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by ccozan 8y ago
For example how this would correlate with the quantum entanglement, where the supposed spooky action is described as instantaneus, so this has no time to factor in. Not quite able to determine, which particle was actually seen/observed
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by ccozan 8y ago
I don't know if there is a name for this law, but is true: every business app will get an 'export to excel' functionality. No matter how well is modeled or close to the user flow, the users will want to export the data in an
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by ccozan 8y ago
Munich is very simptomatic of this "singles" issues. More than half of the people there are singles, thus the housing need is quite high. However, since the cheap money from the banks, more people are orienting to buy than rent, w
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by ccozan 8y ago
Yes, but in Cluj the rents are also quite high, since the hitech hub expanded there. Not sure about Iași or Brașov. Bucharest was expensive before and not quite to recommend.
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by ccozan 8y ago
My experience with Kinder Surprise is that is impossible to get all the advertised set. Sometimes is so rare that it makes for collectors quite a huge difference in value. I remember hunting with my kids a certain figurine and after spendin
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by ccozan 8y ago
Interesting. I cannot go asleep unless is pitch black. On the other side we used our kids to sleep with some dim light in the room, so they can sleep at noon in plain bright sun no problem, which I can't :). Other than that, we also us
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by ccozan 8y ago
After the windmill is paid off, the mining is then practically ( some maintenance will be needed ) for free.
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by ccozan 8y ago
This might be the case, but I think that maybe the original request ( Hey guys, what if we could film such an event and use it for our promotion ), translated into legalese, had to be that broad otherwise it made no sense ( ie. that Eventbr
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by ccozan 9y ago
"In Germany, we've basically got full employment in the IT sector." I can only confirm this. I used to be a freelancer and I got almost daily offers per email and phone. In order to stop I ask them a very hi price per hour (
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by ccozan 9y ago
This is very thin ice. The kernel is far from "spying" a user, unless Google wants to track my syscalls.
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by ccozan 9y ago
There is an 80% chance that you are carrying a Linux kernel powered device in your pocket right now. I think is a undisputed win.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Firefox Quantum seems to beat Chrome in this area.
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by ccozan 9y ago
This is totally Norman Spinrad's "Little Heroes" [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Heroes_(novel)
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by ccozan 9y ago
Fellow German here. I know this issues. But I think the Bayerns strategy worked. They subsidied all the fiber from Telekom, and now we have in the south of Bayern incredible internet speeds at acceptable price : 110Mbit/35Mbit for abou
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by ccozan 9y ago
Yes, and this is not done because....? Humans are still the chaper option. Except when the bricklayers are in shortage and the demand for brick building is not going down.
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by ccozan 9y ago
The same extension, but for Chrome, is what I use to browse facebook.
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by ccozan 9y ago
...and somehow missed the most important thing of the humanity: have some children, raise them as proper humans and pass them your knowledge and wisdom. All the above points have their share of being somewhat important, and certainly help t
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by ccozan 9y ago
This is true. And it seems that people really do it. I get calls from previous colleagues or companies, weather they can give my number further.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Allright, I forgot that ones. However they are quite pricey. Maybe some solution that one can host himself is a nicer alternative.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Indeed, the best solution. Interesting enough, I find separate web crawling as a service and search engine as a service, but not both?
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by ccozan 9y ago
I think is possible to have the verbatim option active all the time, but I don't remember how.
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by ccozan 9y ago
You must probably don't know how powerfull this analytics are. Is it possible to correlate and infer all kind of data, based on other signals, what kind of person are you. For example if you drive a bicycle and eat beef, most likely yo
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by ccozan 9y ago
I suppose you talk a bit from outsite. There is no other data set to correlate. Simply all the external context data is not recorded anywhere. Not even in logs. Unless some higher agency is going to hack some network driver to pick up the t
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by ccozan 9y ago
Do you realise that this kind of behaviour will make you automatically a suspect? Remember, is not the data that you transfer, but the metadata of it which is always visible. Maintain appearance of normal, but block just what is doing reall
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by ccozan 9y ago
Legally, I cannot collect any data and keep the source. So I do strip all the possible identification, until someone's effort to pin point to any personal data becomes economically unfeasible. I also tend to store as little as possible
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by ccozan 9y ago
But careful with the VPNs. They are leaking and selling data too. Can't find the article at this moment, but there was on HN not long ago.
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by ccozan 9y ago
wow+1. Truly creepy. But this is possible because we let them use this data. Thankfully, in EU the GDRP makes this almost impossible. On a side note, working on a platform that is similar to sentiance in data aquisition, but for totally oth
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by ccozan 9y ago
For now, we can define the current Univers as a set of universal constants that rule it. Other constants would actually lead to a different universe. Now, if we strech our imagination, let's have an "space" (meta universe ) w
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by ccozan 9y ago
That would be Nigeria, not Niger. Two different countries.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Hey, hardware is OK. Getting Linux to run on it is kind of noble.

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