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by ktpsns 6y ago
Moodle is by far not the only LMS. Other popular open source LMS are for instance ILIAS (also php) or OLAT (Java).
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by ktpsns 6y ago
Wow, the user interface is very fluent. It has a lot of options, that's really powerful. Amazing how far you can come with a Google maps-like interface in 2020. As a German citizen, I enjoy that the basis data (only OSM?) is really goo
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by ktpsns 6y ago
For people who still remember the frameset web, "framer web" sounds like a weird wording.
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by ktpsns 6y ago
It can be cheaper to host own (desktop-grade) hardware instead of paying someone to host a stupid single website. The calculation is easy, especially if you only take into account electricity and not hardware purchase costs: Monthly costs p
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by ktpsns 6y ago
According to the current contents, you seem to focus programmers. Here's a thing: The command line got very popular over the last years. What about a CLI client for sheethub? This could accelerate the usefulness of this tool. I also th
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by ktpsns 6y ago
Interesting. My feeling was that data scientists are generally better educated then cyber security personnel, on average. Many data scientists hold a PhD, while a CS master degree is a typical degree of IT people. May I ask what's your
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by ktpsns 6y ago
Just for the records, there is actually quite a strong connection between DNS and good old telephony. I refer to directory services and LDAP in particular. I am not familiar with the popular Active directory from Microsoft, but I know that
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by ktpsns 6y ago
That's a good writeup and a good practice.
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by ktpsns 6y ago
That's a beautiful visualization of something gone long ago.
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by ktpsns 6y ago
This is really a terrible feature for anybody who doesn't like DRM. I only can hope clever hackers will identify these steganographic features in video and audio recordings of zoom sessions.
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by ktpsns 6y ago
Cudos to this code and the beautiful artwork (great README file for a github repository, btw). As somebody who worked a bit in visualization in scipy and blender, I can appreciate how much hard work have been put there. I did visualization
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by ktpsns 6y ago
The tree looks nice. Similar to gitk, sourcetree or bitbucket. For whatever reason, github and gitlab cannot manage to get a similiar clean vertical git tree view.
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by ktpsns 6y ago
This idea basically proposes to add one bit to the 32 bit addresses, i.e. use 33 bits. The notation is irrelevant, the money quote is > We need to have a mark, a flag, in the ip packet header You needed to end this bit also everywhere el
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Oh god. I have met these people in real life on a job fair. I definitely would not want to work there. Furthermore, this is without doubt not Hamburg's first Unicorn.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Do it. If you can afford a short amount with no job. You are skilled, you will get a new job. And once you got rid of the old one, your mind is open for new inspiration. You won't regret it.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
tl,dr: Not now, maybe in a few years/decades. A quantum computer is a special purpose computer. There are only a handful of algorithms known which really do better on quantum computers then on classical ones. Actually building a quantu
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Sed is a command line utility for unixoid shells. It is comparable to awk. I say this because the awk binary is actually an interpreter for the similarly named programming language. So awk is in some way similar to the v8 JavaScript interpr
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by ktpsns 7y ago
This sounds really fantastic. Can you explain a bit more about the hardware requirements? If I have a decent notebook with an Intel-integrated GPU, how can I both passthrought the GPU to the VM and use it for rendering the GUI on the host?
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by ktpsns 7y ago
This is so true. I've done GPU heavy High performance rendering on remote VNC-like connections, something which requires lot's of preparation time -- and evventually you will be frustrated by working remotely.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Absolutely beautiful website about an highly topical thing. The brave new world of Unicode and OpenType brings features to the remotest parts of the GUI. The stunning thing about that is (as with many good design descisions): You only start
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Thinkpads are amazing. I also currently run a T420 from 2011, and it just works rock solid. Thanks to it's great connectivity, I use it right now with two monitors (under Linux) where my much newer 2019 Thinkpad X1 yoga is powered off
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Unfortunately, it is not. I already tried various kernel modules to support (i.e. detect) the hardware. Apparently, there is a reason why Arch chose some specific compiler flags for the kernel. I don't really want to start building my
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by ktpsns 7y ago
I have the same notebook (2019 edition) with Arch linux; everything is fine except audio, which won't work (basically the mic). Since I run every week or second into trouble after upgrading, I already thought about changing the distrib
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by ktpsns 7y ago
The %>% notation might not be very short, but there are other short ways of avoiding parenthesis mess as in foo = qux(bar(foo(x))). For instance, Mathematica/Wolfram language allows you to write something basically foo = qux
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Interesting. What exactly have you done for your Master's project? Contributing code to the linux kernel or was it some literature work (such as making a presentation about the code)? Can you elaborate on how to identify the filename f
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by ktpsns 7y ago
I have a quite similar story to tell. During my time (PhD) at academia, I always had access to plenty of computing resources. What's the point of having a powerful laptop? Mostly the possibility to do some heavy lifting also offline (d
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by ktpsns 7y ago
As a devloper, I have never used S3, despite, of course, heard thousands of times of it. I'm kind of traditional: "Cloud" still means "just another person's hard drive", and "serverless" means "j
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by ktpsns 7y ago
I cannot tell without doing the research on my own. You might want to use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronavirus as a starting point for the broader group of corona viriae or https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by ktpsns 7y ago
This is really interesting and shows us the long way from a DOS prompt to the Apple OS or Windows 95 GUIs which seem so self-evident, traditional and self-explanatory to many of us. Actually, these GUIs were quite radical and well-done, com
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by ktpsns 7y ago
CSV with special seperation characters is nothing new. It won't generally solve the problem, because the choice of the seperation characters is always related to the data supposed to be hold by the table. Just think about a CCSV file h

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