jsilence

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by jsilence 5y ago
Isn't that slogan applied to the brain the catchphrase of Scientology?
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by jsilence 5y ago
It is not only the cable from the station to the car, but also from the grid to the station. And so on.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Does not seem to be Open Source or offer a self host option like AppFlowy.
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by jsilence 5y ago
John Kitchin is doing an amazing job on this front with Scimax.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Not really sure what it is. Seems to be meant for projecting art and design. What does it control? What does it visualize? Was expecting an IoT framework. But thats not it.
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by jsilence 5y ago
If only the HFS and the OS using it would consistently yield the documents I recently used, across all file system dialogues, that alone would be a huge benefit for me. Apart from that I'd love to see a tag based file system. Would use
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by jsilence 5y ago
Wondering where we would stand if we had dumped all the funding and subsidies that went into nuclear fission and fusion research and into coal subsidies into solar panels. Guessing dependency on oil and gas would be much much lower which al
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by jsilence 5y ago
I'm wondering, is it possible to make the invisible text layer visible and editable somehow? Would be great for proof reading and editing incorrect characters.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Just to clarify: We are not vegetarians. We just try to cut down our daily meat consumption. But only if the alternative products actually taste good. We're in the lucky position to have a hunter grand dad who is occasionally inviting
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by jsilence 5y ago
Bluetoth as a standard ist pretty botched, sadly. If I understood correctly it is a bunch of only loosely related protocols between major versions. And implementations often seem to be lacking. At least my experience with BT is horrible and
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by jsilence 5y ago
If you are sharing BT headphones between multiple devices this is horrible. I turn off BT on the device where I do not need the headphone to avoid BT connection confusion.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Maybe helm ( https://emacs-helm.github.io/helm/ ) should be installed and preconfigured by default. This solves a lot of the shortcomings of vanilla emacs.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Yes, I do remember OLE. My colleague and I were looking forward to CORBA which was promising to do similar things in a standardized way cross platform AFAIR. Did not gain traction.
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by jsilence 5y ago
It will never replace a good steak or similar high quality piece of meat. But as others in this thread mentioned as well, the new stuff can easily replace the low end and mid tier meat products. Another pro is that the pea products are powd
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by jsilence 5y ago
I think the quality of products from plant based alternative protein sources like peas will increas so much in the coming time that these will make the race. We recently purchased a cross sampling of pea based "alternative meat" p
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by jsilence 5y ago
> This makes me wonder if it is (or will become) economical for cities to use renewable energy to dehumidify the outdoors, and if so whether the yield of water would actually be useful. Well people will likely first start cooling and low
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by jsilence 5y ago
Skimmed the comments expecting an Emacs mode for it.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Wondering if FreedomBox is a good fit for this device. Would love to see someone pre-configure it.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Getting older my hearing starts to degrade and in addition to that I have a slight tinnitus in the cricket sound range. More than the camera bad audio quality it much more exhausting for me. Especially when project Partners are from other c
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by jsilence 5y ago
In my context there is the unspoken agreement that we turn cameras on when a meeting starts and after greeting and checking the agenda everyone is free to turn their camera off.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Thank you for detailing this!
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by jsilence 5y ago
Also in other jurisdictions people have the right to not incriminate themselves by refusing to answer questions. If I am allowed to refuse giving my pin code for unlocking the phone, it would be interesting whether the police is allowed to
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by jsilence 5y ago
It was possible to deny it. As of July this year it is mandatory.
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by jsilence 5y ago
Somewhat pricey, but buy a rover and have it sent to the moon. Program it to lay tracks in form of a QR code that contains the URL that encodes the whole website. 2nd hand rovers are somewhat hard to come by. But you wouldn't need all
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by jsilence 5y ago
If the government has my fingerprints, would they be allowed to use them to unlock the confiscated phone? Might explain why in Germany as of lately you have your fingerprints taken when getting your personal ID (Personalausweis).
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by jsilence 5y ago
If the government has my fingerprints, would they be allowed to use them to unlock the confiscated phone? Might explain why in Germany s of lately you have your fingerprints taken when getting your personal ID (Personalausweis).
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by jsilence 5y ago
I totally can not relate to the article at all. I would never start any activity with the goal of making friends. So much so that I find the concept of 'making friends' absurd. How would one be able to make, to fabricate, friendsh
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by jsilence 5y ago
Rhino shield probably
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by jsilence 5y ago
Well yes, do both, do your thing and pressure politicians. still no need to wait for the politicians. I just loath people putting the blame on politicians, China, capitalism or some sort of world cabal just to have a rationale to continue t
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by jsilence 5y ago
You can reduce your electricity demand and then buy the remaining electricity from 'true green' providers. Don't have to wait for the politicians.

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