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by grandchild 6y ago
> according to the kid who told me Come on, you can do better than this and actually invest the minute to type this into your search engine of choice and verify: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/society/swiss-salari
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by grandchild 6y ago
n = 21 That seems a little low to draw conclusions from?
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by grandchild 6y ago
It depends whether you want to see age or point in time , a.k.a do you want to compare it to now or to some other specific time. I personally take longer to parse an ISO formatted timestamp when all I want to know is age (i.e. differen
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by grandchild 6y ago
So I quickly did a back-of-envelope calculation using [0] for source of mass and diameter of the universe. Then I used the formula given in [1]: r = (2 G M) / (c^2). You have: (2 * G * 1.5 * 10^56 grams ) / (c^2) You wan
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What to Do with Judgements?(juraglo.com)
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by grandchild 6y ago
It seemed pretty horrible and not at all nostalgic to me from the article. > nearly inedible, watered-down food > Hepatitis B and HIV/AIDS ravaged the Romanian orphanages > naked children on benches > overcrowded rooms wher
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by grandchild 6y ago
And then there was Active Desktop. I remember setting an HTML file as desktop wallpaper, so I could have an animated wallpaper. :) (Why I wanted my wallpaper to visually distract me at every step is beyond me today, but I had fun.)
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by grandchild 6y ago
You could build a playground internet with some VPN-connected boxes which talk BGP and route 10.0.0.0/8 between them. It's a lot of work, but a friend of mine started such a thing and I have learned _so much_ about networking on l
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by grandchild 7y ago
If you dig into the version history of Angband[0] you will find that it was derived from the Moria[1] code, which was released in 1983. So depending on what your concept of "origin" is it might or might not be older. [0] http:&#x
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by grandchild 7y ago
We also used Passbolt in the 6-people IT team of my former employer and it felt nice because it's open source and its development is supported by a state (Luxemburg). The GPG encryption un-usability is a bit abstracted away by a nice (
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by grandchild 7y ago
Depends if you are thinking about AVS or Milkdrop. Me, being an AVS guy, can only recommend https://visbot.net . In the olden days there were: - https://customized.org and - https://deviantart.com/ D
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by grandchild 7y ago
Would be nice to have more information on: * Which countries? * How can I see whether my SIM still supports S@T? (The article makes it sound like it usually does.)
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by grandchild 8y ago
There is also Hatetris[1], with the same premise. Which I discovered because, for Hatetris, he wrote a nice twitter-oriented compact binary-to-text encoding, base65536[2]. [1] https://qntm.org/hatetris [2] https:/&#x2
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by grandchild 9y ago
I do less media-related things these days. If I would, I'd go back to VVVV. (Or something like that, only for Linux)
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by grandchild 9y ago
Maybe I'm punching in the screw with only my hammer here, but what's wrong with combining block- and flow style in YAML? --- columns: [id, name, age] data: - [1, "Alice", 27] - [2, "Bob", 26]
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by grandchild 9y ago
> No programmer I know would want to use a visual programming language at all, even with an option to fall into a full text-based programming language. I started with C and then turned to VVVV [0] for a while (now using Python). VVVV ena
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by grandchild 12y ago
Golden... err, "hats"... yeah right. Looks definitely phallic to me.