bmicraft

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811.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Free speech protects you from the state, not from private companies. You can declare yourself to be anything you'd like, but you may suffer the consequences.
812.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Induction does not do the same thing, mine seems to (from what you can hear) use pwm with a period time of a few milliseconds and adjust duty cycle based on the heat setting
813.
by bmicraft 5y ago
It may also be that debian.org is just whitelisted
814.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Why do you think that?
815.
by bmicraft 5y ago
It seems to run with native framerate in firefox while chromium gets maybe 20fps on my laptop
816.
by bmicraft 5y ago
At least from my experience my induction stove does not seem to have this problem, which kinda makes sense if you think about it: It already has to switch on/off many times per second to induce current, so it can just skip some cycles.
817.
by bmicraft 5y ago
VPNs don't usually consume any significant bandwidth overhead at all which makes me curious as to what service your employer is using?
818.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Users not knowing what a url bar even is will be actively dangerous when they've somehow managed to land on a fishing site though. I don't think that can be engineered away in any reasonable way soon, so saying they shouldn't
819.
by bmicraft 5y ago
The js probably pinged their own server with then did the 'net send'
820.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Hollywood gets to borrow millions in us army equipment for free if the producer runs the script by them first. Part of the deal is that the us army always have to be the good guys and not have any internal problems related to things like
821.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Or just use much lower precision for the color
822.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I've always used Sandisk cards with A1/A2 rating (high iops) since they exist and I've yet to run into a single problem with them. Cards without that rating otoh ...
823.
by bmicraft 5y ago
There are probably close to a hundred different boards already. Here is a somewhat complete list: https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/boards_cm
824.
by bmicraft 5y ago
You should really check if you have bad memory. I've found firefox to be very sensitive to such an issue
825.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Not when the need is to increase battery life (reduce cpu usage). Having a couple of youtube/reddit tabs open in the background can really impact battery life I've found.
826.
by bmicraft 5y ago
We do have many regional tickets and only the most expensive ones (over 26yrs and not senoir) even cost 365€ per year. You also have to take cost of living / pay grade and quality of service into account.
827.
by bmicraft 5y ago
This ticket (in Austria specifically) is not a response to covid-19, it has been in the works by our green party for many years now (2013 I think) and negotiations for the country-wide ticket have finally been concluded.
828.
by bmicraft 5y ago
The original idea by our green party was a "1-2-3 Ticket" which means 365€ for one state, double for two states, and triple for all states (per year for all public transport). They just renamed the "3" ticket to climate
829.
by bmicraft 5y ago
The amount of carbon emitted by a car is directly proportional to the amount of fuel used, so what you really are talking about are fuel taxes which are very common already
830.
by bmicraft 5y ago
It may not be much cheaper in absolute terms, but the service you get for that is usually much better (more lines shorter intervals and such)
831.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Since most public transport is pretty localized the difference should be negligible - you're rarely going to travel a significant distance in relation to the size of the country as that would be unfeasible for a daily commute. In pract
832.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Every road user also uses roads paid for by every tax payer so there's that.
833.
by bmicraft 5y ago
That's the best way to make people switch back to cars imho. Not only does constantly paying a fee increase friction significantly, the same is not the case if you were to use a car you only need to refill every other week or so. At th
834.
by bmicraft 5y ago
The ticket usually covers only a fraction of the true price while the rest is subsidized anyways, so it shouldn't matter much
835.
by bmicraft 5y ago
But that goes completely against the point that those jobs are supposedly only a bridge to a better one, when for most people (like you said) that simply can't be true
836.
by bmicraft 5y ago
It seems to kinda work for them, but none of their products is the next iPhone for a reason: Nobody can massively profit from them in ways that would allow for make much larger investments
837.
by bmicraft 5y ago
I would argue that most interesting (and unpatched?) servers do at least have an ipv4 address as well, if not exclusively
838.
by bmicraft 5y ago
One produces individuals who will fight to fix an unjust system. And another produces people who will sacrifice their health for a job that does not care about them and still end up poor while feeling guilty because it supposedly is their o
839.
by bmicraft 5y ago
There was a time when corporations didn't have revenues to rival big countries, when they couldn't just buy laws at will. Unfortunately that time is over, and life expectancy has been going down in the US for years now[1] [1] htt
840.
by bmicraft 5y ago
Isn't that the wrong direction to think in? If one employee in a team of 10 gets promoted to be their leader (because the former one retired or got promoted themselves) then the other 9/10 don't get promoted. And those people

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