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benjamir
5y ago
Until recently Firefox releases had all kind of problems (e.g. hardware enumeration) That's why we recommended Chromium/Chrome for at our faculty for Jitsi usage I'm a Firefox (beta) user myself, but I would rather try anothe
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benjamir
5y ago
Funny: website doesn't properly work on Firefox and Chrome on mobile. So much for FOSS on Mobile Devices
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benjamir
5y ago
When a comment is worth more than the discussed random blog entry... Thanks for the USENIX link!
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benjamir
5y ago
Did you do that, or just theory? I speak of what I do and have.
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benjamir
5y ago
Who cares as long as the Taycan has marginal whiplash protection due to its seats _at very low_ speeds. Basically unusable. Nobody needs an expensive death trap, as an alternative to a 0 star Renault ZOE. The 5 star Euro NCAP is mostly wort
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5y ago
I'm not a Tesla fanboy, but: have a crash with the Zoe and you will know what cheap crap looks like (0 star NCAP).
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benjamir
5y ago
There is no benefit using 10 year old Renault parts. What sucked 10years ago doesn't become better over time.
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benjamir
5y ago
Nope. Mercedes C class models from the 201x years regularly use a lot of lamps. Nobody seems to now why.
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5y ago
I'm so glad I'm living in Germany. 12 months parental leave and three years part-time per child with reduced risk of cancellation and after that the right to do part-time as long as minors are in the household. And 20 days vacati
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benjamir
5y ago
Is it societies fault your employer is that anal retentive?
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benjamir
5y ago
*fuchs: Is it you, bastiaf?
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5y ago
"An old man, turned ninety-eigth..."
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benjamir
5y ago
" The answer is that you would need 39 or 40 decimal places." No, no, no! The answer is 42... 42 decimal places -- sorry couldn't resist.
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5y ago
At least in the federal state of Hesse a fax isn't considered safe: (German) https://www.heise.de/news/Datenschutzbeauftragter-Gaengiges-...
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5y ago
The more I read it, the more I thought: yeah, good thing. Sponsoring good cause. Why not more? Honestly, I'm the opposite of a fan of past CIA actions -- I thought. If this wants to discredit the NED, I think it does it in a weird way.
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benjamir
5y ago
This is close to ridiculous. I have to manage both types of DBMS. Postgres never failed, the concepts are harder to grasp and it thus isn't easy to overcome every hurdle immediately. MySQL on the otherhand failed in so many ways that I
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5y ago
To get tinnitus? The last time we tried (again), the sound was overdriven (again) to the point we had all go to the toilet and muffle our ears with toilet paper. Except for small, independent cinemas it has been the same crappy experience f
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5y ago
For what?
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benjamir
5y ago
What discomfort? My children and I go barefoot and T-Shirt while the rooms have 19°C. They are slim and muscular, ideal BMI, so spare me any "fat isolates" comments.
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benjamir
5y ago
I hate people that speak in third person "we" off themselves. This form of entitlement is more disgusting to me than any snarky comments.
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benjamir
5y ago
"Shift left", my current favourite IT buzz word blunder.
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benjamir
5y ago
Redarding the market cap of more than a million dollar per sold car: peanuts, way to go!
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benjamir
5y ago
Maybe reintroducing a free modern amphora equivalent instead of making people pay and forcing them to waste it in a toilet could help?
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benjamir
5y ago
Indeed. Thread is about Peter Norton and McAfee was only mixed in -- I meant McAfee, my fault.
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benjamir
5y ago
He's dead, Jim!
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5y ago
Funny, we tried probably your solution for imports? urschrei/pyzotero is yours? Failed all the time. To be fair we got a lot of 5xx, so maybe we were just out of luck. Anyway time ran out with that project.
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benjamir
5y ago
The import via API failed too often.
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benjamir
5y ago
We tried to migrate a reference library with more than 17k entries, but it never worked out beyond 2k. Sorry to say: might be fine for small personal projects, for anything serious I don't see how.
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benjamir
5y ago
But, but, but... they nearly reinvented the image based approach with docker? -- with only a fraction of the consistency, but who cares ;-)
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benjamir
5y ago
Ergo: never father a child in Israel. Problem solved.
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