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by brusch64 9y ago
Okay - it really seems to be quite active right now. Thank you for your insight. I've used the Linq queries in one of my projects, but I like the QueryOver statements more (a little bit too much black magic in the Linq queries). But I
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by brusch64 9y ago
What is your opinion on the state of NHibernate ? I've started using it in 2009. I am still using it in my projects, but I am still not sure if NHibernate is functional complete or if the project is nearly dead. It works fine for me (i
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by brusch64 9y ago
I do. When I fall asleep in front of the TV (my bedroom is normally colder) without a blanket I wake up freezing. Even in summer nights I prefer a very light blanket to cover myself.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Thank you for your effort - this is awesome. When I was watching the pictures I wished to see current picturese of these areas.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Coming from Central Europe it tastes like chlorine for me. Not as extrem as US water - but absolutely noticeable.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Well - if I am staying in "my country" I leave my manual selected carrier on. When I'm travelling into the other countries I change it to automatic carrier search. Works fine for me.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Living in a border region nearly everyone here uses "manual carrier search" (I don't know the proper English term for this). Otherwise it can get pretty costly.
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by brusch64 9y ago
That is not my experience at all (as someone coming from Austria). When working with Americans we had to sugar coat so much so noone was embarassed or we didn't step on the toes of the American workers. Maybe this was just my experienc
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by brusch64 9y ago
I do the same thing in recording studios. You have to turn off your phone completely. Nothing worse than ruining a good take when you receive a call.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Thank you for your calculations. Great stuff!
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by brusch64 9y ago
wow - do you have any sources for your example with the 747 on the transatlantic flight. I dont' think you're wrong, I just would like to check the facts. I know that transatlantic flights are VERY bad for the environment and for
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by brusch64 9y ago
I do understand your sentiment - but I am in the same boat as the original poster. I really enjoy watching sport - but I haven't enjoyed a single eSport event I've seen. But I enjoy watching the physical aspect of sports (I mainl
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by brusch64 9y ago
Austria in Europe, not Australia on the Southern Hemisphere :) Innsbruck average temperature: http://www.holiday-weather.com/innsbruck/averages/ That's pretty close to Chicago.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Well in Austria the current standard is triple pane windows (my parents house form the 70ies had double pane windows). I don't know the current percentage, but passive houses ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive_
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by brusch64 9y ago
Are Japanese houses even worse than American houses ? From a European stand point most American houses are built cheaply and especially their insulation is much worse than in Middle Europe. At least that is what I've been told and what
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by brusch64 9y ago
Not everything is well in Germany. The "Stern", one of the big German magazines https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stern_(magazine) , took a big nosedive in quality in my opinion. 3 or 4 years ago (i am not sure wh
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by brusch64 9y ago
I am not from England, I am from Austria. Maybe it is one of the effects of losing two world wars (and beeing a neutral country), but I've never seen "support our troops" or something like that in person before. There are som
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by brusch64 9y ago
As someone from Europe attending an NFL game in London it was really strange. We'll we've got the anthems before a game in Europen sports too. But all this "support our troops" and the "be part of a big flag" t
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by brusch64 9y ago
Well for quality furniture 10x the price of IKEA is not really obscene (depends on which price point of IKEA you're talking about - there are some more "high-end-ish" things there). But in furniture you get what you pay for -
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by brusch64 9y ago
For me it was the other way round. Roboto was much more compact and easier to read. Interface seemed to use more whitespace in the words.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Okay ! Didn't know this - thank you for your explanation.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Can you please elaborate the point "professional jury vs a jury system basically designed to ensure the least qualified people are in the jury" ?
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by brusch64 9y ago
Somewhen around 2005 many bands had Flash websites. And this is pretty much the last time I've seen full blown Flash websites. The only thing I'm using Flash now any more is watching videos. Where I'm living it is sadly still
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by brusch64 9y ago
Oops - thank you.
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by brusch64 9y ago
Really ? As someone who speaks natively German, can you give me an example or a source for this ? ß is after a long vocal, ss is after a short vocal. I don't know any regional problems with that (and I come from a region with a VERY di
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by brusch64 9y ago
Some years back I was using testing. It was the year they changed over from Gnome 2 to Gnome 3. I couldn't use the stable release because my mainboard and cpu wasn't supported. Boy, was this a hard process. It took some months unt
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by brusch64 9y ago
The nootropics angle was disturbing for me. If you take so much (and I guess this can be a slippery slope) that you get anxiety problems then those substances are a problem for you.
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by brusch64 9y ago
I can't recognize a single artist from his screenshots besides Lady Gaga. MusicBee has some kind of band shot next to each band name. It is nice - but in my list most of the bands are 3 to 5 dudes, so you can't really recognize th
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by brusch64 9y ago
Yeah I am still using a Q6600 in the recording PC in my rehearsal room / home studio. Great CPU - still running and more than fast enough for my recording needs (maximum 16 tracks per take - about 20 tracks per song)
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by brusch64 9y ago
Thank you for the link - exactly what I was searching !

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