bionade24

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by bionade24 4y ago
VSCode is often stated as the best-performing Electron software, Teams is at the opposite end.
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by bionade24 4y ago
I am German and support the degradation of this "crime" to a delict, but even if 1/3 of the emprisoned is there bc of riding without a ticket, which I can hardly believe without a source, you leave out a very important aspect
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by bionade24 4y ago
I also do not understand why people claim that mercurial is more beginner-friendly. Especially putting relatively basic features into optional modules is very confusing in the beginning.
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by bionade24 4y ago
There are 2 editions of Minecraft. One, is the original one, now called Java edition. They definately still work on it, because despite not running well on Java > 8 for a long time, it now does. But afaik, they're still stuck on LWJ
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by bionade24 4y ago
Idk if I'm drifting too far to support my argument, but I'd assume the pilot may didn't want to experience the g forces or was unsure till the end. In the end, I'm not settled on this & we really need to find & r
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by bionade24 4y ago
> "okay, you're gonna be inferior than others (Economically, chances wise, socially, etc) from now on, and that is OK". I totally understand that & were about to comment the same thing on a comment of someone who sugge
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by bionade24 4y ago
> Everyone I see around me is so much more accomplished than I am, socially, academically, or in whatever else. Ok, so you care about reputation. I especially didn't suggest trashman, I didn't even think of that. Please don&#x2
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by bionade24 4y ago
In my opinion, more humans would suggest landing in water without gear is better. Additionally, the Sully incident is famous enough that a pilot should have read about it. To me, this move is more logical if you assume the pilot wanted to d
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by bionade24 4y ago
I'm not really sure if this is the direction you want to pursue, but have you tried to develop skills that primarily don't require a high IQ? E.g. crafting, entertainment or tourism. Here in Germany, crafters are very needed &
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by bionade24 4y ago
https://archive.md/xLgCE
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New MH370 debris suggests that pilots lowered landing gear(thetimes.co.uk)
5 points by bionade24 4y ago|9 comments
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by bionade24 4y ago
No (at least in Germany, can't speak for whole Europe) the price is settled by the most expensive electricity producer currently serving. Gas power plants are used regularly to stabilize the network, but they didn't drive the elec
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by bionade24 4y ago
You can call it failed or success after 10 years in operation. Before that, it's still an ongoing process. Infrastructure is for the long-term.
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by bionade24 4y ago
Sadly, many people don't understand that. Either because the refuse everything said & done by him or because they don't see the actual motivation he had to act in that way. Applies to many other entities, too.
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by bionade24 4y ago
For the heating BHKWs (Blockheizkrafwerke) of many cities in Germany it's still cheaper to run on gas than switch to burning oil. Since the communal industry are legally structured as companies, the mayors aren't allowed by law to
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by bionade24 4y ago
The people seem to say despite the not new anymore slow & often-failing frontend. The old frontend is down regularly. Not sure why they don't drop it completely if the care so little about it's uptime.
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by bionade24 4y ago
This is a just title. German parliament also has multiple "Bundestagsvizeprädsidenten", theoretically one parliament vice president for each faction.
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by bionade24 4y ago
I agree, and if we had decided to create an autonomous car only line where the speed gets controlled by a central computer, this would apply. You still shouldn't ignore that the higher the speed, the more likely larger speed difference
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by bionade24 4y ago
Deepl does offer https://linguee.de for single-word translations, explanation & contexts. Not sure why the link to it on the Deepl page is gone now.
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by bionade24 4y ago
That's true. The US gov only needs to intimidate enough, more authoritan reactions on journalism wouldn't stop the people still risking it either.
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by bionade24 4y ago
On Linux this is adressed by systemd-homed, which encrypts at least your home partition in sleep mode. Attackers could still try to manipulate the rootfs & hope the user doesn't detect it before using the device again.
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by bionade24 4y ago
The author is very misinformed about the state of student decision-making in Germany & it feels like he describes the state people did who are now older than 40 years. One big thing he doesn't account for is the German school gradi
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by bionade24 4y ago
Nvidia does already use RISC-V in their GPUs, too. Those small controller chips aren't comparable with CPUs.
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by bionade24 4y ago
I have a XPS 13 9310 2-in-1, bought directly after release & put Linux on it. For a brand new released Laptop, this was the best Linux experience I had. Dell's preinstalled Ubuntu wasn't available as an option, but on other de
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by bionade24 4y ago
The USB C ports get a lot of flex fast, but the connection remained stable in my experience, regarding both data & power.
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by bionade24 4y ago
I do have the 2-in-1 version of the XPS 9310, which was only available with Windows, replaced it with Archlinux. In the 1st ~3 months after launch (of the Windows product, Dev version wasn't released yet) I experienced this problem too
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by bionade24 4y ago
Seems more like you do have these problems but they don't matter to you personally.
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by bionade24 4y ago
Limit this to the specific headers of these Webbrowsers though, please.
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by bionade24 4y ago
The problem sadly is Wayland. While wayland generally improves touch input, Xournalpp has those hiccups & glitches, for the ones are know are actually GTK bugs. I'm still sticking with Wayland though. I used Xournalpp one year befo
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GitHub having outages for you, too?
3 points by bionade24 4y ago|0 comments

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