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Doesn't work either on my FF. I works when you click on "show only this frame"
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10y ago
This is a recurrent topic on HN. Somebody posts an article about "coal is bad". Then somebody mentions that nuclear is safer/better than coal. A third person then claims Germany is evil because they are replacing nuclear with
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Exactly! I have anecdata from German managers """jokingly complaining""" about how one can't hire young men any more because of their potential paternity leave. This is a good thing.
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Include paternity leave while you're at it.
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10y ago
It is capable of vertical lift off but the aircraft can lift more payload when rolling for a short amount (e.g. https://youtu.be/lu7ZUVXs6Ec?t=45s )
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Guess why it's 3500W max? Because Schuko is specced for 16A only (and 10A continuously). Where did you get that 25A number from?
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FTTH is great but GPON is bad. The only way to go is "Active Ethernet"/AON. Dedicated fibers instead of sharing them with GPON. That was the intention of my post. With AON you have dumb pipes and multiple carriers can offer t
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My plan is to leave my devices back home. In the US electronics is usually cheaper so I would buy a MacBook and download my personal data from the cloud. After returning home I would sell the MacBook for a nice profit.
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Grant money used for GPON is never a good idea :( And the reason why they are using fiber is obviously the large average distance between potential subscribers in rural New York. Note how they are talking about broadband in the article, t
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"Python for Data Science For Dummies" by Luca Massaron & John Paul Mueller is a very practical book on machine learning . In a real world scenario your first obstacles will be learning how to use the programming language as w
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I thought the title was some kind of pun on "grassroots movement".
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With AMD presenting a formidable product ARM's long-term outlook of becoming the runner-up in the server market has worsened considerably. The hype surrounding low power ARM-SoCs has already fizzled since several years because of their
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I didn't meant the actual cost (as in Dollars) for the infrastructure but the associated disincentive. Collecting toll would certainly increase tax justice by relieving the general taxpayer. But that wouldn't solve the traffic pro
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed-use_development
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Yes, tolls make only sense when there is an alternative to driving. When people have no other choice than to drive nothing will change with tolls. Tolls are basically an artificial added cost to driving. However ideally the public transport
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1.8 MB background image...
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I recently read this article [1] from a digital nomad. He founded a LLC in Hong Kong where offshore profits are not taxed so apparently your LLC in HK doesn't pay any taxes. And he is not a tax resident anywhere. https://wir
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Considering the use case ("archiving and offline analysis") this is likely the best choice. If you need some buzzwords or want to get fancy, try HDFS
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If you want to know more about castles watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhzsM2SFoeQ
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Isn't there at least some buzz around optimizing water usage? Fine grained monitoring of individual plants using cheap sensors for example.
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Intel AMT (~= IPMI) is a part of the workstation/server ME. It is comparable to iLO but it's used primarly in enterprise and not for servers. If your PC doesn't use an Intel ethernet/wifi chip you're 100% safe from
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It already captured 5,3% of food revenue in Germany and growing (4,7% in 2015). Source http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/dm-gegen-alnatu...
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> The report details six studies on rats and mice in which the animals developed signs of cancer in the stomach or liver after their diet was changed to include more capsaicin http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-3441149
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ebay I suppose
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Apparently he did his own due diligence and discovered that these fobs already exist. However I'm not entirely convinced, because there is no marketing for Aliexpress goods and a fancy British startup could just sell and distribute the
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The "cartographer" doesn't use end user related information to select the best PoP? Or does "Sonar" measure the latency/throughput by looking at existing connections to users? Ok I watched the presentation now,
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Ordering of stuff from central IT. I waited 3 months for my RSA token (which I need for working remotely). My boss waited 4 months for a dev server he desperately needs for a customer project. The request for the server was only processed w
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If shipping by air only cost 2x more than by train, then using air cargo is a no brainer.
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Great idea, but no free coffee? And do the desks include monitors?
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A lesson from history and geopolitics: Never trust more powerful entities.
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