louithethrid

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by louithethrid 9y ago
I assume on limited connections, it will never sync, meaning if you use a latop tethered to your cell-phone, you will see the windows-appstore of 1984. (any old date would have done, but this one rhymed)
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Lawyers are mercenarys, and mercenarys thrive on conflict. It makes perfect buisness sense to create laws to propagate and expand conflict. Here in germany we have a law, that rules that if somebody dies without a last will- all his belongi
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by louithethrid 9y ago
I honestly do not get the whole concept of a solar storm shelter room on a space object that is shaped like a tower. Just turn the tower with gyroscopes into the solar wind... last room is perfectly sheltered (from solar radiation)- not fro
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Eh, we where pretty long hunters and toughening up to kill that mammoth was pretty much part of all cultures who ate. The whole control on sexuality is a pure human thing- we are the only species who hides when in heat the stimulus to the o
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by louithethrid 9y ago
I actually found there voting mechanisms interesting. Especially when they would draw by luck the ruling members from the ballot.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Im sure, the human stupidity will go away, if graciously wrapped with incident statistics and threads of repercussions. Or at least it will become unmeasurable- which to incident statistics comes down on the same side as safety. Thank god f
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by louithethrid 9y ago
The brain-shamans have done a lot of damage during the last centurie: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobotomie They are kept around, so that worser pseudo science can not fill the gap.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
ah, this reminded me of some embeded oses where driver came as precompiled arrayblobs, that are included with ifdef guards set in some central config tool
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Deep within every human resides the thought "If i would run this place then-" which makes for great violations of the libertys of others and loud yelling, if others do the same to the majestic creature that is oneself.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
I know i may escaping into engineering to avoid handling emotional strain- but i was wondering- how could future housing look like, that is hurrican proof? Underground shelters are prone to floding. Flats on stilts are attacked by the wind.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
There could be hash-colissions of entirely diffrent files. Hashes are not proof enough.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
The trick is to narrow the circle of actually "acceptable, reasonable" opinion down to near nothing,and declaring that inside sane- and all other outside free (aka nuts). Both of the partys even tryied that trick upon one another.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Are you sure it uses fans? Usually in robotics venturi-valves are used to create the necessary sucktion to hold pieces. This seems like a really strange approach. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venturi-D%C3%BCse
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by louithethrid 9y ago
The whole idea of risk, winning and loosing is very warped from the outset. We come from small groups with very limited ressources. Taking risks, making a plan, always involved the power structure. There always could be only one plan, one c
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by louithethrid 9y ago
The art is to provide a clueless playboy to take the fall, so whoever has also monetary gains can sneak off in the storys background while a exempel is statuated for moral reasons.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Powerthirsty psychopaths of all factions unite against the puppets marching of on theire own.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
I just imagined the average suited up consultant giving a power-point prep-speach to a porn star. "...You got to get all in..." ".. try to see not the pain, not the humilation, but the window of opportunity.." ".. i
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How colleges are strangling liberalism(chronicle.com)
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by louithethrid 9y ago
The great cycle.. lets not code too much ourselves, lets only be experts at our domain, lets use librarys. The librarys fail, they do not deliver the expected performance, they cant be customized or are suddenly not maintained and we can n
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Only slightly related- but is there research into genetic modified wood growth? As in - directly from a cell culture in a tank?
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Someone i know has shizophrenia, for him, cafeein ment propelling insomnia and a infinite creation drug binge. Also a inability to socialize regularly and bursts of paranoia. Its fascinating what this drug has created. Just look at pre cofe
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Crushing dictators has wrecked unspeakable havoc in the middle east. No dictator and no government has proven to be the seedbed for countless civil and religious wars- genocide and failing societys perpetual in war. Please stop with this no
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Lots of others had plans to step down (aka move out, when a new dictatory/ the military moves in) - as shown by very rich ex-dictators living well all around the world.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Actually, i think the walled garden internet will collapse spectacularly, as any mono-culture has done before- beeing prone to viruses and attacks. Linux and Open Source might be the users last choice, but might be the last man standing one
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by louithethrid 9y ago
There should be a way to give a credit-card number that is automatic identified as fraud and triggers persecution when used.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Thanks for those words.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
if you make a game, you make a playable proto-type first. And that proto-type must be fun. Period. Can be horri-bad in every other aspect. Can be even bad regarding the architecture years after you went to market. Notch, we are still looki
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by louithethrid 9y ago
You can do buisness in china - and reinvest part of the profit via strawmans and donations into open source endavours to circumvent censorship, like meshnet endavours and TOR. But of course, you could also just be a silent dictatorship sup
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by louithethrid 9y ago
You can get "DNA" at every barbershop. Every overtrusted tool will become a weakspot.
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by louithethrid 9y ago
Its indeed bad craftsmanship- if i cant service a customer, i at least should allow him to enlist his interest, by leaving behind his email. That way, once i have the performance, i can callback.

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