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holri
14y ago
Your car is too heavy. A 870 kg Citroen C1 with 50 kw power accelerates fast enough for German autobahn traffic and Austrian alps.
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14y ago
Like in sports, the right balance between load and relief makes you perform.
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14y ago
I once wrote a simple keystroke analyzer for a login page. It was based just on the duration and pauses of your keystrokes. Worked great but had little practical usefulness. The advantage and disadvantage is you cannot simply write down the
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holri
14y ago
use LaTex
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holri
14y ago
How can Google answer that question now?: Find all blogs of motorcycle journies 50 km nearby my current position.
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holri
14y ago
It does not matter how long you work. What matters is what you get done in a week.
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holri
14y ago
Diversity is always a good tacit in defeating pest. Learn from nature / biology. Monocultures are unstable and have to be superficially stabilized with great effort.
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14y ago
Richard Stallmann proposed a internet access tax that is distributed to producers in a cube-root function of the measured popularity (number of downloads etc.) of their works: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/freedom-or-copyright.html The Ge
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14y ago
Flexible small batch manufacturing is not new. It already came with CNC machines.
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holri
15y ago
When running, you are getting faster in the breaks in between running sessions. Running all the time leads to degeneration. So if you want to excel, work hard and make enough breaks.
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holri
15y ago
Correct, but one can use rdiff-backup http://rdiff-backup.nongnu.org/ . Since I use mercurial for critical files I have some versioning.
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15y ago
Why? Do you think this is insecure?
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15y ago
I have a house and a flat 120 km away from each other. One is the master the other the slave. The master is read/write the slave read only for the clients. They are mounted with sshfs (not ideal with interrupted WiFi connections / reconne
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15y ago
I have two small servers (plug computer) on two different locations / providers / IP addresses with all my data. They are synced by rsync. That is my own small redundant cloud. Not expensive and quite easy to setup with some Linux knowledge
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15y ago
Furthermore it would not help much. You still would have to monitor the algorithm decisions. Otherwise you loose control over your work. Never ever I would allow an algorithm to decide what is a bug and what is a feature request.
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15y ago
Vitamin D is no real vitamin but a hormone. There are risks in overdosage: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17014620 I doubt that there a populated places in the world without 15 min sunlight a day.
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15y ago
So for every place on earth a different pill? How about adjusting lifestyle to living conditions? Vitamin D pills are in no way a surrogate for outside activities. Those give you fresh oxygen, nature, exercise, sun and so much more than any
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15y ago
If the place you live makes you ill, change it.
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15y ago
Vitamin D deficiency is a symptom. What is missing is not vitamin D but sunlight. Giving superficial vitamin D is doctoring on ONE symptom not on the cause of multiple deficiencies. A correct therapy would be for example: * Do short ways (&
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15y ago
People eating healthy food and living a healthy livestyle (outside as much as possible especially during winter, go by foot instead of driving etc.) do not need any extra vitamins at all. If you need them you do something wrong. A healthy l
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15y ago
Openstreetmap has the same problem and it handles it well.
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holri
15y ago
You mean this one? http://www.yacy.de/en/
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holri
15y ago
When software tries to be smart, it always fails. If software tries to be a leverage-tool for the users smartness, it works. Google is on the wrong track.
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15y ago
Since More's Law stalled there is no incentive to buy a new PC / Laptop these days. So the industry had to invent new form factors to sell new devices. It is not a Post PC age it is a Post PC growth age. That does not mean nobody is using r
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15y ago
For power users who want control over their computer (which the OP seems to want) Linux has been definitly the better choice than any windows version for years. Commercial OS's are driving away from working to entertainment environments bec
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15y ago
The search algorithm should not try to understand people. People should be enabled to understand the algorithm. Google is heading the false direction.
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15y ago
It was easier and more fun to get into communist Hungary and Czech Republic in the nineteen eighties.
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15y ago
OK fine. But the used arguments against ACTA are obviously wrong. No one will win a fight against arguments with idiocy.
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15y ago
Yes maybe, but given the harmless text isn't ACTA actually a fiasco for the US private interest groups? Isn't this a evidence that there is effective political resitance and effective counter negotiation?
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15y ago
I understand it as international harmonisation effort to European IP law standards.
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