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by ce4 4y ago
Or they know what they're doing, hate it but decide for it anyway due to some sort of FOMO (the competition does it also!) Maybe it's comparable to the glossy laptop screen fad some years ago.
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by ce4 4y ago
Those stickers don't prove anything, especially if BMW themselves deny it. You can find those stickers on support-vehicles without any autonomous features as well. There will be more press coverage anyway and we'll find out soon.
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by ce4 4y ago
BMW has denied that it was an autonomous / self-driving test-car [1]. The article is from Reutlinger Generalanzeiger, a regional newspaper, and they probably have better sources than Der Spiegel. The B28 is a very scenic drive, the reg
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by ce4 4y ago
Yes, but butter is not possible here (severe casein allergy)
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by ce4 4y ago
I switched to enamel non-stick pans and iron pans, and for me eggs work best when cooked with lard instead of vegetable oil. Lard went somewhat out of favor but i find it better for pan cooking than oil: probably due to the higher viscosity
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by ce4 4y ago
I Dont know if Tomato publishes CVEs. But you could check the release notes for OpenWrt for CVEs over the last couple of years. I would trust OpenWrt more, especially their continued support for old devices, one accesspoint of mine is 11 ye
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by ce4 4y ago
I disagree - VPNs are not a solution for this whole issue, but legislation is. The whole VPN business looks shady to me, maybe Mullvad is an outlier and a good citizen, but for how long? Make data collection transparent, force companies to
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by ce4 4y ago
LZO has been around for 25 years if that helps. I've also used it especially when resources are constrained (low performance CPU, ram, or when executable size really matters)
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by ce4 4y ago
I went with this instead of OCRmyPDF: https://gitlab.com/kebekus/scantools/
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by ce4 4y ago
True, now that i looked again after reading your comment... the protonmail address is clearly readable. What a sloppy censoring job.
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by ce4 4y ago
Torx are readily available everywhere here. Even discounter chains like Aldi have seasonal offerings (toolset containing Torx screwdrivers). I think you mean Apple's special pentalobe design for the iPhone (maybe also macbooks now)
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by ce4 4y ago
I guess the downvotes happened because the message just gives an outsider's view - the reason for that spam is easy, just like with Email spam: it's cheap and works - Telegram is easyier to integrate than their competitors. Thats
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by ce4 4y ago
And there's a veteran (as in age) SciHub bot. Works great and is more hassle free than constantly dealing with DNS blocks/ new domain names.
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by ce4 4y ago
It's below the peak before the 2017/2018 crash happened?
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by ce4 4y ago
Thanks for correcting!
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by ce4 4y ago
They also have the user's phone number and in most cases their phone's adress book. It's not really about breaking e2e encryption but rather "reveal the identities of following users please". That could be due to al
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by ce4 4y ago
Not a game, but hosting. here i got ports/patches for open core/open source games, especially for Loki games like 1.5 decades ago: http://icculus.org/ Amongst them one my favorites: Alien vs. Predator (Sierra Game
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by ce4 4y ago
It may not kill everything, eg. this one is known to be highly tolerant to irradiation: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deinococcus_radiodurans
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by ce4 4y ago
Can the title be corrected to either include the missing g in "Wolfgang's Blog" or just remove those two words? Wolfgang is a german name.
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by ce4 4y ago
> out of the box Shouldn't that read "outside the box"?
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by ce4 4y ago
It's inferred data only. Elons jet is required to publish ADS-B location beacons for air traffic control etc. Crowdsourced platforms like ads-b exchange collect and publish these public/unencrypted airplane gps beacons worldwide.
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by ce4 4y ago
Thats information that is publicly available anyway - it's just that the presentation is nicer. ElonsJet can be replicated by anyone.
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by ce4 4y ago
Ha, havent heard from that app in years! DriveDroid's file-backed USB-thumbdrive emulation is marvellous. Pick your .iso or whatever image, insert & boot your machines from it. No more searching for and fiddling with usb drives nee
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by ce4 4y ago
Yes, I guess so. It looks very niche and more like an excuse to build something though :) Nothing wrong with that, however I'd just cut it at home and freeze the rest for later consumption.
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by ce4 4y ago
Yep, i also don't quite understand what needs to be solved here. I just ask the cashier in the bakery for a half or quarter loaf. Or grab a pre-cut half/quarter one in the supermarket. There are plenty of options (types of bread,
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by ce4 4y ago
Probably the same reason as discussed here recently: A naked skydive inspired a way to keep pilots oriented in flight (military.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30959126 Edit: Probably that submission led to this o
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by ce4 5y ago
Apparently the company was sold or ownership restructured in march without prior notification of the regulatory body. The new owner is Gazprom Export LLC, of which ownership is unclear - it is suspected that Gazprom tries/tried to evad
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by ce4 5y ago
Failed is not the correct description, more like top management began to realize the longterm effects such a big SAP-integration would have on their processes, changed their mind against it and reversed their direction. Don't blame the
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by ce4 5y ago
Well, Jeroen works (or has worked) for Espressif (manufacturer of ESP32/ESP8266), so apparently he knows that stuff well enough to make comments like this.
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by ce4 5y ago
There's also an Android app: BiglyBT, Torrent-Downloader (ad free, open source torrenting for phones, tablets, Chromebooks & Android TV) - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.biglybt.android.client

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