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https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article198531457/Ham...
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7y ago
Everyone knows the reason for this, but no one is allowed to say it. This is quite a comedy.
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7y ago
Seeing this article taken seriously and comparisons made in the comments between Boris and Hitler are revolting. At worst he's using a legal trick to make sure the peoples will is fulfilled - what a monster. You want to know about a re
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7y ago
Just for the record: I obviously could have googled it. But although I'm German, I spend a good amount of time in the "American internet" - and never heart of ACH. Plus the submission was upvoted like crazy. So I was pretty c
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7y ago
Neither the title of this post nor the article explains what ACH is. And it somehow got 15 points in 6 minutes or so. Am I missing something? edit: yes, downvote me to -3. I love you all
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phpCE Conference Cancelled
(2019.phpce.eu)
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It was founded by politico people and manipulated Wikipedia articles about them.
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7y ago
> the main result from Ericsson et al. [1] — that there was complete correspondence between accumulated amount of practice alone and skill level on the violin among elite performers —was not replicated interesting
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7y ago
Sure, I might be wrong. In a year or so we'll see. The GPU market kinda sucks at the moment, so that makes buying the components less attractive for sure. I just can't imagine the streaming tech to work.
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7y ago
As someone here said about Google some time ago: Gaming is just not in Googles DNA. I can see no way this is going to work out. The whole concept is odd. At least PC gaming has evolved to a point where 1440p is about the norm, and 144fps is
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7y ago
It's about twice as expensive as France I think
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7y ago
Yes we've spent a shitton of money, our power is ridiculously expensive, and we still have way worse co2 emission than France. But hey we're saving the world I hear!
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7y ago
If anyone would be serious about co2 emissions then we would go nuclear. The green party is not pro-nature.
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It's curious how the situation can be viewed like this. In my experience it's the exact opposite. Headlines in my country (Germany) are absolutely dominated by the climate doomsday scenarios. Taxpayers spent hundets of millions of
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7y ago
You and the others should consider that the reason the Spiegel gave was a lie. There is quite a heavy motive for doing so: the book is on the other side of the political spectrum, considering where the Spiegel lies.
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7y ago
They claim (or at least claimed) to be a bestselling list. This makes that claim obviously false.
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They were caught with one, that's enough. I am free and confident to interpret that as: The list is 100% made up.
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7y ago
Also the Spiegel list removes books it doesn't like. https://www.welt.de/kultur/article167043384/Spiegel-verteidi...
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7y ago
This makes me so angry. Such an important case, so much on the line. And then this. And if you question the official narrative of "suicide", you will probably soon be labeled a conspiracy theorist. Oh an just by the way, this news
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7y ago
He's lumping Trump supporters together with Neo Nazis. Also hitting on all "inflammatory" topics at once. If someone on the "other side" would do that, the comment would be dead in seconds and the poster be punished
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7y ago
I never said any of these things. I merely mourned that this community happily applauds the burning of the internet.
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7y ago
The pace has quickened though. The big corporations are all coordinated now. Hosters, domain registrars, other infrastructure, payment processors, Traditional and Social Media... everyone is locked in and blindly banning everyone who isn&#x
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So the campaigns against free speech show results. The wheels are in motion, the dominoes are falling. Funny how here on HN the use of the term "free speech absolutists"/"free speech absolutism" has absolutely skyro
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7y ago
Not only is there no connection between pro-gamergate and threats, it's literally the other way round. And Charlottesville has absolutely nothing to do with this whatsoever
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Galileo outake caused by “security software update” in German facility
(politico.eu)
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To the people that downvote me: it used to stand for that, but not anymore.
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I often feel like learning things with Anki puts memories into the wrong part of the brain. It happens way too often that I can perfectly recall something from Anki (on a PC or phone), but have a lot of trouble recalling it 'in action&
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7y ago
I don't think ITER stands for "International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor" anymore.
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Wow you're right - it's so much better rotated: https://files.catbox.moe/tt6mu1.png
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7y ago
That is very informative, thanks!
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