raffael_de

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I found the e-ink monitor I've been waiting for, and it changes how I work(xda-developers.com)
4 points by raffael_de 3mo ago|0 comments
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
the base64 thing they did feels like a cheap version of that green-obscure-symbols-raining-on-a-terminal animation in The Matrix. should have gone with "Hack the Planet" instead ...
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
while base64 can be considered obfuscation in this context and its inverse as decoding I can't help but feel this title is overselling and catering to a rather cyber-cheesy marketing campaign at that.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
AfD MEP Mary Khan, on the other hand, complained that a law that had already been rejected was being revived through the back door using salami-tactics until the desired outcome was achieved. No one wants to weaken child protection, bu
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
Not necessarily.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
Also this is finally a great reason to order a dozen Arduinos + sensors for a domestic IoT project.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
That is also my impression. CO2 build up provides a neat opportunity to carry around sensors, track something, display graphs and formulate quantifiable sets of rules. And also is a (more or less) interesting topic to discuss with others. S
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
there would be nobody in his audience without some sort of marketing ...
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
and that is not strictly correct. it's called combustion engine and not explosion engine for a reason.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
explosion/detonation causes engine knocking or pre-ignition which is both very bad. a properly working combustion engine is driven by controlled burning.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
me neither ... Mullvad is fantastic.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
I not just agree ... I can't even fathom how one can not agree with your comment.
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
same here. and the so-called political left is anyway mostly pro surveillance and censorship to curb what they consider fake news or agitation. (so-called b/c the terms left and right are actually pretty meaningless nowadays imo)
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
or you do like EU and just hand over your own citizens' data to non-EU countries. (for example: https://www.dw.com/en/eu-weighs-giving-us-data-for-fewer-tra... )
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by raffael_de 3mo ago
surveillance of foreigners (particularly) with residence in a different country is a different issue from surveillance of own citizens.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
my pebble is finally almost on its way after ordering it 7 months ago. can't wait. the SensorWatch Pro board for the Casio F91w is also pretty neat.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
or mathematically speaking ... use the median instead of the arithmetic mean.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
the term "gut feeling" exists for a reason. the findings substantiated this colloquial wisdom and its relevance ... the article hints at it by associating mental disorders with gut microbiome. I wouldn't be surprised at all i
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
considering what we have been learning about the importance of a working gut brain axis I'd be highly worried about Ozempic harming this connection.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
coding harnesses loading entire code bases for every task - at least that's my theory because I also never even get close to the limits of my 20-sth bucks level subscriptions.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
having kids fiddle around with alternative means and schemes of communication might well turn out to be an intellectual and academic net positive.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
Tolstoy is pretty heavy on religious perspectives on moral question. That's probably why I would be boring to a teen. And I totally agree that books like C&P are perfectly readable for young adults. Some people overemphasize the pa
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
let's put a SIM card in there and use it as a smartphone ... I'd love that
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
now _that's_ oddly satisfying :D
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
what is this useful for?
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
it's not like I'd ever expect only real hacker news here (whatever that even means) but let's be honest for a moment this is just an ordinary consumer item lacking anything novel or innovative ... it's basically just a v
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
fyi: this very web site is called ... hacker news.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure you got my point.
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by raffael_de 4mo ago
What is the appeal of Steam Machine as a dedicated gaming device? Isn't it going to be old in a few years and then you have to get rid of it because upgrading components isn't a viable option? Isn't that quite the opposite of

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