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Real-Time MRT recording a person while speaking [video]
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My mom's been baking sourdough bread once a week since I can remember. We've been a family of 6 killing at least a whole leaf a day. The awesome thing about sourdough bread compared to yeast or yeast/sourdough based mixtures
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dribbble.com comes with really lovely designs. You'll have to look for something fitting your product though...
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Their 'handbook' is a great source, older versions can be found online for free: [pdf] http://disi.unal.edu.co/dacursci/sistemasycomputacion/docs/S...
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In case you wanna dig really deep, check out: https://www.incose.org/ ... and have a look at their handbook. Older copies should be available for free online: https://www.incose.org/ProductsPublications/
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If you're able to read in German I can highly recommend Haberfellner's Systems Engineering. So far I couldn't find the book translated. https://www.ofv.ch/lernmedien/detail/systems-engineering/1
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That's about right. Yet, I think BSH (HAM) will continue to maintain their GUIs on a daily basis since they will want to keep older devices up to date with their IoT ecosystem, too. In the past, once a UI for appliances was written, it
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What I'm missing are some points regarding: - Maintainability: Who will maintain a Qt application once it's deployed? How fast can a Qt application become modified? - Cost for/of developers/development: How easy is it to
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The authorities had to detonate a bomb in Munich (Schwabing) back in 2012 which did not work out as planned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kwjmf5wwLL0
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In case someone got the chance to try both: Is a fermented shark's taste somehow comparable to the Swedish 'Surströmming' (fermented herring)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming https:/
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In German, you can combine a bunch of words to create a new one. Feel free to read the full explanation on a pretty awesome example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donaudampfschiffahrtselektrizi...
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Yeah, right - you somehow need that 'haha, look at you'/'that serves you right' moment to call it 'Schadenfreude'.
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Yes, that's exactly how you would use it in German. The word itself actually consists of 'Schaden' (damage/harm) and 'Freude' (joy/pleasure/happiness). In case someone gets 'damaged', you&#x
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Is Apple any better regarding security issues? No doubt they try regarding privacy - but security? Just to leave a reminder: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208315
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Why it took 18 months to fail
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For me, cutting taken videos to a max. 2 min excerpt showing highlights only got way too time intensive. Uncut videos barely became touched twice.
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Umidigi comes with a clean Android by default.
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Go's authors didn't explicitly explain their choice of style, yet they explain why they enforce it: https://golang.org/doc/faq#Is_there_a_Go_programming_style_g... https://golang.org/doc/
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... curly brackets on new lines do work perfectly fine in case you're writing code on your own. As soon as you start working in a team and each team member starts to use their own formatting, it becomes super messy and unreadable. Eith
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Seriously, the page just copied Reclam's design used for almost every Reclam book there is: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41Ae3ah0jPL...
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Switch to stevia instead?
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Genesis Library might be of help for full text search: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/
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I love the irony. Moving 2 tons to buy 1kg of bread ;) delivery services as an alternative? It would work out if people wanted to...
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Awesome, London's got 2.6E6 registered cars according to https://www.statista.com/statistics/314980/licensed-cars-in-... . Since by your estimation, 50% of traffic during rush hour is private, these cars need
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Why not just simply ban cars from cities in general? Most of the cities in Europe at least have a great public transport setup. Just imagine how much space used by parked cars would be available to public again!
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Just been an overall question. There might be a solution no one ever thought about. Why wind turbines? Kites could work as well. There might be a better product not yet invented to solve the problem. It might be even better to start at an e
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Why not just harvest a hurricane's energy to weaken it?
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Do you still operate a car? https://www.codot.gov/programs/environmental/wildlife/data/a...
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I experienced while writing a lot of tests, the code suddenly became - more readable - less over-engineered - replaceable - easier to maintain since it's easier to write tests for "clean code".
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...you could consider renting a combustor in case of long distance trips. Furthermore, it'll reduce your vehicle's abrasion and even save you money by doing so: driving a combustor costs ~$0.50/mile ( http://exchang
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