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by rv-de 8y ago
What is cyberpunk actually? I have only a very vague understanding of it and would be interested in a summary and how it relates to the present.
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by rv-de 8y ago
> I can guarantee that no human being on earth can confidently setup bluetooth on all devices. I second that. I use my Bluetooth headphones on three devices. But I can only save two connections. So one device I always use via jack to avo
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by rv-de 8y ago
Those allegations are obvious fabrications serving the purpose of eventually extraditing him to the US.
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by rv-de 8y ago
The one you reference in your HN profile.
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by rv-de 8y ago
That trial would be political and biased. Same as what was done to Manning.
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by rv-de 8y ago
One also has to consider that with regards to his objectionable decisions around 2016 - he had been innocently imprisoned for several years already back then. This takes a mental toll on somebody and will impair clearheadedness.
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by rv-de 8y ago
Where does the sex come in?
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by rv-de 8y ago
Why don't you start with removing the Facebook share button on your website?
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by rv-de 8y ago
First of all the practical difference between believing in something and behaving as if one believes in that is often neglectable. Especially when either of both things can be said about the majority of a society. Secondly, nobody is immora
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by rv-de 8y ago
The Chinese Government is suppressing free speech regarding Tibet, Taiwan, Uyghurs, corruption, forced displacement and plenty of other socially relevant topics. And just as it takes two to tango it takes two to suppress free speech. One pa
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by rv-de 8y ago
With regards to the scene from "Snowden" where he places the phones in a micro wave oven. I was surprised to find that this doesn't work - at least not with my grandma's oven.
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by rv-de 8y ago
In Germany - and I assume in the States as well - being a witness will place much more legal duties on you than being a suspect. A witness for example can be obligated to give testimony. Which is why police sometimes intentionally declares
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by rv-de 8y ago
> Sooo... paint me stupid why would somebody paint you stupid upon reading your totally spot-on observation? Even in case of not agreeing.
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by rv-de 8y ago
That's also my understanding of the term "hustler". Obviously hustling is considered cool - so a lot of people want to be hustlers - but if a lot of people were able to hustle - then it wouldn't be anything special. So b
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by rv-de 8y ago
Nietzsche is a pretty bad source for life advice.
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by rv-de 8y ago
I heard that in many places in the US walking somewhere - especially at night - is considered suspicious and one risks being approached by police.
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by rv-de 8y ago
Two points - to be precise ...
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by rv-de 8y ago
That's it - I'm done with nature ...
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by rv-de 8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/amateurradio/comments/9q15t1/the_re...
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by rv-de 8y ago
> Deutsche Bank As a German I have to ask what is wrong with this sick piece of a company. They seem to have their ugly fingers sticking in every pile of dirt potentially hiding gold nuggets. Disgusting.
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by rv-de 8y ago
More like grumpy nerds or race-war-fearing survivalists?
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by rv-de 8y ago
Indeed. The relationship is probably indirect. Warming causing receding of glaciers and also lowering water levels (stronger than than positive impact on it by melting glaciers). I thought though that maybe melting of glaciers might reduc
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by rv-de 8y ago
> Are we all becoming so politically correct that we effectively stop teaching our children the values of masculinity and femininity? There is no value in masculinity and femininity ... those are labels for a complex interaction of perso
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by rv-de 8y ago
> Huss says glaciers are essential to feeding Europe’s freshwater rivers, which provide drinking water to millions, especially in the summer months when there is less rainfall. “The summer is when we need the water in the lowlands.” he s
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by rv-de 8y ago
In Germany we have booklooker.de as a market place for used books. I recently bought an autobiography from there which has out of print for many years. And I found the experience of holding a book in my hand older than myself strangely exci
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by rv-de 8y ago
That's one thing I really don't get. I'm currently getting acquainted with AWS beyond the usual suspects (EC2, S3, RDS). Of course I was eager to check out their AI solutions. And guess what - they perform surprisingly subpar
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by rv-de 8y ago
> Your interviewers try to understand what it feels like to work with you on a daily basis. I conducted dozens of interviews at my last place. If the goal is to identify jerks then in my experience it is best to create a friendly and com
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by rv-de 8y ago
Okay, thanks, I thought I might be crazy.
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by rv-de 8y ago
I'm from Germany. Maybe that is why I don't get it. Does "banning right turns at night" mean that it is banned to take a right turn at night? As in not being allowed to enter a crossing street in the right direction? ELI
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by rv-de 8y ago
Looking at this account from a meta-perspective I feel reminiscent of fraternity pledgings. A certain percentage of applicants suffering through a similar experience while getting for whatever reason an offer in the end will feel by princip

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