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by dschuetz 4y ago
Yeah, I wonder what exactly they mean by external .
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Wait a minute. Is the side-loaded page content also included - ads, gifs, pictures from 2nd und 3rd party domains for example?
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Content, Community, Culture, (content) Creator
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by dschuetz 4y ago
The same "discovery" happened to me half a year ago. Suddenly my queue contained just awful music at some point and I have googled the artists and found nothing. I decided to ditch Spotify altogether, because not only was I paying
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by dschuetz 4y ago
"Now we are doing video streaming and quantum gaming, streaming video games through the atoms. We basically encoded the video game onto a signal and detected it with the atoms. The output is fed directly into the TV.” I'm sorry, w
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by dschuetz 4y ago
The article grossly simplifies what is happening in the experiment and completely ignores the physical properties of EM-waves and polarizing materials. And there seems to be a misconception of how the polarizing filters relate to each other
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Being a DTAG customer is not that great in Germany either.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I see no contradiction to my statement at all: "Zero was introduced to reason about the question of what remains if you have n sheep and give all of them away". People invented mathematics to be able to explain things happening in
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by dschuetz 4y ago
'Zero' was most likely invented for the same reason Complex Numbers were invented: to make some rare cases of contradictory mathematical formulas work. Zero is more a mathematical device than a number.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
In case somebody forgot: you never purchase a digital copy, you only purchase a license to exclusively watch a movie anytime you like using the vendors consumer platform. Anyone ever read the license agreements when "purchasing a movie
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Because of Big Tech. They buy everything up, make it go away, or monetize the shit out of it. Nothing weird or exciting survives.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Dude, you can borrow stuff from other people, you know? Like, gaming consoles I wouldn't ever buy myself? That concept completely unfamiliar to you?
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I have always felt that Nintendo consoles and games were way too expensive compared to their quality, because of that I have never owned anything Nintendo. With this piracy case my feelings are justified: Nintendo just wants your money, no
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Why is it always a shock ? Because he's just a graduate student with too much time?
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I'm not sure if my post is going to reach you, but here it is anyways: I don't think that the questions you carry within yourself have anything to do with your skill. Those questions derail your thoughts and creative process as so
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by dschuetz 4y ago
How to generate clicks very fast 101.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Do PhD students have much choice which supervisor they can choose? Supervisors do not come in all sizes, most of the time you have to deal with whoever is out there, whether you like them or not. I have worked within academics, not as a res
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Because what you are saying is the default situation in research. Students don't speak up, because they are taught to keep their heads down whether they are right or wrong. The default assumption is that the supervisors know what they
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Good for him. Because of this: "My supervisors have a rather superficial understanding of Quantum Computing, and I feel like their idea to start a project in that domain was to a not inconsiderable extent motivated by the prospect of
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Speak for yourself.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I want a thicker (longer battery life), mini-sized iPhone-like actual Linux phone.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Really, this was the last straw? Wow.
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I'm actually baffled, I did not expect that, from Suse of all German companies. And no pushback? Whatsoever? JFC
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by dschuetz 4y ago
Especially those which supposedly are turned off, but still use battery power for low-power Bluetooth for device discovery. So many times I was driven mad by this very shitty and very expensive device, because a deep-drained battery is no j
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I think, that's because they are too focused trying to bring together 2 things that don't fit. Apparently they aren't smart enough to take a couple of steps back, and start over. That is not something that is encouraged in th
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by dschuetz 4y ago
So where exactly does USB-C fall into? I have 2 different generations of USB-C hosts, and they behave quite differently when approaching max cap, especially with high-quality low-latency audio (USB-C was supposed to be de-facto replacement
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by dschuetz 4y ago
I think Apple has lost its mojo when they have started to sacrifice function to form, to make their Laptops even thinner. Remember the "revolutionary" butterfly keyboards that could not survive outside a clean lab? That was the mo
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by dschuetz 4y ago
The gist of the problems is that the policies are not transparent (probably due to security reasons?) to the user/admin, did I get that right? And that there's a difference in enforcement between user policies and policies provide
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by dschuetz 4y ago
By "artists" the article means painters, and then they compare programmers to artists (again: painters). I'm a painter, an artist generally, and I do program a bit. Neither of those things are the comparable. Each requires a
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by dschuetz 4y ago
TL;DR - The article says at the end, sort of, we don't know why, but probably yes.

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