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by sdze 5y ago
Gnu Taler does not rely on a blockchain. BTCs blockchain is rather power inefficient.
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by sdze 5y ago
GNU Taler is (for Europeans at least) the most promising system, because it is controllable (at least on the merchant side). The users themself are anonymous, just like when using cash! That is a good system because it enables governments t
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by sdze 5y ago
Could be maybe also of use for alcohol use disorders where the pancreatic cells are chronically damaged from the metabolites of ethanol.
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by sdze 5y ago
but then again people remember how us-american gig-companies operate...
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by sdze 5y ago
This approach flopped already for the case of rejuvenation. I doubt this therapy carried any fruits in future.
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by sdze 5y ago
Do you use a sandbox for that?
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by sdze 5y ago
I’ve learned programming with Borland Delphi 6. I have warm feelings towards TurboPascal/Delphi. Lazarus Opensource Project seems promising.
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by sdze 5y ago
Plus GH does not nag you about being a robot and please solve captchas like crazy when I am behind corporate VPN...
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by sdze 5y ago
That is a good message for the Toyota Corp. actually. Their chief scientist looks left and right to find solutions. Nothing is worse than a blind entourage.
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by sdze 5y ago
After using this mess of website reddit I am wondering why people didn’t like usenet and prefer centralised private and censored services.
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by sdze 5y ago
What the heck is G ?
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by sdze 5y ago
What could possibly go wrong. It really amazes me that humans think they have everything under control. Mao Zedong thought so too (sparrow killings) and produced hunger and suffering.
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by sdze 5y ago
And truly I can’t imagine that they earn that kind of money with cars they earn with iPhones and Watches. Cars are capital intensive products. Also they would need something that really distinguishes them from competitors! Can they compete
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by sdze 5y ago
What hypervisor is used for that?
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by sdze 5y ago
Imagine this clock at your bedside.
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by sdze 5y ago
I noticed that with my prior dog that when I accidentally dropped his ball he did not try to catch and retrieve it but only when it was clear that it is playfully intended.
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by sdze 5y ago
wonderful idea. What could possibly go wrong. /s
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by sdze 5y ago
Wondering how scanning and submitting of private data is possible within the EU according to GPDR rules. I doubt that the EU commission will have a blind eye on that topic.
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by sdze 5y ago
Good rule that applies well to software development. :-)
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by sdze 5y ago
Just checked on your model mentioned. Seems to be a "Range Extender". Does it still function as Router with OpenWRT?
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by sdze 5y ago
Exactly what I did after reading Longland study. > https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26817506/
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by sdze 5y ago
Please investigate GABA-B _agonists_ Look for studies around Binge Eating Disorders, Withdrawal from substance abuse. Good studies available in lab rat settings. Unfortunately mostly small human studies (Especially about Baclofen). But I ga
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by sdze 5y ago
And I still use Netbeans. It really is also not worse than the electron monstrosity VS Code (memory/cpu wise).
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by sdze 5y ago
Fantastic results. What kind of exercise? Mostly Cardio or weightlifting?
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by sdze 5y ago
pharmaceuticals.
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by sdze 5y ago
To understand why you drink and eat too much, investigate gabaergic system -- especially GABA-B. Tinkering with it helped me a lot during 2nd half of the pandemic.
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by sdze 5y ago
Is such device useful to minimise dusting of objects in the room? Like plants, cupboards etc. ? Do you still have to clean dust in the room?
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by sdze 5y ago
Thank you adam for your sane decision to use XML instead of JSON as hypermedia format.
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by sdze 5y ago
Puri.sm
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by sdze 5y ago
No they are not.

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