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by froh 4y ago
yes! and the "Germany can't go green" BS is such a blatant disinformation. fact is the Bavaria has de facto prohibited new wind turbines near by enforcing a minimum distance of 10x the height ("10H rule"), and som
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by froh 4y ago
in addition to your enumeration there are the religious fanatics who take current problems as the "signs" for the "last days" and who are longing for some "second coming". some of them are fatalist some of of
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by froh 4y ago
still how do you give the user the option to say "I know what I'm doing." I get that access to an unknown site with unknown content with a dated cipher should _by default_ break. By default! I do not get that I cant't a
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by froh 4y ago
interesting. that change happened in 1968 [1] and then there was a subtle catch-up game [2] of legislation and prosecution to figure how to still prosecute nazi concentration camp murderers. And they closed the first legal loophole, statu
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by froh 4y ago
you need "Extra scharf" extra hot to get Dijon Mustard taste. Löwensenf Extra Scharf is just fine for that.
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by froh 4y ago
yes. right after your quote the article continues with no compensation for the bad canadian harvest from ukraine or russian harvests, because of the war, which is what GP said.
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by froh 4y ago
here we go: https://blog.rust-embedded.org/newsletter-31/ autmotive (plastered with 1bn+$ companies) is actively exploring rust for functional safety, via AUTOSAR, and adacore and ferrous systems partner up for rust in
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by froh 4y ago
it's "Klammeraffe" in German, spider monkey, and figuratively a small monkey clinging to / clasping someone or something.
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by froh 4y ago
thank you for spelling out the mnemonic!
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by froh 4y ago
you shouldn't taste battery acid. really. don't.
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by froh 4y ago
Hehe When our German dot com success company was acquired by a us "enterprise", we got a few 'mericans over. After his first team meeting this young US citizen is dead embarrassed: "they are using the eff word! In meeti
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by froh 4y ago
Yup, designed (as in engineered) by magna on behalf of both Toyota and BMW.
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by froh 4y ago
The loss of voting rights is another outreageous detail, breaking fundamental human rights. Just for comparison: In my home country (Germany) you can only use the right to vote for crimes against democracy (incitement to insurrecton, atte
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by froh 4y ago
That's a problem where it's true...
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by froh 4y ago
rebasing of chains of check-ins is a pita in svn, and with git taking over the world, the svn book is no longer getting the love it needs so the de facto reference documentation is no longer fully up to date with the tool.
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by froh 4y ago
exactly, it was never about attitude, it's about deterministic real-time. C/C++ are low level systems languages for real-time control applications. In that case garbage collection, a non-deterministic unpredictable stop-the worl
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by froh 4y ago
Well that's the idea that data that pertains to you, personally as individual human being, is and remind yours, to protect you from any intrusion. Cambridge Analytica Style desinformation targeting is just one option. Personal locatio
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by froh 4y ago
The potential for abuse of personal private data like location, movement profile, corelation with other movement profiles, etc, is so ginormous it blows my mind it's legal to keep the data for years, let alone to sell it to private com
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by froh 4y ago
> In the USA this stored by telcos for 2-5 years and is often sold to both private and government purchasers. To private purchasers? For 2-5 years? No need for a judge issued warrant? Just sold?
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by froh 4y ago
Fossy and SQLite are engineering marvels.
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by froh 4y ago
What would be counterexamples to that, i.e. great engineering? FOSS possibly?
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by froh 4y ago
Which problem exactly do you have with a summary statistic on anonymous data you consciously and deliberately contribute to? The HN is pseudonymized, more anonymous than the kernel git. So what's next? Prohibiting git clone on the ker
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by froh 4y ago
Yes. It's simply concludent. If you post on a public website you consent it can be crawled. Duh.
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by froh 4y ago
ECU manufacturers like Continental do accelerated climate chamber testing. The PCB has to work from -40°C to +80°C, Alaska to Dubai so to speak. That and vibration resistance are the main reasons why common over the shelf components can&#x
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by froh 4y ago
An article about James Joyce's Ulysses, the post title being a reference to the "bloomsday" June 16, 1904 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomsday
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by froh 4y ago
Freezing deep freezing! autocorrect fried my freezing, can't edit any more, thanks for reading my gibberish as intended
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by froh 4y ago
side remark wrt wild catch: Take good care of parasites. The deep frying of stor bought fish is also a parasite treatment, so is cooking. Wild catch needs detailed knowledge for the specific species, if and how it needs inspection and if
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by froh 4y ago
You did the work of an angel. Thank you!!
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by froh 4y ago
That's three hours of stuff Tl;dw anyone?
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by froh 4y ago
Would it make sense to increase the difficulty more gradually? And independent of each other? Like size, number of colors, degrees of freedom, individually, instead if just easy medium hard, with presets?

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