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5y ago
KHTML spend all of its life as a full browser engine, namely for KDE Konqueror browser. The KHTML predecessor khtmlw was a simple widget rendering lib.
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> it’s a fact that they chose politics over CO2 reduction True but the timeline is: 2002 - Ban of construction of new nuclear reactors and limitations on the normal operating life of existing reactors to 32 years. Last shutdown ~ 2021. 2
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Yes it is hard, can you provide comparison data from < 2000 and the search words you used? Is the Y axis price or usage?
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Do you have a source for your claims? I mean its obvious that renewables are dependent on the weather, but that's no issue since a neighbour can always produce & Germany is building up power storage capacity. Including a fat line t
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2002 was the last year Germany imported more power than it exported: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/153533/umfrag...
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5y ago
Germany is replacing nuclear/coal with wind/solar energy: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energiemix#/media/Datei:Energi... (grey = wind, red = nuclear, black/brown = coal) Both nuclear and coal
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5y ago
RSpec has none of that, a typical example from the first page of their documentation: RSpec.describe Widget do example do expect(described_class).to equal(Widget) end end Pretty non-meta.
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5y ago
I think the CCC has a strong ethos to not work for such agencies but I'm sure many members do it, either because they are agents or because of other incentives.
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> One notable difference is a much closer connection to e.g. intelligence services. Some CCC hackers had a pretty good relationship with the Russian KGB. They got information about a wide range of US military secrets including details ab
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The factory is located somewhere in Brandenburg. There is a difference in building a factory on farmland vs. a house block in a large city.
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6y ago
To counter this a little, there is a jelly fish Turritopsis Dohrnii which is biological immortal. Those jelly fish and sponges (which can get very old too) are very, very old/successful species.
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6y ago
From the twitter link posted here it seems that "their" field of study is tattoos. The video of the talk of the impostor has a slide in the background with Victorian era tattoos. Seems like they both take them very seriously.
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Sure but there are other dangers, some of this stuff has to be cooled. It has to be guarded. The place to store it has to be secure from all kinds of influences we can't control etc. To cite wikipedia: > However, even a storage spac
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There is zero chance that we can communicate anything at those timespans. As I already wrote we have trouble to tell what happened 4000 years ago (how were the Pyramids build exactly?) and that is just a blink of an eye when compared to a m
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The half life of Plutonium is ~24k years. That's way beyond a time frame we have any grip on. Then its still very, very dangerous. Uranium (nuclear fuel) has a half life of 200k - 4.4 million years. Then its half as dangerous. CO2 has
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We are talking about time frames that are many times longer than the existence of modern humans as a species. We have absolute zero clue what most humans did 200k years ago, we have only little knowledge what humans did 4000 years ago. How
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One very simple metric to improve search results is testing how long a user visits a site. When users search for something, click a link and return to google seconds later you can assume that the result did not match what the user was searc
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To add to this: those were highly sought after specialists with a lot of privileges. This had consequences that sound strange to us nowadays. Stonemasons were heavily involved in medieval diplomacy, since everybody in power needed them to b
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As much as I like most of what he does nowadays I always wonder how many years of technological progress we lost due to Microsofts shenanigans.
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This is the doing of a company that gave us Internet Explorer 6 & Office Macros. Microsoft prioritized user experience over security for the longest time of their existence and I think they had a little bit of success with it :)
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7y ago
Walking simulator is a genre like Jump & Runs/Platformers (Super Mario Brothers).
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SAP - Price for the base package of a couple million. Price of customization can bankrupt international corporations.
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Ca. 370 Mio. USD
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Germany is not in the five eyes. Its a Commonwealth thing. The US is doing mainly industrial espionage in Germany and drag net mass surveillance...
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I've read that in multiple docs back then but since you observed this it could've been false. The rationale I had for it was that there are many sites with completely independent subdomains or technical resources like asset being
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deepl.com works way better than Google translate. At least for German => English I doubt you find much about alcohol consumption in this law since in Germany you are allowed to drink in public at 16 years old (14 with your parents)
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I've had a small stint into SEO in 2012 and Im pretty sure that Google treated Subdomains as their own entity back then. I would be suprised if this changed in the meantime.
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> MATTE SCREEN Some of the old thinkpads had a display where you could turn off the backlight outside and use the sunlight.
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Those NVIDIA fanboys. I have a AMD RX 480 which heats my room just as good.
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Urheberrecht vs. Verwertungsrechte... > Copyright should neither be transferable in whole nor in part. Rather, the author should only be able to grant someone else the right to use the work in a certain way. Nach dem geltenden Recht kann
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