Karlozkiller

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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
And if they would have a pure JavaScript solution people who block JavaScript would start complaining instead no? Of course you could have JavaScript as a primary solution and then fall back on the other options. Anyone can make a mistake,
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
> I think you're living in fantasy world where DRM actually works. Not once has DRM prevented me from watching a netflix show, it's only prevented me from watching it on netflix. Yes, yes, and yes. DRM has blocked me from Netfl
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
> > People want to watch what they want to watch. > You keep using this phrase. Doesn't that also suggest that, if given enough trouble, they will just pirate that content instead? Not to point any fingers, but I can confirm t
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
My friend was trying to get an account with his ISP to his apartment. The ISP got data from the landlord, my friend noticed that he was in fact getting internet for another apartment completely. He first told them to cancel the deal, then t
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
I dno about comparable to northern Europe. Stockholm, Sweden has recently had a huge burst in deadly shootings, and a Swedish official got caught in trying to lie to the BBC saying that rape is decreasing in Sweden. Official statistics show
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Not bad, but that key-map would have to be accessible unencrypted from the encrypted device no? Unless somehow hard-mod a physical keyboard or something?
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Is racial profiling ever truly nice to see?
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
If you're using Google to find scientific sources I would recommend trying Google Scholar. Not a perfect solution by any means, but it should get rid of news articles.
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Do you refer to what is spoken about in the article, or auto-immune disease as per se? I have heard medical statistics stating that 9 out of 10 with auto-immune disease is female. Which to me would imply that something gender-specific, like
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
When I was a lot younger than I am now, I was rushed to a hospital ~1000KM away from where I live, with liver-function-markers shooting through the roof. After 2 weeks of checking everything in every way possible, they figured I had auto-im
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
I actually enjoy brewing beer in my spare time. You're right in that it is a lot of water in beer, but if you had a contamination of bacteria in an early batch you would get the problem of the bacteria competing with the yeast. If the
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
> Tobacco? Doesn't fit the narrative! On a side note I think I read or heard something along the lines of tobacco leaves being used as currency in the early westernised North America? Edit: http://archive.tobacco.org&#x2F
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
> If you want safe water, all you have to do is boil it. That's not necessarily true. Boiling will protect you from ingesting live parasites or bacteria, but it will not protect you from potential toxins that might have been produce
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
So the only thing I have to do to be able to fall asleep instantly is to prep every day every week to sleep and wake at a set time. Is that really falling asleep instantly, or rather getting into a routine. I mean if the prep time is 100% o
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
In a translation course I took at university they told me that when translating subtitles from English to Swedish the translators often take a lesser curse word in Swedish, as it is perceived by Swedes that the equivalent word in Swedish is
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
How is it distant? I have friends and colleagues who are already thinking about skipping going to he US on business trips for this reason. On a slightly different note. Can this be used to send people home even if they are not bringing a de
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Do you really understand the problem as you claim? The amount of people who require a decentralized system is irrelevant to the issue. The issue is in what users will do when their trusted system goes down, be it centralized or decentralize
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
I'm a native Swede. What he says in that interview is "We have failed to help where the amount of refugees are highest, in the areas of Syria, Iraq, etc. There we contribute through UNHCR with 10-15 SEK per day, whereas the cost i
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Yes, he was more or less discarded by the same people who previously hailed him as a 'God' when he was saying something positive about immigration. Interesting how people work sometimes.
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
I feel that the last round of attention Rosling got in Sweden gave the impression of a man determined to see ONLY good. But I do think this feeling got elevated by everyone else parroting uncritically everything he said taking it as the utt
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
In Sweden as far as I know the percentage paid on top of your salary by companies is around 33%, and I'm not sure that includes all of the fees and taxes related to hiring someone. From what other people write here that's a quite
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
No.This was exactly the response I was expecting and giving more does not equal pay more taxes. Putting an equal sign between helping your peers/being altruistic and paying taxes is the logical flaw in my opinion. I argue that paying t
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
So if I believe in luck I will be more inclined to pay high taxes? I don't think that's how it works. I mean of course people with money who realise not everyone who is poor is poor because they're lazy bums will be more incl
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Thank you for that post. I've been trying some time ago, mostly for fun, to set up an email server. I did get one up and running with a setup similar to what you describe but was spam-filtered by Gmail as you describe. And because of t
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
They have? I must've missed the announcement stating this about what Snowden told the world. Care to expand on it?
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Memory is volatile, I would describe it as, every time you access a memory you store the active copy back into memory, allowing for alteration or the data depending on what you feel at the time or external suggestions.
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
What do you think is wrong or outdated with the article? It's not that far off how ANN are described in the beginning of current scientific articles. Backpropagation is definitely still relevant even though changes can be made to it an
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Then make them install a distribution preconfigured with these things. I'm quite sure distros like that are around, they were last time I checked for them like 5-10 years ago anyways.
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Because it's not so simple. I have no experienced with HBO Now but similar services. And typically they use DRM like Microsoft Silverlight or the like to prevent people from playing videos without proper access. The reason why such thi
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by Karlozkiller 10y ago
Ant intelligence is often attributed to simple rule following behaviour and the ability to make the next ant adapt to what you have already done, for example they optimize the path to some food-source by leaving scent trails that will fade

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