felixg3

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by felixg3 3y ago
Cellular triangulation worked really well on the classic iPhone - if you were in a very crowded place. In more rural areas, you could be off by many kilometers. I’m not sure if they had Wi-Fi SSID location back then.
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by felixg3 3y ago
Unfortunately, that depends on the generation and vendor of the CPU. I found AMD devices have much more bugs regarding sleep and GPU drivers than Intel. Within the AMD generations, the 4000-Series was really bad even on Linux certified thin
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by felixg3 3y ago
The P14s chassis is identical to T14, T14s is different and bit higher quality
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by felixg3 3y ago
I would like to by a curb stone charger for my EV. Rheinmetall: Here, got you! Do you have any idea where I could buy a smoothbore tank gun? Rheinmetall: You won't believe it, but...
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by felixg3 3y ago
Yes, that’s a great layout! On Linux I use Germany (US) as a layout which is perfectly fine for my needs
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by felixg3 3y ago
You’re absolutely right. David Graeber’s “Bullshit Jobs” is a good take on this if one wants to start reading into it.
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by felixg3 3y ago
Nice to see a publication of my literal neighbours posted here. Yeah, it's important to mention that this of course only applies to people suffering from deficiency, which in Europe is quite prevalent.
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by felixg3 3y ago
I was surprised by the sudden tech boom at the Horn of Africa.
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by felixg3 3y ago
When I was younger (in my teens, early twenties), I looked forward to every feature upgrade. Now I’m getting anxious at breaking changes and upgrade paths and every new major release of RHEL/Debian makes me a bit sweaty and they feel s
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by felixg3 3y ago
The evidence is astounding and the reaction to the evidence of the Roblox Corporation is horrifying. It's more ethical to work in land mine manufacturing than at the Roblox Corporation.
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by felixg3 3y ago
Cool, sell your soul to a corporation that literally exploits minors [1][3]. Of course they can afford to pay Silicon Valley salaries, given that most of the game development is done by sub-subcontracted child labour [2]. [1] https:/&
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by felixg3 3y ago
Also, it's a good ol' classic that I use for my primary domain, too. Apparently, it is used since January 1st 1985 and supposedly the oldest registered domain is nordu.net.
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by felixg3 3y ago
Are we the same person? I also switched to macOS in 2011 and to Linux on Desktop in 2017, although I used Linux every once in a while parallel to Windows before. I also have a 2013 Air currently running Ventura with OpenCore, but I gave it
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by felixg3 3y ago
Given the price stability and the hardware specs, probably also a higher profit per device.
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by felixg3 3y ago
I‘m not sure if Microsoft ever cared about user privacy, being a major player in mass surveillance and data processing for the US government. Instead of selling out our data to a nation state, they are now engaging in surveillance capitalis
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by felixg3 3y ago
> if you're going to enjoy racism at least have the balls to be honest about it. otherwise you're just embarrassing yourself. Statements like this make me afraid of the future of culture.
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by felixg3 3y ago
Well, then you haven't witnessed the beauty of What.cd or PTP. A bunch of data hoarders with webseeds. Find that rare promo release from 1978 on Vinyl? Check. Get a lossless copy of a professionally digitized Laserdisc release of a fil
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by felixg3 3y ago
Have you seen answers.Microsoft.com, the most useless support community on the internet full of „independent advisors“ aka Microsoft simps just sending links to irrelevant documentation?
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by felixg3 3y ago
Yeah. And so much staff… I am from Germany where I have the fancy private health insurance and I spent 5 days in a hospital in Bangalore. I think on my fancy-pants hospital wards were 10 nurses on staff per shift for roughly 20 patients, pl
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by felixg3 4y ago
I think that proper science communication and marketing is crucial, at the same time, it is very difficult to explain with numbers and graphs, while it is so much easier with multispectral imaging (see the success of Hubble and the Mars ima
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by felixg3 4y ago
Yeah. I’ve got a 6800HS Ryzen Notebook with a 70Wh battery and I get like 8 hours out of it.
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by felixg3 4y ago
True, I have an i7-8GB-256 MacBook Air. Haswell has been very efficient when it came out, and is holding up well until today. I gave the laptop to the partner of my sister who’s using it daily with the latest macOS Ventura, Using OpenCore L
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by felixg3 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Hahn_(ship)
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by felixg3 4y ago
I immediately thought about Open Firmware as the bios competitor in SPARC and PowerPC. It’s been a few years since I’ve used it, the last time was trying to boot from USB on a 2005 iMac G5.
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by felixg3 4y ago
Yunohost is awesome and I’m using it since Debian 9 and I moved the configuration from DigitalOcean to Hetzner to OCI with even an architecture change (amd64 to arm64). It never let me down, crashed or was left in an unmanageable state. It’
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by felixg3 4y ago
Exactly, and some types of headaches come from vasodilation (like migraine pain).
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by felixg3 4y ago
Or Logitech Unifying and did not install a firmware update manually
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by felixg3 4y ago
yup, and its working well, and is not overpriced like other services
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by felixg3 4y ago
Fair enough, however, not to be confused with Heidelberg University (Tiffin, OH)
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by felixg3 4y ago
I’m missing my university on the list, Ruperto Carola, established 1386. Best for: aspiring biochemists or South Asia scholars

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