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by blensor 8y ago
In Blender versioning if they are talking about single digit minor release numbers you always have to add an imaginary x at the end 2.4x branch, 2.5x branch, 2.6xbranch, ... Every time they move the first digit after the comma something maj
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by blensor 8y ago
I've watched a youtube video about the chances to survive a fall from/or with airplane parts (sorry forgot the channel but it was some physics channel) and the reason seems to be that airplanes tend to break in the middle while th
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by blensor 8y ago
That seems overly harsh. Are you saying the same about vi or emacs? As soon as someone has put in the time to familiarize with the UI the speed with which you can achieve things is impressive. I've been using blender since the 2.4 bran
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by blensor 8y ago
I Second that. I was sifting through the site but am unable to find out how much this costs. It looks good but seems to be tailored to professional news organization sized companies so it's probably quite expensive.
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by blensor 8y ago
That is something that seems really useful. You can get your Raspberry Pi online without a minitor but it's always a bit like stumbling in the dark. I'll definitely give this a try.
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by blensor 8y ago
I don't think that's the case here, I can see the whole shaft rotating, and also could easily touch the joints where it is connected at both ends. But the tech they are using is sometimes more than 20 years old I guess, so maybe n
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by blensor 8y ago
Yes it's always funny and kind of scary to look at when the farmers in our area put a Tractor next to the fixed water pumps that are located on their fields and have them running without anyone nearby. The tractors are driving the wate
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by blensor 8y ago
That was what I was afraid of. It's another $299/year down the drain just to support a few devices. I was hoping for a way (or a hack) to at least retroactively add a UDID without going through the Archive process again (that is r
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by blensor 8y ago
Macincloud user here. I tried both their plans managed and dedicated and am more satisfied with the managed plan as it seems more performant at a lower cost (but maybe I was just lucky) I am using it to compile a crossolatform inhouse Qt ap
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by blensor 8y ago
This might sound harsh, but that is something you have to deal with in life (academia or non-academia). What you were tasked to do is present your work so other people made room im their calendars to listen to your talk. Finding an error is
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by blensor 8y ago
I have always been quite happy with nomachine . It's running on the PC where my HTC Vive is connected to as I am using this as a monitorless VR PC
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by blensor 8y ago
> It would be reasonnable to build the simulated universe as similar as possible to the outer universe. ... said one Tetris block to the other. I would say the world is full of simulations, and while many will try to simulate aspects of
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by blensor 8y ago
Who says that the simulation has to be done in realtime? Without any outside reference the NPCs inside the simulation have no way to know that one second in the simulation has taken them for example a year in real-life.
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by blensor 8y ago
I think the whole Dieselgate affair was a huge benefit for the future of electric cars. Because at least in consumer cars the uncertainty surroundig possible limitations with driving into cities (in Austria and Germany) if you have a diesel
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by blensor 8y ago
I wish youtube had a way to directly and instantly influence the algorithmically created view. For example. I like all those electronics, physics and music theory videos, but after weeks of same old same old, I sometimes crave for something
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by blensor 8y ago
A company that needs to be protected from the market to be successful in this very same market, isn't this a fallacy? Trying to create a startup that can't at least compete with the existing solutions isn't a very good busine
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by blensor 8y ago
As I am getting older that's exactly my take on how to achieve something useful. As software devs we sometimes try to outhink the problem by solving every non existent problem that might occur down the road and also doing it in an as
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by blensor 8y ago
But that is something you should not get rid of in electric cars anyway. They emit already much less noise than regular cars and are thus harder to hear by pedestrians. You don't really want super silent 1ton metal blobs moving around
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by blensor 8y ago
Ok, I'll try to post a quick summary. As a background info. The car was stolen in Austria and 5 hours later stopped in the Czech Republic close to the border to Poland. It is a leased car, so there is also the leasing company involved
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by blensor 8y ago
I needed a quick fix that everyone in our house would be adopting quite quickly, and it should also fit into the style my wife used to decorate the entrance area. So the bowl where our keys were usually collected was replaced by a metal box
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by blensor 8y ago
That's actually not hard to explain to your insurance or the police at all. This happened to me 5 weeks ago. The car was parked directly in front of my entrance door and the key was basically on the other side of that door. The scene o
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by blensor 8y ago
So how does the asbestos get into your floor or ceiling? People have to work with it and those people are not hazmat wearing highly paid specialists but your normal workers who get the burden of making sure that they take all precautions du
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by blensor 8y ago
My most important takeaway from my past projects is. No matter how cool/sophisticated your product is, people are interested in solving their specific problem and won't discover most of what your product can do. They are coming t
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by blensor 8y ago
Hmm, interesting to try and pinpoint the difference between "lein" and "erl". I would say they are both diminutive but not exactly in the same way. erl ... would be more related to the actual size Sack -> Sackerl
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by blensor 8y ago
The point is that if you are exercising the law to it's maximum extent then it is next to impossible not to collect personal data, even if you have no intention to. For example, some hosting providers in Europe now automatically disabl
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by blensor 8y ago
Oh. I did not know that. I assumed that all SEPA transactions below 15000€ will be carried out as ICT if both banks support it. Well it seems they found a way to screw us over with another random fee
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by blensor 8y ago
It's not only the card network but also the infrastructure connecting the store to the card network. And the card readers themselves as well. I would say I am at least once a month in a store where, due to some incident, they can'
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by blensor 8y ago
+1 for SEPA ICT. Once that's rolled out everywhere it is really going to challenge the established online payment systems in Europe. Last time I bought something in an Austrian online shop it offered me the "eps" option which
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by blensor 8y ago
Maybe I am already too old, but a while ago I've learned that disappointment about something not being resolved is just part of life and it's better to look forward about what other things are too come than to be too upset that th
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by blensor 8y ago
And even more so when a country manages to break that collusion and win despite the odds that are against them

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