JohnDoe365

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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   Because the taxi lobby, supported by the oil lobby, has a firm grip on municipal government?
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   Currently Moto G has US GSM option only.
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   The reason is that there is no central steering to define the workflows of Apps and how and when UI elements should be used and how. That's why QT is used extensively in KDE, as it brings a lot of UI elements by default to alleviate th
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   My personal use-case is to write documentation / logs while I develop / configure a system and have it in a very flexible and interoperable format I can also use to present to customers. A md-solution makes a good fit, it would ev
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   TIL: foobar may stem from German "furchtbar"
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   I thought he is in prison? Or at least under investigation?
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   Seems like a natural thing in a world increasingly in favor of woman. Might not be true for the CS department.
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   Running my first SSD Laptop now and won't look back. It's definitely worth them money. U/K/L buntu 14.04 with btrfs does also a good job by enablig ssd specfics during boot.
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   by JohnDoe365 12y ago

   I was also doing some research some weeks ago and ended up with a Schenker. Is also a good deal value for money - wise!
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    If it reads 'Capitalism is making way for basic income' it would have make sense. Not that way. Freemium is often paving the way for even more agressive capitalsim by crowding out competitors to raise prices afterwards.
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    > victory comes to companies, not through the employment of brilliant men, but through knowing how to get the most out of ordinary folks. Definitely my favourite stance. Does that mean Go will succeed, while Rust want? In absolute terms
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    I call this realism.
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    Your argumentation is valid yet I bet that you are very unlikely to invest all your money in Bitcoins thus you will not run out of USDs or Euros, whatever. Let's see.
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    Usage will rise once the value starts to drop. Why would anybody spend on real god as long as the value is soaring? This is of course only true for those currently holding Bitcoins. The current rise of Bitcoins' value is actually very
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    For just too often claims like that could not been proved by others. Did they release sufficient information that their experiment could be approved by others?
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    I consider it a good thing to have but also very tempting for central authorities to set every "legit" owner of bitcoins onto this list. It would be very hard to prove for an individual erroneously on such a list, that he/she
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    > But my! I’m not the author of that piece. Ah ok, sorry about that!
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    Thank you, now I feel better as I see more sane souls. The OPs article is full of personal, short-sighted asumptions.
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    Came here to second that. I live in Austria. Google pretends that all I am interesteed in has to be in the German language, somewhere nearby where I live and all sort of assumptions. Recently the Internet has become a small world for me. Go
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    Because they are open source hackers and have themselves never received any merrit?
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    by JohnDoe365 13y ago

    > One aspect that I’m not so enthusiastic about is RinohType’s performance. On my modest Celeron T3000 1.8 GHz laptop, the average rendering time for a page in the RFIC example is a disappointing 0.8 seconds. Such a project should have n