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by paulhilbert 9y ago
Is there a real difference between Firefox Focus and Firefox Klar? Is use the latter for a while now (and love it) and wonder if I am missing something. Wikipedia tells me something about "Klar" being used in a german context beca
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
So we could finally port windows93(.net) to C++?
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
I spent most of my day coding. Except for some fresh air breaks and occasional discussions on how to collaborate I actually spend every second doing it. And I love it. The article suggests in its whole premise that this is wrong. For me and
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
"It’s only natural, then, that your programmer is reduced to doing only what brings him success: coding." Replacing "success" by "pleasure" quickly reveals why there's not a single sentence in that article
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
Both of these seem way more complicated than using the buttons to open doors (i.e. disabling the easy unlock feature) - but I probably just missed the sarcasm again ;)
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
At least for motorcycles I know you also make more money selling in parts. Of course this ignores the work spent disassembling...
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
I might add the actual legal way at our university in case anyone wonders. The official way to get paywalled papers we do not have bulk-orders for is this: 1. Go to the university library in person. 2. Submit a order-and-copy request for th
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
As far as I can tell the storage is quite centralized. At least I remember them allegedly moving all their porcelain to Canada when that elephant entered the room...
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
My usual workflow is to check citations for a paper via google scholar or getting a link from a peer which leads me directly to the paywall. From there it is a bookmark click away. In other words I always need sci-hub when I already found w
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by paulhilbert 9y ago
For heavy users (like me) I suggest using one of many "implementations" of a auto-scihub bookmark here: https://github.com/nfahlgren/scihub_bookmark It is a great addition to an otherwise clean tor-browser...
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by paulhilbert 10y ago
"Who knows what evidence can be collected if the rulebook is thrown away" Pretty much all Europeans - the legality of evidence here is only refused in very intense cases (read: torture). And it works quite well tbh...
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by paulhilbert 10y ago
Wow, this article read like a fortune cookie. Trivial words about obvious matters in Open Source development by our #1 closed-source drive-by-installer supplier.