_trampeltier

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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   I heard about also over 10 years ago, some airplane maintenance companys print things like cars and houses on spare parts, so people know about what they cost.
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   0-14 years: 14.39% (male 724,904 /female 671,524) 15-24 years: 7.64% (male 408,376 /female 332,986) 25-54 years: 70.45% (male 5,297,201 /female 1,537,300) 55-64 years: 6.05% (male 499,579 /female 87,037) 65 years and ove
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   Probably you know usually if it's a number or text. It's more a problem in product codes etc. But yes, I agree, it would be better with crossed zeros. I even cross zeros in my handwriting.
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   Things like to prevent XSS should just be in any web programming standart lib. A lot of bugs are just there because people have to write for so many problems there own solution. Now we move so many things to a just digital world. But the gr
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   And most companys see in the IT just a cost factor. So they don't invest really in automation. They mostly just invest in creating even more data for marketing and other funny guys. There is also the problem, if the IT is far away, the
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   Meteo API for Switzerland: https://opendata.swiss/de/organization/bundesamt-fur-meteoro...
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   I tryed Descent a couple of times, but the game never catched me. Doom was and still is unique. Very simple to play, fast and dark. Later I loved to play Terminator Future Shock. The first game with such large and open levels for me. It was
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   Wenn du weist, dass du nichts weist weist du mehr als wenn du nichts weist das nicht weist. If you know what you don't know anything, you know more than if you don't know anything and you don't know.
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   by _trampeltier 8y ago

   And then is the funny idea with an unknown date of birth, when you end up with 00-00-yyyy in your passport.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Since most smartphones today work at least with GPS and GLONASS, what does happen, if just one signal for ex. the GPS signal is spoofed / faked?
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    https://gridcoin.us/
12. 972.▲
    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Paypal, Patreon, Slack .. all are just private companys and they are all free to choose there customers.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    I bought a Bluetooth speaker a couple of months ago. Sounds great, but if I watch a video, the sound is lagging. I thought about to get Bluetooth headphones, but after that experience I think, I just stay with cables.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    In our company we also have a lot of excel files. Most things should done different, but then we would have to work WITH the IT guys, but they have even to solve a simple ticket more than a week, some tickets are open for more than a half y
15. 975.▲
    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    That's no problem for the insurance company. Everybody has to pay a bit more, problem solved.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Why change something. Now they get even more money. Sad but true.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    > Since most laptop makers have terrible product design in general, should it be surprising that their websites are any different? So true. I mean even on HPs ZBooks (ok, on most Notebooks today) you get just useless small cursor keys an
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    You maybe just don't like them. https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/9/18079880/paypal-proud-boy...
19. 979.▲
    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Everyone want to make money. They sell ad space, not news.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Consumer PCs these days make it hard. There are so many (really terrible) tools on these Computers. Ex. last month I asked a friend (a very not computer guy), if he could give me some pictures from an event last summer. I gave him an USB dr
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    For so many years this was no problem for the western countrys, when this way came much money to us from africa and other poor places. The "license fee" thing is super old, it's propably the oldest way to "optimise"
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    I don't know Gab. But if they did something illegal, then the police should shutdown the service. Of course the hoster, Domain service or PayPal is free to choose there customer. But in my opinion it's a bad thing to shut down jus
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    We talked this summer in a wonderfull warm night about it. Usually there are some kind of bugs around at nighttime. But there was not even one around. Our idea was, because of all light is LED now, or something like this.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    In switzerland, there is (still) no IPv6 from any cellphone provider.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Having names besides the bell in a apartment building is forbidden. GDPR is fun ... https://wien.orf.at/news/stories/2941086/
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    I know a guy who, even today, use Teletext for all kind of things (mostly sport results). I remember ORF (Austrian TV), they had samples of QBasic source code. Teletext was really a nice thing to have in Europe.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    I never did the test by myself, I just watched now a couple of yt videos. It looks like the test duration is a couple of seconds. To be fast a couple of seconds is not the same as to be fast for a long time. And there are other much faster
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    I know from the car industrie, from each car, they know from each part the whole production history. A factory, for example, is certified to produce part "A". The factory has two machines (machine "B" and "C")
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Yes, now. But it was not on around 8pm Europe time.
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    by _trampeltier 8y ago

    Now it is there yes, but it was not when I checked before (8pm Europe).