Narretz

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by Narretz 4y ago
I think so. A few years ago, he moved his operation to a different spot of land because it had more / other resources he wanted.
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by Narretz 4y ago
What you describe sounds similar to Statamic. The config and even the content is yaml files, and the admin UI is also quite extensible. But I always wish it was easier to change stuff with code in Statamic, so maybe that's where Payloa
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by Narretz 4y ago
The firebombing of Dresden specifically has been instrumentallized by far right wing groups to put the German population in a victim role.
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by Narretz 4y ago
Couldn't it also have been called "First World War" because it was the first war where fighting happened - over multiple continents - with huge number of countries participating - at the same time - as part of the same confl
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by Narretz 4y ago
Was it an update to the test runner or test specific packages that broke the test runner? I would ignore infrastructure/testability/tooling packages in dependabot and do them manually to prevent these errors.
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by Narretz 4y ago
This looks cool. Since I haven't used Airplane etc. it looks to me a bit like a mix between n8n and low code tools for creating internal apps. A bit of feedback for the website: - I can't see anything linking to a pricing page &#x
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by Narretz 4y ago
Your questions are addressed in the article. You should read it before throwing around "crackpot theory".
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by Narretz 4y ago
This article and website is very interesting. As far as laid out here, the DHT theory of hair loss doesn't actually say why DHT is overexpressed, it usually is explained with "genetics". If the scalp-tension theory is fundame
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by Narretz 4y ago
These reunion shows were reported on in Germany, too. I haven't heard anything about them for a few years, though. I assume not many direct separated family members are still alive, or there's currently no agreement about these me
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by Narretz 4y ago
The case that is mentioned is Oberdorf vs Amazon. Here's an article from 2019. https://www.courthousenews.com/amazon-back-on-the-hook-for-d... I can't find anything more recent. The case is interesting as it needs
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by Narretz 4y ago
The idea is that these names are generated pseudo-randomly or arbitrarily because they have no brand value. Sellers that use them run through "companies" quickly as they get banned for forbidden practice or because their reputatio
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by Narretz 4y ago
What did duanec do after Excel?
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by Narretz 4y ago
There are multiple episodes and the latest deals with the opening / pandemic fallout
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by Narretz 4y ago
Why not? I can see a problem linking heat waves directly to mortality, but 0.4% doesn't sound too high?
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by Narretz 4y ago
On the other hand, actual browser choice for iOS will force Apple into improving Safari at a faster rate. This is good competition.
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by Narretz 4y ago
The obstacle here is probably consistency in long form writing. Even in short form writing, AI often jumps around and introduces new elements while ignoring old ones. New models that retain a sort of plot memory are necessary for long form
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by Narretz 4y ago
So you are not entertained when you have sex? Or do you just do it so the urge is fulfilled?
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by Narretz 4y ago
Something like an integrated timetable for Germany is actually in planning: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutschlandtakt , but it looks like it focuses on high speed routes.
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by Narretz 4y ago
> one of the highest rated books by the Hacker News community. It's also one of the pop sci books that has been most intensively scrutinized for errors or failures to reproduce study effects. Probably in part because it's so po
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by Narretz 4y ago
Might this be intentional to nerf some strategies? Or is this only an issue in the multiplayer mode timer?
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by Narretz 4y ago
Slay the Spire, a deck building rogue like has very sparse animations and a "fast mode" which I enabled almost immediately. Then again, it's not a multiplayer game and has no loot, which may have influenced the decision in He
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by Narretz 4y ago
> Of course fixing that is a sisyphean task for a single-developer project like Sciter. Every new feature also adds complexity and size, so it goes exactly against one of the main advantages of the project
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by Narretz 4y ago
"Secret" means that the supposed account violation wasn't specified in the message from Dropbox. Possibly an automated decision. And apparently it was without warning on the first offense? Definitely need more info. And extre
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by Narretz 4y ago
There are exceptions to the "stop in each federal state required" rule as can be seen on this page: https://www.bahn.de/service/ueber-uns/zugtypen/ice_sprinter The article mentions the Berlin - Pari
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by Narretz 4y ago
My takeaway was that accessibility tools expect the websites they are checking not to be actively hostile to accessibility.
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by Narretz 4y ago
The quality of show declined as soon as the book material ran out but at the same time it was good enough for it to still grow in popularity. But yes, the last season / ending was so badly received that it irreparably damaged the show&
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by Narretz 4y ago
It's a big difference if it's already 45+ in March when it's usually only 45+ starting in May.
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by Narretz 4y ago
I think it's more likely that Putin lied about this, and the soldiers were told the same lies. Russia trusted that collaborators / saboteurs in Ukraine would allow them to crush the remaining resistance very quickly. This is alleg
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by Narretz 4y ago
Sounds like actual Role-Playing to me! The history is also interesting, as in every guild / group that awakened Kerafyrm against the wishes of others is to this day known, even if long disbanded.
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by Narretz 5y ago
The second gulf war started almost 20 years ago. Surely you can't use it as an example when anti tank weapons have progressed so much in that time.

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