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by lhoff 6y ago
My brother uses Zapier to automate a lot oft the processes in bis company. Especially the backoffice processes. He is is not a tech savy Person. If you ask him what an API is, he has no idea. It obviously only works if you use SaaS pltaform
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by lhoff 6y ago
It is not obvious from the title but Element is actually acquiring Gitter. Quote from the article: > In practice, the way this is happening is that Element (the company founded by the Matrix core team to fund Matrix development) is acqui
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by lhoff 6y ago
I remember that i read about a lawsuite were someone tweeted the hash of a document and proofed that way that this documenta existed at that point. I believe it was about a patent infringment and they even brought a twitter employee in as a
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by lhoff 6y ago
Isn't that part of the beauty. I once came across an article about the making of Diflourdioxid that was one of the best reads i had thia year.
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by lhoff 6y ago
To anyone who is intereted in the backszory of Libreoffice and speaks German: The Podcast "Alles gesagt" did an Interview with Marco Börris (Founder of StarOffice). Mind you the Interview is 6h long but absolutely worth it. Later
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by lhoff 6y ago
I listend to the interview as a podcast. It could have gone on for another hour if you ask me. I really like the long form interviews. It allows the guest to not just make there point but to tell the story how they came to that conclusion.
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by lhoff 6y ago
The literal translation for carbon fiber would be "Kohlefaser" and that is also used quite commonly.
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by lhoff 6y ago
I run a self hosted Jitsi instance for my student Club. We are using for meetings with up to 50 people in a weekly basis. Works pretty well. Everyone accept the speakers has to turn Video off at that scale. With Video it works reliable up
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by lhoff 6y ago
DDG has a direct bang for google maps !maps The have a searchable list for every bang they support. https://duckduckgo.com/bang
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by lhoff 6y ago
I really like the "THE REAL SLIM SHADY" Cover from Beedle the Bardcore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3okjFDo2aSU EDIT: "WITHOUT ME" ist also great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiV7
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by lhoff 6y ago
Oh that is great. Didnt knew that. Thank you
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by lhoff 6y ago
That and additionally it has implications for the development team as well. Using "chaos engineering" shifts the mindset of the developers. As a developer you now expect things to fail. You know that the "we make it work firs
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by lhoff 6y ago
Very nice. Works as expected. I stumbled about two things that could be improved: - Add a search Button for convenient mobile use or if a user copy pasts things into to the search field using the mouse - Add a comment counter on the result
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by lhoff 6y ago
Probably the one were there is only water now.
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by lhoff 6y ago
I read somewhere that the way the harbour and the storage buildings where structured(probably not intentionally) directed a big part oft the blast downwards, hence the crater. Matches the Videos i've seen were the explosion was sharpl
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by lhoff 6y ago
Seeing Videos from the blast yesterday left me speechless. This picture showes the destruction even better. Seeing pictures like the ones im that tweet gives me hope: https://twitter.com/Nadia_Hardman/status/12910
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Programming Sucks (2014)(stilldrinking.org)
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by lhoff 6y ago
Sure that would work as well. But i imagine that to be much more expensive then adding some requirements to the sledge that increases drag or increases the sliding friction
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by lhoff 6y ago
True, but nevertheless it shows that it can be done. Formula 1 and motor racing in general is a prime example for that as well. Formula 1 has a strict set of rules that makes sure the speed and cornering speeds aren't going through the
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by lhoff 6y ago
As far as i understand it, its basically that. But you want the temperature to be controllable and oberservable. So the microcontroller is controlling the display, heating element and user input.
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by lhoff 6y ago
I guess the previous post was seen as a argument against compromised API keys.
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How Britain Lost Track of the Coronavirus(reuters.com)
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by lhoff 6y ago
May i ask which one you use?
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by lhoff 6y ago
> Apple ported many Pro Apps to ARM , especially their Logic Pro, Photoshop and they were showcasing Maya on ARM. That is about as Pro as it gets for Mac. > That reads to me Apple isn't going to have Intel for some high end Pro m
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by lhoff 6y ago
This! Also health reasons have the advantage that it is seen as somewhat rude to ask for details. The other unspecific reason that is used similarly is "familiy issues" While i can understand why someone would use this "excus
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by lhoff 6y ago
Really nice. Also thanks for open source this. I'm in a student club and we have our own Jitsi instance so we will probably run it on our own infrastructure. Do you have any plans for a "random" feature? If not would you be
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Kuai Kuai culture is a phenomenon in Taiwan where snacks are put on machines(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by lhoff 6y ago|2 comments
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by lhoff 6y ago
Kuai Kuai culture is a phenomenon in Taiwan where snacks are put on machines.
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RFC1118 Hitchhikers Guide to the Internet(faqs.org)
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Sandboxing Nginx with Systemd(medium.com)
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