hutzlibu

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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Is it that nuclear heat is able to make it go faster and provide more reactive force than burning it?" Yes, that is mostly it. Just compare the explosion from some hydrogen with a nuclear bomb. It is all about energy for mass in
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"you'd have to predict that "data being generated one place and used on another" could be a vector for bugs, and that's not necessarily obvious" It seems you never had to deal with file encodings? And windows u
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
You seem to equate government with the wealthy elite? If not, do you think, there is anything positive, the government is doing? If nothing, what kind of political system do you propose? And the question was, if it is possible for a lowly c
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"And what does "winning" mean? It means the government decides that it must take some money from other citizens and give it to you. " It can also mean countless other things. Like that government has to stop excessive su
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"It’s important to recognize that community is the cause of many problems like eating disorders and couldn’t possibly be the solution." Except, when it is a healthy community. Bad habits spread, like good habits do.
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"there are people from all over the world living in Dresden and some parts (especially Neustadt) are politically rather left leaning." Nu, nu. But do you talk with them about their experiences? And sure, you will be fine with a da
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Dresden actually has a history with making chips: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/VEB_Robotron
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"If that's the case why would you move and open a restaurant there if you're Indian?" Because some things do not show immediately and officially all is fine in Dresden. Also the racism that was hiding for some time now s
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There are, but why is that related? You mean because they all did not burn down yet, proofs the racism is not so bad?
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Oh, we are of course a higher species and should not be bound to the rules of the plebes. /s
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"The experts are great until they have a case that is unusual." Also the very standard cases, they can mess up very badly. "The system is at the same time incredible and awful." The science behind the medicine is awesome
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The dystopian part would be, some human brains are still kept alive and are wired in matrix like. The Eternal Meeting.
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"I wonder if there's opportunity for some kind of renaissance of communal living, in one form or another." Sure and it is happening since a while, take a look here for example: https://www.ic.org/ So far most
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"unhampered by deadlines and business constraints would surely be able to write bug-free code in Fortran and C :) " That would imply that open source (hobby) projects with no deadlines and no buisness constraints are bugfree?
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There are competitors to the train, buses and private cars.
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If you want old forests, you have to go to the mountains. Anyplace steep enough, to hinder easy woodcutting. In those places you find the remains of real forest. But things are changing, there is actually a new diverse forest growing, where
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
""Yeah, because a common bodyguard mainly creates visibility." Indeed, but even ignoring that (and the cost which is usually not a problem in these circumstances) there can also be quite a few more drawbacks that you didn&#x2
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But by that logic it is also the worst. And with the rise of video and amateur porn, you can in fact have a easy look what other people are doing and if you are maybe missing something.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"It made me think "What is the point?"." That sounds a bit like, "what's the point in life if we all die?" You can still enjoy a relationship, even though it might not be for forever - because nothing real
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
There are still many people bothered by the fact, that I as a men have long hair. I am sorry to dissapoint you and those people, but for now I keep my hair. You cannot please everyone and I think it is a path into madness to even try it. Th
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"gun restrictions, and strict self-defense laws in Europe are huge limitations that all contribute to vastly decreased personal security for me and my family" Even in germany it is quite easy to legally own a gun. All you have to
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If you have FF on mobile, take a look in the settings and look at "data collection" (or something alike, I have it as "Datenerhebung" in german") There is a switch with "marketing data". And as far as I un
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"The problem I see with this idea is that MS doesn't really have much leverage to push Edge on people any more" But they do it any way they can. I never intented to open edge even once, but through various sketchy things, I h
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
What you mean is telemetry, that is something seperately. And it is also enabled by default( and also annoys me, but less so). But firefox studies means, (or can mean), that firefox will track you and sell that data to ad companies, if you
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"Do you mind if I ask what you use those for?" Game engine. "As for the tracking - I'm pretty sure Firefox blocks a lot of those by default, last time I checked it was plastered all across their homepage" And the th
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Ads and tracking(called studies) enabled by default from the browser - and marketing itself as privacy orientated. "What features do you need that only Chromium can give you?" WebGPU and sone features with webworkers.
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"Give Firefox's Gecko engine a chance, it has all the features you need." No, sadly it does not. And then I would be just dependant on mozillas leadership and sadly I do not trust them either. Ladybird and Kling I would trust
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"So far, it mostly worked for Mozilla." Yeah, with tracking and ads from the browser enabled by default and by now allmost non existent marketshare. The money from ad companies does not come with no strings attached. (But I still
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"Microsoft could fund chromium based on their use in Edge. Etc…" Microsoft surely will continue to develope edge. That is my main issue with this thing, because they surely would like to be the one with the dominating browser agai
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"Chrome - browsers" And the money is coming from where? Chrome exists mostly, so the ad buisness gets more data and they can influence the direction of the web. Seperate that and there will be no more chrome as there is no other s

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