Moru

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by Moru 5y ago
Haha, I just (as in 20 min ago) helpled a friend get their computer to work and they had 3 antiviruses running. It's a pretty common problem actually, helped a few people with it the last 20 years.
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by Moru 5y ago
Some of those classes of problems (log4j) are exactly why some people refuse to use external libraries or at least not pulling them in automatically for each build. It's not unexpected problems, it's expected problems that comes a
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by Moru 5y ago
Except the wifi has it's own wifi that has it's own interference that is having it's own echo. Go too low down the frequency hole and you get so lost :-)
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by Moru 5y ago
And here is was thinking we had all this solved already, a jumper on the mother board that has to be shorted to update the bios. But I'm too old to understand why that isn't good enough I guess :-)
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by Moru 5y ago
No, it's all cleared. You can't drive on the roads if the ice is still there in spring. You will sink 2 dm down and when that freezes over again, the road is only usable by tanks. All roads that needs it will be scraped of ice soo
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by Moru 5y ago
But they do prioritize ofcourse, you can't plow everything at once. It's usually fixed within the day of the snowfall unless it's a bad snowstorm when it can take up to a couple of days until everything is done. Like we had s
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by Moru 5y ago
This is how it works in Sweden too. The house owner is most of the time responsible for the snow on the walkway outside their house. The city will often clear it off if you call and ask for help but you will have to wait until everything el
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by Moru 5y ago
See it like this. A = Pedestrians, B = Cars. A has no protection and no engine help to get forward. They have to go in deep snow that resists every step. Try walking on those 30 cm high gymnastics carpets that feathers the fall. It's l
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by Moru 5y ago
From what I remember of COBOL I would feel much safer with that than to use INT's for money calculations...
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by Moru 5y ago
More than what?
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by Moru 5y ago
First one was built 20 years ago but getting more popular after 2010. You can order them, it's a building standard so does not require anything from you except money. But they say it's not that much more expensive than a normal sw
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by Moru 5y ago
Why is it that someone that delivers 10x units of work calls everyone else lazy when they only deliver x units of work? Some people can deliver more for a while and then burn out, while some people can't or won't do either. It w
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by Moru 5y ago
Hah, I was running my webserver on a 286 (I think, a bit fuzzy memory there, was a while ago). Now get off my lawn. :-)
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by Moru 5y ago
This is obviously how the stove generates the heat. The CPU is doing bitcoin mining for Samsung. Each plate has it's own set of CPU's depending on size.
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by Moru 5y ago
It's not an original idea either so it would be a hard battle to fight for any sort of rights. Kids (and adults) have been playing this and very similar concepts for decades with pen and paper.
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by Moru 5y ago
Not all providers bill for network usage, you can also pay a flat fee for a fixed upload speed or a soft cap at a certain limit.
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by Moru 5y ago
Yes, but only the ones that does not require charging in pairs. Most people only use the bundled chargers and they all work with pairs.
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by Moru 5y ago
Producer likely to change depending on who does them cheapest at the time.
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by Moru 5y ago
Just to clarify your point there: Charging batteries as pairs is what kills the rechargeable batteries. There is no way for the charger to keep track of both batteries at the same time so it just charges until both should be done. If one of
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by Moru 5y ago
The world is so incredible dependent on China for just about everything from the simplest tools to cars, computers and medical equipment. My guess is that it would change nothing, we would still be letting them produce everything for us bec
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by Moru 5y ago
the name is for the excuse to drink, the effect is totally uninteresting at that time :-)
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by Moru 5y ago
Pay someone to do the VAT filing for you. There are people that actually likes to play with that stuff so why don't you do the things you enjoy doing? Ok, I have no idea how much work the VAT stuff is, I'm not from US. But in gene
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by Moru 5y ago
I use Material for MkDocs [1]. It even has javascript search built in. I'm sure there are other templates fitting a blog better but I use it for a recipe collection on github pages. [1] https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdoc
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by Moru 5y ago
Or that any hacker that gets into Teslas system will have a field day.
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by Moru 5y ago
Ever tried to get hold of Madonnas songs as DAW project files? :-)
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by Moru 5y ago
One way would be for Signal to create a hash of all your contacts phone numbers and look up if those hashes exists on the server. No contact details needed on the server, just the hash of the phone number connected to Signals user ID.
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by Moru 5y ago
Well, we is a figure of speech in this case, I haven't bought anything there. I'm very anti-anti unions.
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by Moru 5y ago
Now can we please stop with touchscreens in cars please? Or knobs that you can't figure what angle they have. I want to be able to set the airflow on the windscreen without taking my eyes off the road or stop and fiddle with a touchscr
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by Moru 5y ago
And because we keep buying from Amazon no matter what.
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by Moru 5y ago
There were GUI's for POV-Ray too, Moray i used extensibly, and something for the Atari I forgotten what it was called, didn't use it much. I started with my 8 MHz Atari, each test scene took at least 10 minutes for a stamp-size pi

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