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ohlookabird
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Yes, the German government confirmed the statements in the original article.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
The article from "Die Welt" including these quotes has meanwhile been confirmed by the German government (e.g. https://www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/industrie/curevac-u... ). I suppose the apology you
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ohlookabird
7y ago
It looks great, but is the rendering of the OSM data the main thing or am I overlooking a feature here?
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Yes, that's what experienced, too in Germany. Both in the private and public sector.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
I have the Dasung Not-eRader and it works pretty well for me. I connect it via the supplied HDMI/USB cable and it is recongnized as external monitor on Linux and I can program pretty normally using vim on a terminal.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
The website doesn't work without external dependencies, uMatrix blocks Cloudflare for me.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
You could also see this as a chance to see how others see the world.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Thanks, very interesting! OT: Great to see FoxPro as an example application. I used to work with it and liked it quite a bit. As far as as I know it isn't really supported anymore. Does any one use it still or know if there are similar
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Oh and now the order page can't handle the traffic… Error 429 Too Many Requests
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Woah. I think it it's actually pretty cool!
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7y ago
Oh that reminds me of learning some assembler by writing cracks to shareware programs to patch away test period warnings, license key checks, etc. using a disassembler (w32dasm I believe) on the binary executable. That was a fun learning ex
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ohlookabird
7y ago
That's sounds pretty nice! Anyone know an Android version? I just checked Yamaha Chord Tracker and MyChord, but both don't seem to be able to use the microphone.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Sure, if one googles one can find all sorts of crazy essays, conspiracy theories and a lot of trash. So far it seemed to me that on Twitter and Reddit mainly racists complain about "anti-white" sentiments after being called out on
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Maybe you haven't heard that word in this context before, it's of course not meant to be read literally. I understand it the same way as I would read "toxic workplace culture" or "toxic social environment", whi
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7y ago
Like what?
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ohlookabird
7y ago
In my experience of the last few years working as a senior software engineer in both public and private research institutions, one way to do free software development professionally is this: Find a niche in a research field and try to work
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ohlookabird
7y ago
I recently got the Dasung Not-eReader and while it has its quirks it works pretty well overall, especially as mini-screen for my laptop. It is fast enough for me to work in vim without any ghosting. And it allows me to actually do some work
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Thanks for links, there were quite a few images I didn't know. I was certainly aware of uses before the Nazis, but what I tried to say was this cartoon in particular has a similar composition and overall layout. Which is probably the m
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ohlookabird
7y ago
Krakens on globes. I still find the similarity to the propaganda drawing from a 1938 Stürmer (Nazi propaganda publication) unsettling: see e.g. "World domination" section at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antis
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7y ago
Thanks for the pointer, haven't heard about it. Spatial-temporal indexing sounds interesting! Do you happen to have any estimates when things start to break down for you in PostGIS? My largest table of PostGIS 3D geometries (line strin
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7y ago
Well, that will be the moment I leave Netflix.
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ohlookabird
7y ago
That's a good suggestion. I try to gather some numbers and post to the mailing list.
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7y ago
I am curious, and also don't mean any offense by it: why is this surprising or even silly to you? Has it been your believe so far that a major driver behind avoiding meet is the taste or texture?
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7y ago
I suppose it is much more common that CTEs are used to make queries more readable (I certainly do!). If this is the case, I feel making the common case the default behavior (inlining) is preferable, which is what PG12 did. It also is less s
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It took me a while too, but now I can't unsee it. Not sure if this what the others see, but to me it looks like a woman leaning over to the left. The vertical lines on the right are her left arm, the line on the left is her right arm.
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7y ago
No ads whatsoever with Chrome plus uMatrix.
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7y ago
Any pointers to anything to read about this?
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7y ago
Fantastic, I was hoping Firefox will implement this finally.
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> studies have shown a reduction in the risk for serious diseases in circumcised men What are those studies? It is very uncommon to cut off parts of children in Europe, Russia, South America and China ( https://en.wikipedia.org
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I am not so sure about that. These are graphs for steel production in the US: https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/steel-production Looking at 5 years or more there doesn't seem to be such big increase in st
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