MrGilbert

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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
Yes, there is a full-hd add-on available. Or, better, was, because it's out of stock. But the schematics are available, so I could design my own board.
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
I have a x230 at hand, mainly to quickly diagnose my car. I bought it used some years ago, including the dock, and I still love it. Sure, resolution is limited, and so is the power. But it gets the job done, and also has this useful thinkli
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
> ... because every fantasy stories involved elves and dwarves often enough. I think there is still demand for an elvish court show, somewhere.
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
I think what is important to keep in mind: Merz is on the conservative, pro-economy side of the conservative party, whereas Merkel is not. She has a background in science. She never liked Merz.
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
That resonates with https://plainvanillaweb.com/ - which inspired me to ditch my own CMS and use plain html on my website.
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
Maybe some form of fingerprinting for ads?
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
Thank you!
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
As a German - I'm sure you've looked into integrating FinTS and therelike? What made you decide not to integrate any of that?
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
> A leader with a rough prototype can ask a sharper question: Why does a production-ready version take weeks when a basic one takes only a few days? We fought pretty hard to pave the way to a culture where the leadership brings the probl
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
Even if I get the DTC codes out of the OBD - and then? Without the manufacturers service manual, I'm lost at interpreting the codes. For older cars, these manuals are somehow "obtainable" through "sources", but do n
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
> Modules need to be programmed for your vehicle specs and country because there are different laws and functions. So are different intervalls of oil change between Australia and Europe - and yet, even in the 90s, people were able to kee
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
When I was young, back in school, I asked my teacher why the main purpose of a company is to grow. Their response was: "Because it has to be." I don't think we need unlimited growth. Or, better: We CANNOT have unlimited growt
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
Or it might not be related at all. Correlation and causality might be in charge here.
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
That's fine. So these kind of games aren't for you, then. Remember crosswords in newspapers? Yeah, think of it like that. You don't get hooked until you cannot let go, you get a limited chunk served each day. Same with Wordle
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
I disagree about the replayability aspect. It‘s a daily challenge, so come back tomorrow. I quite like it.
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
They are usually faster to create and pretty much cross-platform. They should also work great with screen readers, though that is only an assumption. TUI also means that I do not have to memorize an infinite amount of command line parameter
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
Would love to see them succeed and take on the pc builder market, aka hobbyist market. Honestly, the recent rise in RAM left me behind with a huge amount of disbelief and anger. Anger primarily, because big corporations are responsible for
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by MrGilbert 9mo ago
> But it’s a signal to the labor market: Or... Maybe we should start to think about how we let corporations get bigger and bigger? What happens if an entity (read: company) becomes so valuable, that it is basically indestructible? Does i
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by MrGilbert 10mo ago
"You can build a way of working that actually fits your team and company, without leaving everyone exhausted." Many folks that get into software development underestimate how much human interaction and social skill is required to
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by MrGilbert 10mo ago
Aamzingly, I don't even get this page. I just see the default "this page is not available" from my browser. I'm with Vodafone, and I wonder if it is legal to pretend a site doesn't exist without notifying me.
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by MrGilbert 10mo ago
> ... , then it follows that they have solved any issues with rejection and adaptation. We have solved the issue to travel fast from A to B (by car, train, etc), yet we haven't solved motion sickness. There are treatments, sure, but
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
I'm a bit… hesitant to accept the article at face value. Obviously, the "mission" of this company is to help (rich) people to secure their wealth. I never knew such services exist, which might just mean that I'm not rich
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
I wonder why car manufacturers don't operate like that. They might add a number to the model (e.g. "Golf IV"), but it will always be advertised as "The new VW Golf". What would've happened if Nintendo simply wo
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
OTH, we are still failing to provide a bare minimum for accessibility. Heck, we even needed a law (in the EU, that than needed to be translated to national law), so that companies providing crucial end user services would care about accessi
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
I‘m sure you've already considered that, but what about iterating your design, e.g. redesigning the board if you need more outputs?
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
I'd like to add that, what you are describing, sounds like a pretty hostile environment. Luckily, I made the opposite experience. However, it also requires that you, the developer, are open and curious about the motifs that the C-Level
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
I love that breakdown you did here: https://vpavlenko.github.io/d/ Very cool! Also makes me jump right into strudel.cc and experiment with chords, progressions and melodies.
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by MrGilbert 11mo ago
> We keep hearing that the next generation is "true computer" illiterate. We had that development with cars. 40 years ago, it was common to fix your own car. Nowadays, we have a subscription for seat warmers. The manual tells y
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by MrGilbert 1y ago
There are alternatives like Blue4est available, though. They don’t use bisphenol or other chemical developers.
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by MrGilbert 1y ago
That's the spirit!

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