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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Being 3rd" while only having a fraction of the populace of 1. and 2. still should give some opportunity for ressources. But sure, I am also not really optimistic that anything big is coming out of germanys space adventures anytim
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"How long can Germany pretend things are fine? " We don't. But having the 3. largest economy still kind of negates that point: "Germany doesn't have the resources to take on anything."
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3y ago
They probably also did not drive there with their open source cars. What exactly is your point?
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"There are no practical limits for how much CO2 you can store underground! " Energy cost is the practical limit.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
No it is not. A counter on the website was a gimmick from the early web days and google analytics had a very different purpose from the beginning.
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3y ago
"Mandatory reporting of usage statistics runs contrary to one of the freedoms inherent to FOSS, that the software is for the user's freedom." Why? You don't need to do tracking, just have a counter on the server that inc
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3y ago
Don't you think a full web app is something different than a webpage?
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3y ago
I rather came to a different conclusion yesterday: I want to write less, but more beautiful code. Simple, elegant and powerful. And getting the job done. I am kind of sick of useless boilerplate, wrapper, workaround, ductaping ... The magic
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3y ago
Since I read all of the books, but forgot what a Horcrux even is, I don't think so. Because I would not have had forgotten the briefcase in Pulp Fiction. A central element that gets referenced often. I don't know if Harry Potter
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3y ago
"Many casual listeners cannot even detect such a small change in tempo." Maybe not consciously, but their heart can probably (literaly) feel it and react differently, which is what this is mostly about. And in general I totally ag
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3y ago
"If you look at any US Federal staff, they're typically superior in their level of education, training and professionalism compared to their state counterparts" Don't they also receive way more funds?
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3y ago
"Is it a simulation?" If it would be, we could scientifically test for the limits of the experimentation model. You can say, all of science is doing this effectivly. So far, no flaws have been found. If there were flaws, then with
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3y ago
Yes, but we as a society can then choose and pick decentral end to end encrypted solutions like matrix over centralised ones like whatsapp. And then they will have to back off, if enough people and companies are doing it (likely legal, thro
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3y ago
Luckily governments are not a monolithic and coherent block. France for example was an early backer of matrix.. So if the worst happens and a mandatory chat control will gets implemented by the government, then it is a good thing that other
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3y ago
"In short the statement is only true for the rather small subset of things that can be scientifically investigated" Which fundamental things cannot get scientifically investigated?
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3y ago
"But what movie??" One about his life would be interesting enough, if done well. He spend lots of it as a tramp on the streets. There he learned to tell good stories out of neccesity, because he needed to find ways to convince peo
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3y ago
Here is a colorized version .. but with all the noise: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EIeNnDee-Ok
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Maybe you were older? I was talking around age 3. "further than regular dumb kid play violence." And that is quite relative and hard to judge without seeing it.
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3y ago
"Think about it: what do most, non-autistic people, who don't-use-computers do on the weekend? They go to bars! They probably get laid, too!!" Bars and alcohol are not the only way. If you enjoy them, sure go for it. Otherwis
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3y ago
If realism is your critizism, you might also start with, since when can dogs speak and operate vecicles ...
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"Fireman Sam and it's just so bad" Huh? What is so bad about it? It is simple, but not bad. It is a kids show, not deeply philosophical adult entertainment. It shows how easy and badly things can go wrong while playing and wh
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3y ago
OK, I have to say I couldn't bear myself to watch one full episode yet, but in my impression she was portrayed as the nice one, which also the name "Goodway" implies. (nice does not have to mean competent)
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3y ago
But it has not the typical racist component, what one would think after reading your sentences. And whether banning foreign troublemakers is the wrong thing in general, is a quite lengthy discussion and not one I am willing to do here and n
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3y ago
Well, I am quite liberal by default and think children can handle way more, than most adults realize ... so he can discover what he likes and he liked Tom and Jerry, but there are certain limits of what is healthy and what is depicted as no
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3y ago
" Specifically, the series implies that it is literal outsiders—migrants from near and far—who bring crime and disorder to Adventure Bay and threaten the residents’ idyllic life" That sounds bad, but the evil guy is a stereotype w
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I had to forbid Tom and Jerry to my toddler. It is just 95% violence, various forms of hitting someone on the head. And after my boy mimicked this behavior to his sister ... I stopped this good old times cartoon.
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On the other hand, those pixels and their message are, what gets ingrained into the next generation. So I do think, one should them take seriously. And personally I don't like Paw Patrol for my kids either, but I don't think it is
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3y ago
He is, but majority leans more to restrict it all.
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3y ago
They are above amusement. They only want the data.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
There is more to hip hop, than gangsta rap.
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