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by bipson 6y ago
A good webcam, in my opinion, is a device that provides a decent sound quality (from the article). Ehm, sure about that metric? Should a webcam not primarily offer good video? And why not having good audio by means of an external micropho
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by bipson 6y ago
This is not a matter of incompetence. They even had auxiliary cables installed some time ago, one of these was the first to fail. All well-known best practices don't matter if structures cannot be maintained because the governing bodie
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by bipson 6y ago
Same for Austria, which interestingly was considered a "test-market" for international carriers, thus we always had the cheaper contracts and some novel business models quite some time before the rest of the EU (unfortunately not
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by bipson 6y ago
It is not binary in my experience. Most professional musicians know their instrument very well - and still know a man for the "hard" stuff, e.g. for thorough maintenance or repairs that require craftsmanship. And there are obvious
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by bipson 6y ago
You would be surprised how many cooks sharpen their knives themselves. It is also a very wholesome and meditative activity.
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by bipson 6y ago
That's a very shortsighted view on the world. Particularly if you're working with other people. Once you are collaborating, there is simply more to good code than what you our your peers know about the code or the language. Workin
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by bipson 6y ago
What I often experience (see also a lot of comments here): Some people, however smart, try to force git to do something in particular, without asking first "How can I do x with git" (I don't think I ever had a use case wher
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by bipson 6y ago
There is a technical difference between an local repo and a remote repo (bare repository) - although I think you can clone from a repo and make this "authoritative", what you usually do is ( in your client, not the server ) - add
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by bipson 6y ago
Honestly I don't think that is git's fault
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by bipson 6y ago
There is a approximate approach in Austria. Parties are allowed donations, but they can't spend more than x on election campaigns, no matter where the money is coming from. Time on public TV is kind-of regulated. TV ads are not really
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by bipson 6y ago
Look at the data. It's the opposite way around
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by bipson 6y ago
Sounds perfectly reasonable. Why are you afraid of updates then?
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by bipson 6y ago
Hm, let's dissect. Upgrade schedule for Fedora is twice a year, yes. Goes by without any issues, stuff still works. There is change and then there is change. Yes, I understand that some things don't need to change, and why do they
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by bipson 6y ago
Where my partner usually steps in is not safety, but time. It is great if you're able to build some things yourself. But the kid and in particular your partner need your hands on deck, not on the workbench for days on, just to end up w
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by bipson 6y ago
You feel OK for now. There might be depression and increasing anger, once you realise the kid is still needy and your partner is now occupied with #2. On a more serious note, for me consumption at this point in my life is a vicious cycle th
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by bipson 6y ago
Running Fedora since I-don't-even-remember-when (around 2008?) and I was never annoyed (unless I try to run CUDA and the like, because they rely on e.g. an ancient GCC etc.). In particularly it was a significant improvement over the an
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by bipson 6y ago
But, that's literally what was being said above..?
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by bipson 6y ago
What I was trying to say is: I think in the thread above people are talking about different things. For the "danish mink mutation" - even if the exception to the rule - some of the above statements might not be true.
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by bipson 6y ago
It was said (arguably in the news, so, nobody knows if true) that the mutation found in the mink populations in Denmark has a significantly different response to antibodies, in particular, they are less effective. This is why OP is asking a
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by bipson 6y ago
Assuming you are really interested. Mostly because the world is not one-dimensional. "Hard lockdown" has drastic socio-economic implications. "No lockdown" has dramatic/catastrophic socio-economic implications. The
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by bipson 6y ago
In particular BioNTech from the article was founded 2008. This is their first publicly available "product" - it applies their vision for cancer treatment to specific SARS-nCoV-2 proteins (arguably I don't know if they'
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by bipson 6y ago
I think someone should clarify the strands vs. genetic variations here. Because the reports from Denmarks Mink fiasco indicated that antibodies were not as effective on the mutation that appeared there short time ago. This would contradict
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by bipson 6y ago
Although I want to agree, none of the companies started from zero. All these new technologies, the techniques, the principles were in development since years if not decades. Not trying to diminish the accomplishments achieved, great effort
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by bipson 6y ago
Maybe there is a slight semantic misunderstanding here, but in fact a "re-infection" is defined as such: A patient must present a infection and the particular virus must be sequenced , and then present with an infection later on
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by bipson 6y ago
That's the part I was thanking you for ;), since I could not possibly know if you fixed it yourself. And I would not have expected you to write about something that needs to be changed (in that tone) and doing it yourself immediately a
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by bipson 6y ago
Hm, I don't know, the NW-E390 SERIES looks like it fulfills the requirements, if such a reduced functionality is acceptable to OP. Don't know what you could/should use on the software side though to manage the content... Life
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by bipson 6y ago
Which would not be an issue in almost all cases, since sftp is usually part of the OpenSSH suite, and since you are in most cases using the underlying SSH anyway... I know that you could have an SSH implementation without sftp - but I&#x2
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by bipson 6y ago
And someone just fixed it shortly after your post. Thanks, I guess?
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by bipson 6y ago
According to Wikipedia the unification was in the 1860. This though was built by Ludwig I. which was shortly before that (1825-1848) and according to the link above in response to the (citation link: "embarrassing") "invasion
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by bipson 6y ago
Great explanation. Which also implies that the mentioned "criteria" are not good, since it is not a clear cut case. It is not binary, I cannot definitely say when something "starts or stops being PC" or where "non-P

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