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madez
11y ago
There is a formal language for mathematics because we need it for efficient work. This formal language is intelligible, clear and instructive, given adequate education. This formal language is mandatory to be present in an encyclopedia. Som
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madez
11y ago
Even though later than most others in my surrounding, still, I eventually had a mobile phone. I'm very much into technology and science and there is no lack of money for a mobile phone. In fact, I do have a device people call a mobile
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madez
11y ago
Sadly, it is still the same with mobile phones. I regularly experience being stigmatized for not having one. But it seems to be getting better. I already met multiple others who don’t have one, either.
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madez
11y ago
As a german I can tell from experience that in Germany it is much more accepted — and quite often even sympathized with — not to have a facebook account than for example in Spain or Brazil. And it makes me proud, if I’m allowed to add that.
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madez
11y ago
The ISS experiences much shorter day-night cycles.
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madez
11y ago
Don’t get me wrong, but your comment reads like an ad.
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madez
11y ago
One interesting fact is that the mafia was reduced to meaninglessness during the facist era in italy. I deduce from that that there can be only one villian in town.
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madez
11y ago
The Chromebook C201 is not offered in my country, i.e. Germany. Any ideas where to get it from?
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madez
11y ago
What things did they do beside marketing? What was achieved?
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madez
11y ago
It would suffice to talk to ambitious people without wrongly contrasting them with people who go to school or college. His words feel condescending to me.
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madez
11y ago
The government has proven solutions to that. Just force them to provide the documents by fining them until they've delivered.
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madez
11y ago
I hope governments will intervene and force companies to publish all technical documentation, eventually, at least of older devices.
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madez
11y ago
Sadly, for many people it is. Conscious people and lived ideals, people putting their money where their mouths are, are a rarity. People want a comfortable life, not a just one.
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madez
11y ago
What is good for children is most often also good for adults.
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madez
11y ago
I have a HD 7950 and I can game very well a lot of games.
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madez
11y ago
I was referring to Canonical's decision to make it difficult for others to use their work, thereby excluding others from their work.
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madez
11y ago
Not all agendas and interests are born equal. That someone else does the same thing does not make it any better. It is insulting from you to call the demand for inclusion and giving back as "myopic" and "abhorrent". Like
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madez
11y ago
Apple is displeasing some would-be customers already by making their hardware so non-free and remote-controlled.
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madez
11y ago
Randomized test with a suitable number of runs will cost-efficiently give useable results. I agree, it's not trivial. But, it's not hard either.
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madez
11y ago
If it only were hardware that worked for me and not for Apple if I bought it.
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madez
11y ago
I'd be interested in guides related to setting up a RFC-compliant email server with free software. Any suggestions?
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madez
11y ago
Hello douche, I don’t know whether the step to libre software will save costs. Nonetheless, I’d still argue for the government to take it, for even if it were costly, taking things for the team is part of the reason of a governments existen
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madez
11y ago
The argumentation in the article is bad at some points. First, it praises the fast execution of pairwise addition with a large base case. Second, it praises pairwise addition as accurate with O(E) in the base case. Following this argumentat
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madez
11y ago
I was thinking about electric circuits in general, so very much including transistors. I mean, we were also talking about street networks in general, or were we excluding intersections? The simple example I was thinking about is a "dig
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madez
11y ago
Yeah, we all see that the german security concept doesn't work. France, Britain and the USA are much safer and have a lot less problems with terrorism. I really wish Germany were more like them.
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madez
11y ago
The weaker question "do you have an example of a situation in which adding a wire to a circuit decreases the total current?" is easy to answer positively. Adding a wire sometimes decreases total current.
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madez
11y ago
Can you screenshot that and show it to us?
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madez
11y ago
In contrast to the parable you are citing, the only thing broken in this case is the privacy of european citizens. The ruling to declare "Safe" Harbor invalid is not breaking anything but a step to fix a system that is systematica
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madez
11y ago
By sight and experience. It‘s not very difficult to cook food without thermometer. We still do it, for example when grilling with coal. Also, humans can eat raw, over-cooked and everything in between for nearly all foods.
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madez
11y ago
You are free to set up your system as you wish. I also don’t advocate for removing options. I’m asking for a simple default. Simplicity is very important. If you can’t explain what you are doing to your parents, it is not yet simple enough.
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