simply picking up a pencil and drawing a bioelectronic device on their skin. In a new study, University of Missouri engineers demonstrated that the simple combination of pen
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6y ago
Not enough knowledge, in any of the areas involved, but my intuition makes me doubt the longtime security of these complexities, although i really appreciate the results. Or is there no need for trusting the firmware, if all the I/O is
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6y ago
As far as old windows games are concerned, I've experienced that they often run more stable and performant with wine on linux than on a newer windows version.
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7y ago
I always enjoyed https://tomenet.eu/ ! As most roguelikes it takes a little time to get into it, but it's really worth the effort (especially playing together with a friend). It's got a quite small but friendly co
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7y ago
Listening to songs, while reading the lyrics and looking up unknown vocabulary. Collecting and revising those words with a tool like anki. Watching movies with, - or if you already know the movies without subtitles (like Disney movies you w
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7y ago
Neal Stephenson addresses this problem and solutions to it, among other topics, really good in his newest novel "Fall, or Dodge in Hell".