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by dorgo 8y ago
I have random freezes. Firefox can't handle 200 MP, I guess
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by dorgo 8y ago
I also like following chat style. Especially when I try to concentrate on something else. colleague: Hello 5 seconds later colleague: I have a question 5 seconds later colleague: I work on problem X 5 seconds later colleague: .. and can&#x2
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by dorgo 8y ago
Lol, plant a reactor on the ocean floor and then let's compare cost/kw to wind and solar..
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by dorgo 8y ago
>Per kw produced it is safer than even solar or wind how do you define "safer"?
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by dorgo 8y ago
I see this insurance argument often and I don't understand it. High risk applicants should pay more. If the society decides to support the marginalized it can still do so without an obfuscation layer. Having said this, the insurance co
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by dorgo 8y ago
> Censuses are a hugely important part of the basic infrastructure of democracy and knowing the size and makeup of the citizenry is paramount to serving the needs of that citizenry Censuses should know much about population without knowi
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by dorgo 8y ago
why? If I own my data then nobody else has access to it. Therefore nothing needs to be enforced.. Maybe I don't understand something here.
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by dorgo 8y ago
The purpose of gas tax is not bound to infrastructure developement. Germany may spend gas tax money for arbitary purposes. https://www.energie-lexikon.info/energiesteuer.html
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by dorgo 8y ago
> The parent site wouldn't be able to manipulate any of the content/ads/paywalls/functionality What? What do we disable CORS for if not to allow Javascript from one domain manipulate content in an iframe of an other d
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by dorgo 8y ago
>It's very easy to implement GDPR compliance Really? I had the impression that it borders on impossible to be GDPR compliant. At least in theory. In praxis nobody is GDPR compliant and nobody cares. https://www.linkedin.c
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by dorgo 8y ago
Even better: upload to a blockchain. Let them try to get it out of the bitcoin blockchain :-P
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by dorgo 8y ago
users = app developers?
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by dorgo 8y ago
Just wrote some emails to politicians and demanded that they stop messing with Wikipedia and enable it again. I could do it myself (content is still there, just a css issue), but I'm too lazy.
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by dorgo 8y ago
I have an office job and I feel the need for physical activity. I take every opportunity: help out a friend to move to a new flat, help on construction site, whatever it is. I never saw physical activity as something that damages my body (b
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by dorgo 8y ago
There is an addon for firefox: "i don't care about cookies" which removes such popups. I think it works well, because I can't remember cookie-popups on desktop.
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by dorgo 8y ago
I think I solved it by removing it in stylus: #eobc_1,.r-i4KASL__ToPM,.r-iGs8q6iiSUas{ display:none !important; } I think it was something like "other people also search for..." thing which poped up unexepectedly.
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by dorgo 8y ago
I'm neither. I just need 6-9 hours of sleep regularly (going to bed at the same time). It takes 3 to 4 days to adjust to an other schedule (with difficulties during that period). So going out on weekends means I can't wake up earl
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by dorgo 8y ago
> I don't see what argument you can possibly make to allow human drivers, other than "I like driving" Why not? Let them drive like they want. At least until the crash/accident is imminent. Then the car takes over and
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by dorgo 8y ago
>people who draft laws are very, very smart I think, I am smart when it comes to web and software, but I know little about electricity or cooking or 1000 other things. The people, you call smart, proposed to place stop-signs in the web -
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by dorgo 8y ago
How exactly? By adding a number (C) of average (2.5 stars) "virtual" reviews to all products? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_average
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by dorgo 8y ago
in german there is a saying: "vote with your feet".
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by dorgo 8y ago
The incentives are not alligned properly. Cancer patients don't pay as good as advertisers. It would help if everybody would have an expensive cancer insurance. But I guess most people don't think about cancer until it's too
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by dorgo 8y ago
Embrace, extend, exterminate
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by dorgo 8y ago
I would like to see more developement towards features like the "reading mode" in browsers. There is no good reason why the style of text should vary between websites. The same is true for many other "features". Why do t
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by dorgo 8y ago
No problem. Hit the back button and select one of the alternatives from 10k+ search results.. Edit: and don't forget to add the broken website to your "remove from search results" addon, so you never see it again in search re
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by dorgo 8y ago
Environmental costs are( to some minor degree ) included in the energy costs and payed by Bitcoin users. Markets tend to favor efficiency and bitcoins compets with less energy intensive crypto currencies. In the end, the most cost-efficient
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by dorgo 8y ago
> and to encourage businesses to come to their country? Bitcoin mining is a business and it comes to the country. Goal achieved.
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by dorgo 8y ago
> you end up with financial system run by politicians At least, in case of pos, it is run by politicians with skin in the game...
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by dorgo 8y ago
> you try to argue that they’re a good expenditure of energy? I think his argument is that it shouldn't matter whether it is a good expenditure of energy or not. Environmental costs should be priced in the energy costs. Then it woul
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by dorgo 8y ago
>it has no answer to the exchange problem Actually, there are smart contracts which act as exchanges. Not for all currency pairs yet, but it's on the way.

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