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by _ph_ 4y ago
Do you have a link to that guide, I would be quite interested to read it, as I am still trying to figure out mastodon.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I consider myself quite a nerd, but honestly, I am struggling with exactly those questions. I do think better introductions for newcomers are needed so the explanations are understandable for people who are thinking in "twitter" t
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by _ph_ 4y ago
Picking an ISP should be transparent - my usage of internet services, like with whom I communicate - isn't influenced by it. I can change my ISP any time and no one will even notice, no one will have to be informed about a changed addr
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I do think that their covid policy (though not the way it was implemented) was the right way to go in the first two years. But with Omicron, the game has changed, as it is extremely contagious. Implementing strict hygiene precautions is sti
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by _ph_ 4y ago
It is fascinating to see how much can be reconstructed and heart warming what patience is shown by those who reassemble these precious parts of history. But perhaps we (humans) should in general try not to destroy so many things in the firs
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I haven't said burden, but a challenge. Because the lense won't create fancy effects on its own. It is purely the task of the photographer to make something out of it. That was in answer to the post which preferred wider and longe
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by _ph_ 4y ago
You can get very compact 35mm bodies now, but lenses tended to grow in recent years to cope with the growing pixel counts. So overall a mFT kit will be significant smaller than 35mm unless you talk about a Leica M :) The Olympus 25/1.2
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by _ph_ 4y ago
One shouldn't get too crazy about aperture. On a modern 35mm camera you rarely need the f/1.4. Certainly not for gathering enough light and usually the DOF is small enough at f/2 already. So you can get a much lighter and che
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by _ph_ 4y ago
On the other side, the neutral way, the 50 renders szenes is the appeal and the challenge for the photographer. A wide-angle or strong tele lens add a lot to the picture themselves, by their extreme angles of view. The 50 does nothing like
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by _ph_ 4y ago
The Leica M 50/1.4 is still around 300g and a great lens. But indeed, as the sensor resolution of 35mm cameras exceeds many classic medium format cameras, the best lenses have grown accordingly to serve that resolution. To me, the Le
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by _ph_ 4y ago
Or actuall Tesla has a great legal department. I am definitely not happy how they pitch Autopilot/FSD, but if you check all the wording, the small print, carefully, there are no fraudulent claims.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
While I lack personal experience with Rust and I really appreciate fast compilers (that is why I am a Go user), over all features and characteristics, Rust seems to be the best choice for safe kernel development. Other posters have describe
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by _ph_ 4y ago
It was described in the article. That a police, which already is accused of using excessive force, gets a new means of killing people, remotely.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I think Thalidomide is exactly the wrong reason to not approve drugs like Silibinin and what is wrong with the drug system. Yes, it was a huge scandal. But we are not talking about a drung for general usage, especially not for taking as a h
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by _ph_ 4y ago
Looks nice, but why AGPL-3? Most of the used libraries are MIT/BSD.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I think I went there once and got lost :p I filed a bug report, lets see whether anything comes out of that.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
No, where would I do that? And of course I can offer litte more than the description I gave here.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I have been a very happy Firefox user for several years but recently (with 104) I noticed how it uses massive amounts of CPU when being idle. About 60-120% CPU are not uncommon. In the task manager there is no task with heavy CPU load. It s
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by _ph_ 4y ago
You are still presenting a mix out of climate denial myths and lies. Global warming didn't "go away", it is ongoing and accelerating. As it is expected from the ever rising CO2 content in the atmosphere.
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Yes, that is the one I was thinking of :)
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by _ph_ 4y ago
To get the science why more CO2 means more heat, look no further than Arrhenius, he described and calculated the phenomenum in the late 19th century. That is very basic and confirmed physics.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
There are a few nice exceptions. They built a small viking village for a childrens movie at a bavarian lake, and after the filming it was kept as a tourist attraction.
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I am not saying you are wrong, but people are definitely the problem too. There are so many denying the climate change or at least not really caring enough to cause any action. And fighting the fight against climate change by e.g. stopping
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by _ph_ 4y ago
You are mixing a lot of things in your post, I won't go into all details. But long term precise temperature measurements exist, they are the basis of all work about global warming. I am sure you can find them quickly if you browse the
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I am really not understanding what you want to say. And of course you would have had years without snow in the past, as there are always warmer and colder years in any region, there are always fluctuations. But the average temperature deter
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by _ph_ 4y ago
Yes, we can and it is done. Accurate thermometers have been avaiable for over 200 years and in many places systematic temperature measurements were done. Of course, these measurements are influenced by local weather events, but when combine
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It is always possible, that a measurement of any kind is flawed, though I consider it highly unlikely (I was very suprised, that there were any spots in Scotland, which have snow all year around at all, so they are probably fameous and any
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by _ph_ 4y ago
You have to consider that JWST is working at much longer wave lengths than Hubble. So the resolution isn't much better than Hubble, if at all. Resolution of an optical instrument is limited by diameter over wave length. So despite its
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I am really confused by this post. It definitely sounds that the senior developer might be a bit older thand the poster and might have a different opinion on how to do certain things. There is definitely the need for some conversations. The
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by _ph_ 4y ago
I think this is a myth in several ways. First of all, modern ICE cars are anything but easily repairable with their complex exhaust treatment and turbo chargers. They are very delicate machinery and won't be on the roads for 40 years l

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