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by jk2323 9y ago
"TRUE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR EXPLOITING THE RANDOMNESS OF QUANTUM PHYSICS" not sure what they mean by this. Likely it is just "avalanche noise". This is not very difficult. In fact, I build an hardware RNG that is based
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by jk2323 9y ago
Old news. They have this already in China and they have something similar in Germany. In Fact, AFAIK they even had something like this in the former GDR.
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by jk2323 9y ago
Take it or leave it. But now, you can get a free trade deal even if you are in the European continent. But then all four freedoms apply. No cherry picking. Use your brain!
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by jk2323 9y ago
"A free trade agreement does not require being in the EU." which is only offered to NON European countries. Please see the deal that Switzerland and Norway got. Deals that the UK does not want. "there way of punishing the UK&
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by jk2323 9y ago
Well, I think it was the Greeks who ruined Greece (with the help of Goldman Sachs). Greece should never have joined the Euro (thanks Goldman Sachs). It is also a very corrupt country for EU standards. The good thing is: It is a small countr
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by jk2323 9y ago
I don't know the Newstatesman but it sounds like a very biased magazine. "This same economics is being inflicted on Britain – cuts and austerity. Living standards have fallen, wages reduced as a proportion of total economic output
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by jk2323 9y ago
Touchée. I give you a point here. But there is the Idea of of the four freedoms for Europe. This may be a good thing or not (I think it is). But If you are part of Europe, you either take all or none. And if some Brexiters are claiming &quo
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by jk2323 9y ago
They say, don't feed the troll. But I will answer you. Likely the EU will have much higher labor protections that the UK. "freedom of labour" actually means you are free to move and work or open a business as an EU citizen w
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by jk2323 9y ago
I know Tesseract is OS but when I tried it, it was nearly useless. I use Abbyy with WINE. But a native Linux shell version of Abbyy is available: http://www.ocr4linux.com/en:start
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by jk2323 9y ago
What is the story about? I am not signing up for linkedin.com to read it. (They never honor "Do not email" requests.)
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by jk2323 9y ago
I have an DELL XPS 13", probably a much older version. Kubuntu runs fine on it.
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DEFEND EUROPE – Identitarian SAR Mission on the Libyan Coast(wesearchr.com)
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by jk2323 9y ago
"Other times it's someone who has actually eaten with you but forgotten that they had seven beers with their steak." I think you Bozo can't tell the difference of being drunk and having a hang-over from food poisoning. T
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by jk2323 9y ago
"Norwegian is at the better end of the low fare airlines." I saw a thread were pilots were freaked out by this: http://avherald.com/h?article=4a1ae8c4
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by jk2323 9y ago
You are right but miss some things: 1. Planes are easier to clean 2. Even the Emergency board card can't get stolen (Printed on the chair) 3. Can't buy tickets on other websites 4. Point to point airline, luggage does not have to
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by jk2323 9y ago
Nice. But no RPN? I pass!
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by jk2323 9y ago
AFAIK, a VC guy told me a MoBike costs 3000 RMB to produce. The costs may have come down but this was a lot!
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by jk2323 9y ago
"most of the time it is 0 RMB" This is true. I don't understand why. I thought it may be a first month freeby or something.
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by jk2323 9y ago
So, MoBikes don't get stolen? Why? Is the GPS System so hard to remove or are they to inconvenient to use as a stolen bike? (Weight is 17-25 kg)
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by jk2323 9y ago
I would bet against it. Germany had the best tank in WW2. The "royal tiger". But the Russian T34 was much cheaper. They outproduced Germany. MoBikes are expensive and heavy. They look over-engineered for the problem they are tryin
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by jk2323 9y ago
I know. I have experienced it. But I have experienced it as an very time consuming process. I don't see why this can't be done in an automated way, taking minutes. Not hours.
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by jk2323 9y ago
I like trains. Because of different reasons, Europe and China is better suited for trains (e.g. public transport in cities available). What I would like to see: 1. An inter European Rail network. Possible 4 Tracks (freight and personal. 2.
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by jk2323 9y ago
No. We don't know what happened. I am not an MD. I am sure there are many options what could happened. But the way he was taken care of and returned (they could have claimed he died) seems to suggest that he was not put into this condi
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by jk2323 9y ago
Well, I don't want to defend or speak for North Korea. But there was a lot of anger regarding what happened to Warmbier. Obviously NK overreacted for talking a "propaganda poster". He got XX years hard labor. But a westerner
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by jk2323 9y ago
Well, the Armenians were Christians https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Genocide
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by jk2323 9y ago
I tried Mutt a long time ago but did not like it (may not even got it to work properly). I always like Pine/Alpine. I only moved to Thunderbird, which is buggy and a resource hog, after I had to handle a dozen email accounts. Question:
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by jk2323 9y ago
No. Because the same thing happened in all Muslims states.
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by jk2323 9y ago
I worked for a company that did studies to get FDA approval for a medical device. The company was very professional and well managed. But THIS is what they were lacking. I always thought they need something like github and Version control f
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by jk2323 9y ago
"By definition, a society based on debt has a negative net worth on the books." No. One man's assets are another man's liabilities. And debt creation is always based on a better tomorrow. Why most big companies (there ma
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by jk2323 9y ago
Policeman compared to welfare (Sorry, Link in German): http://www.huffingtonpost.de/2017/03/13/gewerkschaft-polizei...

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