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by PinguTS 5y ago
Well said. I agree up to one point, I know that beta software is also tested on public roads in the industry, but only by trained drivers. As of some project I did in the past, I was drivenin in such a car, when I got a lift by a collegue t
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Some years ago a met a brand manager from the Radeberger Group in the train. That time I learned that about 50% of the worldwide breweries are from Germany. Within Germany about 50% of the breweries are based in Franconia. You should not mi
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by PinguTS 5y ago
What if I don't need fiat, because many things can be payed in some form of crypto like in Metaverse? What if round-trip those through many different cryptos? What if round-trip those through funny NFTs and with that even inflate NFTs?
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by PinguTS 5y ago
I thought it is all decentralized. I thought that it the whole point of Web3. Dou you want to tell me it is not. That there are central instances, which I can control? Wow.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Don't know what you want to tell us by comparing software tools with hardware tools. Quality hardware tools from the last century are still doing what they are designed for and in professional context even work bettern then most curren
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Also wondering where the authors of the article got this formula from. Because it is not in the paper. At least not that obvious. The paper discusses an upper bound and a lower bound, but not a singular formula.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
They changed the login, so that you can't use anyother client. They changed the contact possibilities, so that conact can only be made on invite only.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
But they forked a Matrix server as well to limit it to a standalone server and to limit who can access what information for the reason of privacy of the kids.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
But isn't that "waste" heat already used to heat the office building and other buildings nearby. So there is a use case already. Of course during the year there are times, when heating is not needed. Then it would make sense
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by PinguTS 5y ago
17 out of the 56 plants are in shutdown right now. https://jpt.spe.org/france-turns-to-coal-as-nuclear-plant-sh...
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Yes, as they service only their own area and do not act as a reseller. As from the latest newsletter I've got they are 100% sustainable and source everything themself without anything to buy in from nuclear, coal, and gas. That's
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by PinguTS 5y ago
No, Base price is basically for renting the meter (and maybe some other internal fees).
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Looks like we share the same city even as I am not in that city anymore but still serviced by the same company directly and not as a reseller.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Thats not true. Regional providers which source their energy by regional means without any nuclear, gas, and coal can sustain their prices. I wasn't buying cheap before and stayed regional and now I am still at about 30 Cents/kWh.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
In France about 30% of nuclear power is unavailable because of maintenance shutdowns. The price hike comes because of the hiking gas prices.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
That was exactly my question when I read this. How do they establish trust, when 2FA is revoked? How they prevent that the bad guy enables now 2FA and the god guy is locked out of his account? May the god guy didn't get the message tha
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by PinguTS 5y ago
In Austria an architect build an office building completely without any heating at all [1]. And now after the first experiences he is doing it for clients as well [2]. It works. [1] https://www.detail-online.com/article&#x2F
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Work culuture is very different in the many countries and are in line with the gernal culture. Based in Europe, Germany, we had this when we had meetings with chipmanufacturers in Japan vs. USA. So when a company comes from one culture into
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Just to add one single point from my side: • Backup is not to some cloud service, which I cannot control but done to a small server at home with a NAS attached in the basement. • some smaller service during development I run simply from hom
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Yes, the Industrie40 club still has very interesting content. Its not the big rooms. Its the small rooms. There are not constantly available. You just need to find (active) clubs that are right for you and need to follow their content. With
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Right. Had the same issue years ago. Did the same and worked the same. Just point them to https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/help/dndr/udrp-en
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Works for me: https://web.archive.org/web/20100731171624/http://theinfo.or...
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by PinguTS 5y ago
You seems to forget that within the EU the Committee on Fisheries decided for the EU has whole to sign the ACTA treaty. You know copyright, IP rights, and a such is highly related to fishery. Or not?
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Where are the disclosing of state-linked information operations linked to USA, UK, or France? Just to name a few but not complete list.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
It seems, that .io is rising the price every year this time around. Just about a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25534498
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by PinguTS 5y ago
And they distributed it with the Datenschleuder. Cannot remember the issue, but I have it still somewhere at home. It is like a highly distributed backup of that fingerprint.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
They issued a PR [1] after long talks with David acknowledging the problem. Then updated that article over time. The later released a bug fix. [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20130811004759/http://realbus
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Sorry, but years ago we hadn't such great subtitles team as we have these days. Remind you, that the whole conference is run by volunteers.
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Please always use the official CCC source, which is media.ccc.de [1]. The Youtube channel is there only, because people didn't respected the unwritten rules and put the content on Youtube anyway. But we like to distribute the content a
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by PinguTS 5y ago
Opel is not really anymore German. Opel is just re-selling cars from PSA like Seat/Skoda is re-selling cars from VW. With the distinction that Seat/Skoda has much more freedom on production decisions and personalization decisions

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