bobim

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91.
by bobim 2y ago
The dark patterns to make the rejection 5 clicks while acceptance is just 1 click are not the responsibility of EU.
92.
by bobim 2y ago
I would like a Silent Hunter III remake with this.
93.
by bobim 2y ago
After owning a cat?? Nobody owns a cat! The cat tolerates that you live in his vicinity.
94.
by bobim 2y ago
Is it me or the arrows suggests that the data can only restore a male? Does it comes with its other half?
95.
by bobim 2y ago
To my understanding the patent office is here to assert if your patent is not stomping on another patent toes. Then you patent whatever and throw it in the legs of your competitor. You'll ultimately lose but you'll have wasted his
96.
by bobim 2y ago
That you immediately captured the gist of it means everything. But we can use a lot of companies, Inteling?
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by bobim 2y ago
In principle eating and drinking is a major safety concern, a choking driver is not able to behave as per the minimum standard. And yes, radio can grab your attention, so it's fine in light traffic, maybe less in awkward situations. I
98.
by bobim 2y ago
How can you design a car with safety in mind and then propose this? Driver's attention is not available for anything but the road in principle. At anytime. Ford is Boeinging or what?
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by bobim 2y ago
ABS is neat when it comes down to sustain the teething to split apart stubborn assemblies. Sold a crate of my ol'lego for 20.- and I'm happy thinking of these kids building new dreams with them.
100.
by bobim 2y ago
That's the fallacy of many of these bio-things, more emissions. Keeping consumption habits and dampening our guilt with green washing is not the solution. The keyword is: less.
101.
by bobim 2y ago
Nope, example: the knowledge I build using OpenRadioss is mine until I die, while the knowledge I build using Abaqus is locked behind a 200k paywall.
102.
by bobim 2y ago
Not even mentioning the #1 reason: freedom
103.
by bobim 2y ago
Bleached paper is probably not a threat to testicles, but it's taking a toll on the environment they're living in. And it's for a frivolous reason: having snow white paper.
104.
by bobim 2y ago
Paper manufacturing is not devoid of chemicals, it needs bleaching to be white and all the machines to put it in its final shape use mineral oils that find way into the final product. But maybe the quality of the tea itself dwarves the thin
105.
by bobim 2y ago
Avoid paper also
106.
by bobim 2y ago
Polypropylene sometimes
107.
by bobim 2y ago
Yes, but if we stop producing new minds with better capability we miss the opportunity to get the next Einstein that will enable warp drive and save humanity from its fate.
108.
by bobim 2y ago
Don't forget that death is a required feature for a specie to evolve. It might be the case that immortal organisms lived on earth, the fact that we don't see them around just confirms that dying is a competitive advantage, not a p
109.
by bobim 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification, it's giving me an excuse for my now totally bad timing at yoshi's island.
110.
by bobim 2y ago
This is raising the question if emulators are using PAL timings for EU roms. And do we know if the snes mini is giving the NTSC or PAL experience?
111.
by bobim 2y ago
This is very interesting, however all of this only works if we also know how to build the instruments. Probably we have this knowledge for classical ones, but do we have it somewhere for hardware synths?
112.
by bobim 2y ago
I think that I would. Using natural language to describe the problem and constraints would be much better than figuring out mid project that the variable structure I've chosen does not allow to express a particular constraint. Defining
113.
by bobim 2y ago
And if it can spit out an OpenRadioss input file, one could launch pallets (almost) directly.
114.
by bobim 2y ago
Yes right, I'm biased toward single product pallet. Then high mass items should be placed on the first lower pallet, low mass on the pallet put on top of the first one in the truck. The solver starts to be complex.
115.
by bobim 2y ago
Nice analogy!
116.
by bobim 2y ago
Ah! That's a pretty much orphan subject yet the world is constantly moving pallets. For pallet stability you would like to have a convex perimeter so the stretch wrapping maintains the boxes effectively. And also criss-crossing boxes f
117.
by bobim 2y ago
Ok, thanks, it makes sense. I can stick with dietpi and ssh.
118.
by bobim 2y ago
Yes but the Pi is calling home, so isn't that trading privacy for convenience? And I fail to understand how it's more secure than ssh + private key? There is still a connection outside.
119.
by bobim 2y ago
EU is 450 millions customers, I don't see them missing out on this market. Add to the fact that they can also grow marketshare in a landscape which is still dominated by Android.
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by bobim 2y ago
It pays badly yet it's the most essential bs-devoid job on this planet. That's showing how much our society is twisted.

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