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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
https://www.openfunk.co/de/products/re-mix-kitchen-mixer
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
I have the same machine and it still holds up great. The only (huge) downside is that you can't upgrade neither SSD nor RAM.
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
There's nothing like Apple in that respect due to the fact they are using glass. Please correct me if I am wrong.
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
When you go to the German Wikipedia page about the Fukushima incident you can learn about the misleading reporting in Germany, even in the public broadcasting like ARD or renowned newspapers like Süddeutsche Zeitung ( https://de.w
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
You mean AA like in AI users Anonymous?
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
Unfortunately it's not like every API has a Fine Manual™.
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
The story about free potatoes in Berlin reminded me of that film by Agnès Varda https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gleaners_and_I It's also interesting - as she is explaining in the movie - that the words that are
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The Gleaners and I – Trailer [video](youtube.com)
3 points by ofrzeta 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
It's the "vocal minority", right? Sure it's not fun to receive threats but it's a known fact that communicating over the Internet makes people unhinged. Maybe there's stuff to complain about but I am a happy Fi
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
> So the claim here is that by backing any coups and revolutions, the US tacitly backed all of them? Ok! I didn't say that. It's just that Iran already had a democratically elected government. However there is some truth to the
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
The USA have backed the coup against the democratically elected prime minister Mossadegh, to begin with. "In 1953, the CIA- and MI6-backed 1953 Iranian coup d'état overthrew Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister, Mohammad M
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
see also this (it also mentions the C5 but focuses on pedal-driven velomobiles) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velomobile
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
There are some, right? I think I lost track a bit, but one is Sailfish OS. I guess it is super hard for alternative devices/OSs to enter the market.
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Let the king decide what to read in his universities and you are good. It's also hard to stomach how the professor said he doesn't teach "ideology" but the administration doesn't even bother to refute this or anythi
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
discussed here -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46424173
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Could you post some links to the most impressive demo(s)? thanks
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Makes much more sense, right? In factory it's so much easier to control the environment (flat floors etc.) than to develop the ever next-generation robot that can cope with all situations. Also I don't know what that battery-assem
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Really .. it was a bit anticlimatic. "We've developed the new Atlas. It's so great bla bla. We wanted to show it but now we don't" -- /switches off TV
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
"[a] mini rp2350 computer, which does this and so much more (this is where the hackersnews jerks will say this is an ad and that cloudflare is on our blog)." haha, brillant.
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
I have some M-Discs and a writer and a I have written maybe two DVDs up to now (that's a lot of images, anyway). Let's see if their promises hold up. From the Wikipedia page I can't see that the industry is abandonign the for
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
From a UX perspective Airdrop is super nice. I don't know if there are working implementations for other OSs. Just found this here but didn't yet test it https://github.com/seemoo-lab/opendrop (hasn't be
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
> when I pass away, no one will want them. That's the point. I am lucky that I have kids and maybe they will like to take a look at some pics once in a while but certainly they won't go through ten thousands of images.
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Because no one knows it. Are you using it?
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
So what does it mean? "You can make money off it even through hosting but if you modify the source doing this you need to publish your changes"? I think that's about it, right?
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Seems you are right. See how complicated it is? :)
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Sure, it's been around 40 years, but it's not like old companies haven't changed owners many times. So, for instance, QNX is now part of Harman which is part of Samsung.
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
related: "In Version 2.5, AutoLISP allowed access to the DWG database. AutoLISP was based on XLISP, a public domain version of LISP written by David Betz. Betz later complained that Autodesk had failed to acknowledge the source, which
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
So what's he doing now? Is he retired?
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
That's what Marcus said himself, too "<mglock> DisplayLink TM seems to be very communactive. <mglock> asked the for specs for their DL-120/DL-160 chips, and got a detailed answer withing 4 hours."
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Quite the praise by Grady Booch: "There are only a few comments in the version 1.0 source code, most of which are associated with assembly language snippets. That said, the lack of comments is simply not an issue. This code is so liter

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