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by injidup 5y ago
As an Australian living very close to Bavaria I can tell you that ain't Bayern! Oida! ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY6nminL9wY is what you are looking for.
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by injidup 5y ago
I have one at home. They are awesome fun. But you only get a few cracks off before people start poking their heads out of windows. They are easily as loud as a small firearm.
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by injidup 5y ago
The article makes it sounds like the perpetrators used some high tech hacking to do this. In effect they probably just used some kind of normal screen sharing like msteams did the exam for the client and pressed ok.
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by injidup 5y ago
If you have 30 billion, and the motivation, then there are more entertaining ways of making the world burn than hacking somebody else's Ponzi scheme.
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by injidup 5y ago
I totally recommend taking some lessons in social dance. Be that Salsa / Bachata or some other kind of pairwise dance that is popular in your local Scene. The interesting thing is that it is a bridge between the wild west of unpredicta
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by injidup 5y ago
I know a woman who discovered a hidden camera in the female toilet at work disguised as some kind of utility hook on the door. Cheap to buy on amazon!! The SD card inside had pictures of the company owner's desk but not an actual pictu
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by injidup 5y ago
This is the sort of thing that would have had me breaking my keyboard over the monitor. The sentinel trick is nice though isn't it possible for compilers to insert such sentinels if requested?
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by injidup 5y ago
I spend 6 to 8 hours sitting at the computer thinking about C++. 3-4 hours then sitting in a cafe seems like a sweet deal.
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by injidup 5y ago
Too many of those shoes look like they have a munged Nike logo which means that any company trying to ship them would soon be receiving a kindly call from the Nike megacorp lawyers. You would have to improve the training to avoid generating
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by injidup 5y ago
So circular references when targetting C and C++ leak memory yes?
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by injidup 5y ago
It means people who have fallen for the idea that Creators are people who work with html and css as apposed to working with food or bricks or paint or machines or dance or people or musical instruments or any other creative medium.
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by injidup 5y ago
Of course your response is sarcastic. It amazes me that people on this forum routinely claim that there are certain things onöy a human can do well. Robotic sanding and milling is certainly trivial for today's automated systems to achi
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by injidup 5y ago
I'm dubious of this common posture of "horrible violence in entertainment" is ok because it's a critique of XYZ. It's like "free guy" (spoiler boring) tries to be a critique of video Game violence by posit
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by injidup 5y ago
""" Github, for instance, is built on a tree-like structure. When Github arrived to the version-control arena, it quickly blew away the other systems (which were rife with horrid version conflicts and syncing issues; think te
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by injidup 5y ago
Go regularly to your local surf beach/kite spot/skate park/climbing wall/Games workshop/organic vegetable collective/Latin dance club / or whatever your interest is. Show that you are interested. Talk to p
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by injidup 5y ago
Postmodern in terms of programming refers to that body of thought that posits a replacement of the rigid classist structures with a new functional hermeneutics based not simply on truth or falseness but on an interpretation of access define
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by injidup 5y ago
""" When compared with the synthetic dyes that are used today in essentially all our clothes and textiles, nature's version is almost always inexplicably better. It's the visual equivalent of a peach ripened by the
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by injidup 5y ago
I had to break up with my Seismologist girlfriend. She kept pointing out all my faults.
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by injidup 5y ago
Mashed potato flakes, water and any ready available fungus.
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by injidup 5y ago
Summary: FSF claims the world will end. FSF offers 500 dollars for an intern to write a white paper studying the problem.
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by injidup 5y ago
Or you could try smuggling misidentified spinach across the Mexican/USA border and see how far blaming the app gets you :)
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by injidup 5y ago
Awesome. It identified my fully grown pepper (capsicum ) plants as spinach. What could go wrong?
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by injidup 5y ago
they can and do give proper medical advice on the medical products they are selling but at the same time they are selling homeopathic products and other magic pills, powders and devices from the same counter. This seems conflict of interest
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by injidup 5y ago
Neurosocks is on display in my local pharmacy where I live in Austria. Right by the front door on a 1x2m stall. https://brutkasten.com/neuro-socks/ this company also makes https://neuro-socks.com/produk
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by injidup 5y ago
It's all on the public record anyway so. https://shop.powerinsole.com/en/blogs/news/doppelblindstudie... https://uni-salzburg.elsevierpure.com/de/projects/der-einflu...
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by injidup 5y ago
Those threatening to sue were the founders of the company Powerinsole. They made contact via their lawyers. From the university I just had an ugly phone call with a senior administrator who suggested that if I ever contacted her again the p
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by injidup 5y ago
@OriginalNebula There is also this https://www.air-innovation.fr/en/produit/vague-de-bien-etre-... and were installed into hospitals in austria at great cost https://www.salzburg24.at/news/sal
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by injidup 5y ago
tweet sent https://twitter.com/sltyhkr/status/1417213194540625925
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by injidup 5y ago
Thankyou for the tip. I'Ll look into it tomorrow.
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I have an amusing letter from the lawyers working for powerinsole threatening legal action for asking questions and that I should remove all my comments from social media. It was also demanded that I pay approx 350 euro that the letter cost

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