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by mgoetzke 7y ago
And he never does :)
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
How he made it appear does not matter though. The reporter still did not attack anyone.
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
I can already not post videos of movies I watched on my home TV though. Hollywood is all over that already. Absolute Freedom of speech does not exist anyway. And this is not 'speech' this is not someone talking about a politician
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
if it was a Disney movie being shared they would be all over it. It would be down in minutes
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
we basically sold the Transrapid to them didn't we ?
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
We developed a number of applications on it, but found it to be very verbose, quite brittle and needlessly complex. It is brittle because XAML itself is a compiled language without the ability to step through or debug well, which means runt
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
Would love to try it and potentially integrate it. But to be honest the pricing structure is really not clear to me. The developer page says try it for free and integrate it. Ok. Then it says commercial options for various scenarios exists.
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
Hey ! Plus/4 ! Finally someone who knows it too :) Since it was missing the C64 sprite abilities it made it even more interesting to code something cool on it. Though at least it could play some games like Ricky Rockman. :)
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
until Tesla came :)
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
Well at least Tesla drivers can and to openly report. When I had issues with phantom breaking etc on my BMW while driving on the Autobahn I never reported this since there was no sensible channel. You just learned to live with the limitatio
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
Agreed, but a number of these accidents on dividers had previous accidents on the exact same spots with human drivers. So humans do have trouble with it. I would also like to point out, that dividers like these are dangerous in of themselve
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
capitalism, by its nature, will optimize all products to the level of 'just bearable'. Look at airplane seating.
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by mgoetzke 7y ago
I get where you are coming from, but Lucene is a building block, a library and cannot be immediately used as a valuable service. ES can be used by quite high level developers to implement scalable solutions. Building blocks and libraries of
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
indeed it is. When something is used by a lot of people, they will find use cases not covered sufficiently and will try to extend. Some of these will survive and be absorbed back, some will not. Normal evolutionary pressure at work.
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
I did :) all of TNG Season 3-7 .. all of Voyager until DVDs came about
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
but will it have a trailer hitch ?
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
What about the fact that Apple Music does not compete fairly ? They provide music services like Spotify, if they where a different company they would have to pay and play by the same rules. They do not or do they ? I have no trouble with fr
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
Btw. Free plane ticket ? Wow. I had to drive there by train which I payed for and nobody offered me anything. Getting there was entirely my problem.
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
In my case I did pay a delivery fee picking it up from the factory. They did make a small event out of it of course, it being presented on a turn-table show like floor etc, but other than that it was mostly waiting and then fueling up as th
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
Thanks for this info. Yeah, this kind of scenario is unacceptable. I did not see that the files are single instanced in memory. Is the overhead for this even worth it ? Two files being loaded that are exactly identical sharing the same ram
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
yeah i mixed that up, I meant CardSpace as was pointed out. Still a no-go for other reasons though.
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
Sorry I mixed that up. I meant CardSpace, thought it was codenamed Hailstorm. Hailstorm being the protocol being used by CardSpace
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
wow
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
sure .. that is possible. But all bribing is a matter of attenuation. One would want to spend as little money possible to change the outcome. Bribing voters is the most expensive version, one with the highest risk of being found out, and l
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
that is why multiple people in the office of different political factions count the votes. And they are also present all the time. Otherwise you can simply do it the Russian way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oSeRyaFllY
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
As for Switzerland. Swiss women can only vote since 1971 (I was quite shocked learning that). Also see https://www.newlyswissed.com/die-gottliche-ordnung-film-revi...
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
I dont understand quite why there are such long lines in Denmark. I know about America and why due to historical reasons they vote on Tuesdays, but this is the first I heard about queues in Denmark. Having been to Denmark quite a few times
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
Most systems like this would be changed to go battery to battery with larger stationary storage on-site being essentially refilled from the net at the average use rate of all cars combined per day. This would delay this problem a little
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
If only Microsoft hadn't chosen to use the code-name Hailstorm for its authentication proposal back in the days (and generally had a better image and a more open approach etc). Would have alleviated a lot of the pain earlier.
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by mgoetzke 8y ago
Still don't understand it though. If the bad code is already able to alter the files on disk is it really make a difference whether the data was altered before or after the using code had mapped it into its memory ? Either the file is

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