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by dtx1 6y ago
What a doubleplusgood idea!
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by dtx1 6y ago
just to be clear though, this is the german implementation of the dreaded Article 17 that a german CDU Minidter for the EU created.
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by dtx1 6y ago
> The main thing about freedom and rights is that majority doesn’t have a right to take those from a person. I don't disagree from a philosophical perspective, I disagree from a practical one. Majority dictatorship is only avoided
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by dtx1 6y ago
yeah no. The people understanding this enough to beware of how bad it is, are the absolute minority and we would be crushed by the applauding majority if we tried.
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by dtx1 6y ago
no thats not the only logical explanation, simple callousness and a deep misunderstanding of the basic technology that runs the world is much likelier
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by dtx1 6y ago
What could we have down about? Protests were ignored, lies were spread about (the CDU, germans leading conservative party) promised on their Websites "NO UPLOAD FILTERS", ironically, their party in the EU were the ones pushing the
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YouTubers Union Fully Incorporated (OK YouTube, you had it coming)(youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 6y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 6y ago
I know the author is reading HN. I use sway everyday and i freaking love it. Mixing monitors with different resolutions AND different refresh rates all running at their native speeds with no tearing, all while keeping my nice i3 Shortcuts?
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CD Projekt Co-Founder Apologizes for launch day debacle(youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 6y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 6y ago
Yes, we call that a thermonuclear bomb. The only problem is that in order to detonate a thermonuclear bomb you need a nuclear bomb to ignite the Fusion reaction first. Civilian/Generative Fusion can never be weaponized the same way nuc
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by dtx1 6y ago
I still don't understand the reluctance to get their drivers into the mainline kernel under an open source license. They have nothing to lose and so much to gain. Any SBC, Phone, Notebook will be easier to sell if it can run a mainline
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by dtx1 6y ago
Is that so? I always here: stay away from nvidia on Linux, especially but not limited to using Wayland. Is that truly not the case?
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by dtx1 6y ago
Uh, yeah you are right i meant SR-IOV
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by dtx1 6y ago
That's nice but an error thats designed to fuck me as a customer is a good reason not to buy from that company, and the general state of nvidia drivers on linux makes me not want to chose them for a new build. Nonetheless, i'm gla
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by dtx1 6y ago
As a linux-only user (and gamer), nvidia is a plain no-go for me so i just hope that rdna2 is not entirely disappointing like RDNA1 was. For us Linux gamers a working VFIO on a consumer card would be a dream of course since nvidia is lockin
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by dtx1 6y ago
Somehow you all think everyone is american because here in germany there are many taxes levied on me or rather not levied on families with children.
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Estimating Flight Characteristics of Anomalous Unidentified Aerial Vehicles(researchgate.net)
1 points by dtx1 6y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 6y ago
I'd be happy to do some overtime to help people with children in my company. Even as a childless single, I chose a family friendly company because it aligns with my personal values.
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Ask HN: Parents of HN, what can tech companies for you during the pandemic?
2 points by dtx1 6y ago|2 comments
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by dtx1 6y ago
Oh no it's super harmless. You can only feel it close to a source like when you feel your hand along a wall with an embedded wire running main AC. The only time I was genuinely surprised by it was when i walk past a motor in a train th
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by dtx1 6y ago
No Satire here. The thing about the magnet in the finger is that you can not only feel metals or other magnets but with it beeing implanted near a very sensitive nerves you can feel alternating magnetic fields, for example transformers, ele
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by dtx1 6y ago
This is such a bad idea it's beyond words. Why would you implant something that will 100% be outdated within the span of a few years and and can be done just as easily with a watch, a phone or a plastic card, things you very, very like
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by dtx1 6y ago
Thats always the, excuse my french, bullshit reaction i see here and is ignoring several important facts: 1. Since you share your vpn exit IP with several users, sometimes hundreds, it becomes harder for any website or service you use to tr
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by dtx1 6y ago
There's an easy way to fix the Web RTC Leak issue network wide: Use a VPN on your Router so your network clients literally don't know their "real" ip and therefore can't leak it. Same thing works for TOR. In my expe
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by dtx1 7y ago
Gimbal and Gofast lack enough info to not be explained by a baloon or a far away jet confusing the camera operators (i doubt the gimbal explanation due to context but again we lack the data...) As for the projection idea, that would explain
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by dtx1 7y ago
He does not, he presents explanations that ignore almost half the facts and for the flir video is possibly factually wrong, as the object does seem to move in the video and not only the camera While the "go fast" video might be a
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Ask HN: What were your most important lessons learned from building a MVP
1 points by dtx1 7y ago|2 comments
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by dtx1 7y ago
thank you that is much more useful. There are parts of it where it very much looks like the cygnus ng-12 especially against cloud cover. I don't think its moving upwards at all, its just moving away and slowly reentering while the came
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by dtx1 7y ago
that is a pretty good explanation, especially since nasa having all necessary data could actually confirm it. I don't understand why it looks like its shooting "up" at the end of the video but it would explain why the cameras
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by dtx1 7y ago
This thing shares some similarities with the navy tic tac ufo. The main interesting thing is that it seems to change orbit by going up? I agree the source is terrible and we should get some original footage. Also Orbital mechanics are weird

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