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by ant6n 3y ago
True. When’s the last time a corporation had to go to prison.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Rather „not organized for the private gain of any person“
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by ant6n 3y ago
What happens in a situation like this? Does the staff issue physical keys? Do the doors even have manual locks? Do the staff walk every body to their room?
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by ant6n 3y ago
Do you sell a software or a service running in a browser? Is the computation happening on my computer or your cloud?
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by ant6n 3y ago
What’s „the real thing“ in this sentence? A chicken?
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by ant6n 3y ago
3^5=243. so use a byte to represent a vector of 5 ternary values, leaving some possible signaling values.
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by ant6n 3y ago
>> Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs > Do they really? Well, they probably did fifty years (!) ago, when this quote was written down.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Rich people voluntarily have fewer kids. Spread the wealth, reduce the population pressure.
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by ant6n 3y ago
I got pissed off by their product, so I just stopped paying them. Now I just hear ads every 10-20 minutes, which pisses me off even more. Now I really don’t wanna pay for Spotify anymore. …it’s probably not the best business relationship, b
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by ant6n 3y ago
They also got rid of surface running cars because of the same reason.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Also sharks, with friggin lasers attached to their heads.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Kind of incidental which Chip is inside the game boy. For example, the gba has a 32 bit ARM.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Im still sitting out the Mx Air. But the MacBook Air M3 may end up being too expensive, so I may sit that one out as well.
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by ant6n 3y ago
The text says something about how you shouldn't make the waveform blow up outside the canvas, but I am not sure whether its measured or shown.
525.
by ant6n 3y ago
Well, unless you lead a non-active life and hope to improve your health by taking viagra without the accompanying extra in activity.
526.
by ant6n 3y ago
This article is just copy-pasted (stolen) from this blog entry, which also contains more of the original posting: https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/bahn-administrator-fuer-windows...
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by ant6n 3y ago
The Maledives may more likely be submerged if the Poles heat up by 1.7C, for a time frame of 50 years. The ice in the poles doesn't all melt immediately.
528.
by ant6n 3y ago
Not all startup bros are primarily scientifically curious, some are just driven by profit. Or, as a wise man once said: "nature decays! But Latinum lasts forever."
529.
by ant6n 3y ago
Pre 95? 16-bit?
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by ant6n 3y ago
I guess the obsession to fix something that's wrong on the internet only applies to mistakes by other people, not one's own mistakes. Cuz really, it's the responsibility of other people to fix my mistakes.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Arguably, the last date of the "times of single-digit Windows" would be one day before the release of Win 10, which was on 2015-07-29. Didn't Win 8 have fewer options for adapting the UI compared to previous versions of Windo
532.
by ant6n 3y ago
2000 kcal is equivalent to 470 mAh at like 4946V.
533.
by ant6n 3y ago
This is very good. Usually you get these stories about the crazy successes, this guy just stays in the business long term. He's got a good somewhat cynical sense of humor.
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by ant6n 3y ago
It’s a kind of ironic beauty to minify this project all the way down to 8kb for example by developing a minifying source-to-source compiler, and then using a parameter-by-copied-executable scheme for the screen resolution.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Looks like an anvil to me.
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by ant6n 3y ago
“…and I almost forgot ahh, I'm also gonna need you to go ahead and come in on Sunday too, kay. We ahh lost some people this week and ah, we sorta need to play catch up.”
537.
by ant6n 3y ago
Everybody knows its always been pronounced ‘gif’.
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by ant6n 3y ago
„ear“? „ar“?
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by ant6n 3y ago
I wonder whether there a California, Ontario.
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by ant6n 3y ago
Pn the other hand, the geography forces people to live in valleys. so population is effectively distributed along corridors —- very conducive to being served by rail and bus lines.

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