samuel

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by samuel 5y ago
This is the official github of the project. https://github.com/eu-digital-green-certificates/ There are Android and iOS apps for QR reading, although they don't point to the production certificate chains so can&#x
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by samuel 5y ago
There is an IHE-Standard Profile that specifies how data has to be to laid out in portable media(USB,CD). All PACS systems follow it and it's basically a no-problem today. I don't doubt about your anecdote, but I don't think
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by samuel 5y ago
AFAIK, countries may lawfully deny entry to their airspace. If the outcome is that an aeroplane has to divert its route, well, tough luck. Those countries played their cards. To be a comparable case two conditions should be met, namely that
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by samuel 5y ago
That's are my thoughts, mostly, but in the end libraries are the killer feature of successful programming languages. I have got used to it and I'm more proficient now at data analysis tasks using R than Python/pandas thanks t
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by samuel 5y ago
Bear in mind that people tend to use periphrasis for concepts don't know or can't remember in the moment, which can end sounding fancy.
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by samuel 5y ago
I wouldn't blame MySQL for that. JDBC's default mode since 1.0 is autocommit set to true, and surely predates MySQL's success.
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by samuel 5y ago
This brings backs memories... I still used FreeBSD by then, and I remember that the 5.x branch really had problems and the drama that surrounded it in the community. I started using FreeBSD(4.3 or 4.4) in the Uni out of curiosity, but kept
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by samuel 5y ago
The best way is being restricted to dumb terminals for compiling and running university assigments. I don't know how younger people force themselves to learn to use the command line. I had a windows 98 at home at the time and the unive
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by samuel 5y ago
You are right about the heretics part. But he has a point in the sense that the Catholic Church mostly fought against witch hunts, look https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alonso_de_Salazar_Fr%C3%ADas Alonso de Salazar Frí
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by samuel 6y ago
But then the government has to default, hasn't it?
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by samuel 6y ago
That's true in general, but very common surnames, usually those ending in -ez, are ommitted for brevity in informal situations.
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by samuel 6y ago
I'm trying to make sense of the response. Someone used curl/libcurl in a rootkit? Is that all?
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by samuel 6y ago
It's completely meaningless because GWh aren't interchangeable. A hydro o thermal energy source too far from inhabited places could be used for bitcoin mining and its CO2 footprint would be near zero. I'm not saying you are w
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by samuel 6y ago
Same feeling. I used to prefer WindowMaker, but switched wm's in an almost weekly basis and definitely IceWM got its share.
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by samuel 6y ago
I'm reading "Rise and fall of the dodo" and the plot is mostly what you described.
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by samuel 7y ago
A bit unrelated, but I'm surprised because of how second readings are performed. _In the UK, each mammogram is interpreted by two readers, and in cases of disagreement, an arbitration process may invoke a third opinion. These interpret
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by samuel 7y ago
> How much Moorish blood remains in the people of Spain today? There wasn't much to start with, since the moorish conquest didn't displace the people but "incentivized"(ahem...) people to convert. > How many conver
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by samuel 7y ago
It's the best it could happen to anyone who wishes to use the app. People installing binary blobs from anonymous github repos which are politically charged while granting location permissions... what could possibly go wrong?
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by samuel 7y ago
> The rulers of el-Andalus were no angels either, but their abuses were nothing compared to the censorship-protected horrors of the Inquisition. That's not true. The Almohads, unlike the almoravids, forced christian and jews to con
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by samuel 7y ago
Good point! That was one of the things that were at stake at the trial.
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by samuel 7y ago
> substantial evidence that there was violence involved. This was your original claim. You are implicitely withdrawing it and moving the goalpost to "evidence of substantial violence"(which is ok, but it was so easy to rebate
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by samuel 7y ago
Only if you want to trigger an emotional response. Territories aren't beings.
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by samuel 7y ago
Marriage is a overused analogy that's pretty wrong if you ask me. It's only useful if you want elicit a "beaten wife" kind of comparison. There are other kinds of contracts(marriage is a contract), where one of the partn
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by samuel 7y ago
Yet the US itself doesn't allow secession, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_U.S._state_secession_peti...
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by samuel 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNoPJWLQrDw https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=klSib4rhdLs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svGsNGOpxsQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyE0
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by samuel 7y ago
Android's Syncmytracks has served me fine to keep all my runs in Endomondo. Worth a try.
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by samuel 8y ago
I hope nobody thinks these shots are somewhat representative of the country, even when they were taken(70's and 80's). At first glance I thought they were taken in the early 60's at most. (Yeah, I know the "hidden"
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by samuel 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. I only finished it because it was his, but I feared he could be «losing it». Fortunately seveneves was again spectacular.
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by samuel 9y ago
I might be prejudiced, but this looks like a big PR stunt/done for the cool factor kind of thing. Aren't there simpler/saner alternatives for getting good randomness?
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by samuel 9y ago
You are told your voting place and the specific table inside that place.

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