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by pelasaco 4y ago
just hijacking this thread to ask a question: We are seeing in Germany an increasing numbers of Vehicle-ramming attacks[1]. Some of them were committed by people that were mental ill, some of them were used to play GTA hours non-stop. The q
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I'm not sure if I can agree with the author. We moved from plain AWS EC2 to K8 to improve our continuous delivery pipeline and it worked. Before we had dozen of custom terraform scripts, custom runners on gitlab, and it became much cle
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How do lava lamps help with Internet encryption? – Cloudflare(cloudflare.com)
1 points by pelasaco 4y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 4y ago
In Germany, could be better but could be worse too, explaining: Since around 50 percent of the price of fuel in Germany is made up of taxation, tax cuts can actually make a significant difference. The tax burden on petrol in Germany should
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I finished my game development graduation now in May. My graduation project was a pixel art based beat-em up as we used to have in the 80s and 90s (like double dragon and crime). I loved to work with pixel art and I feel that I can draw (an
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I don't know where you are located, but I know for sure where you are not located: Ukraine. Modern world problem can always be solved with Ancient problems: Live threatening issues, people depending on you, etc. You should fine a meani
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Well, I managed as well some hardware and in the long run, they paid themselves. I started to mine with FPGA and then with asicminers. I mined in total, 23 BTCs. Then I stopped and kept the BTCs, (sold some), sold my hardware via ebay (whic
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I can just say, I worked around that time at SUSE, and I never heard about it. But one thing makes me think that the story isn't really like that: - Two managers fired one after another, and nobody raised this issue internally? That wo
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by pelasaco 4y ago
to be fair, we should look the board from the time period mentioned in the text, not from now.
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by pelasaco 5y ago
I know nothing about this topic, and I never looked into this topic, but for some specialists, yes https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/5mjz54/does_... Note: No, reddit isn't a good sourc
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by pelasaco 5y ago
"The story of Babel,” Haidt writes, “is the best metaphor I have found for what happened to America in the 2010s, and for the fractured country we now inhabit. Something went terribly wrong, very suddenly. We are disoriented, unable to
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by pelasaco 5y ago
that's like every post about ruby somebody comments about Crystal..
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by pelasaco 5y ago
I'm german and hate every thing in Germany. I love to live in Portugal. Lot of Portuguese people that I know don't understand it. Lot of germans that I know understand it pretty well ;)
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by pelasaco 5y ago
"Open source is, in a sense, of gentle birth but without money. A western middle class rebellion turned semi-corporate, at its fringes still struggling to remain credible with the ideologically pure and even serving some purpose to tho
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by pelasaco 5y ago
the last time that he used it was in https://decider.com/2018/02/26/john-oliver-last-week-tonight... .. so I guess he will be running for elections?
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(49) Air Bud: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (Web Exclusive)(youtube.com)
3 points by pelasaco 5y ago|1 comments
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by pelasaco 5y ago
interesting that I see they actually going against their own manifesto, specially the points: - "We are committed to an internet that promotes civil discourse, human dignity, and individual expression." - "We are committed to
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by pelasaco 5y ago
the part "Whether you want to follow in Neil Young’s footsteps or are already streaming music and podcasts through another service, deleting your stagnant Spotify account is a good idea." has nothing to do with privacy, but with a
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by pelasaco 5y ago
Exactly, I was surprised and had to check twice that i was actually on mozilla.org, after I saw the unpretentious attack to Joe Rogan
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by pelasaco 5y ago
I do it every day. Even if you are feeling not so up to do sports, grab your phone, tune your favorite podcast and walk at least 30 minutes, following it by a stretch session. Something like that https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by pelasaco 5y ago
I'm 42, I'm finishing my game development degree, doing my ham radio license, and I was never so sharp as now in my life. Maybe as younger hacker, I could learn harder, but i used to have much less focus and waste much more time t
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by pelasaco 5y ago
The error is to assume that we have a tool available to do it, aka Excel. If they assume that there is no tool available, then a tool have to be found/developed.
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by pelasaco 5y ago
We are talking about scientists, which are for sure able and used to work through different tools during their career. And we are in 2022. We have good tools that with investment could be a much better fit. Said that, I don't know what
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by pelasaco 5y ago
classical situation where the tool defines the workflow and not the other way around..
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by pelasaco 5y ago
Looks more like the scientists are choosing the wrong tool to do their job. Sure you can use excel, to get a sense of the data, but for god sake, there are better tools for that - or even contribute to an existing open source one to do what
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by pelasaco 5y ago
the only man being shown in the page is a disabled one...
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by pelasaco 5y ago
What they want to sell: no white CIS men What is the reality: 90% white CIS men Crazy to see this virtue signaling in that level.
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by pelasaco 5y ago
beside that, it would undermine the popularity of the support to Ukraine if the consequences from that support are too harsh to the Europeans. I'm not saying that I agree with that, but if Diesel reaches 3 euro/liter, if Gas price
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by pelasaco 5y ago
yes, that's accurate. It would probably demand different effort and budget however.
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Putin's famous Munich Speech (2007)(youtube.com)
3 points by pelasaco 5y ago|0 comments

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