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by sigi45 8y ago
Not sure what you read, i read about a guy who was aware of it and handled it good enough.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Still like the idea but it is more complex to do it right and keep it right. Would only do this with a good team and a real problem where this would be useful. Rdbm goes very far
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by sigi45 8y ago
If I would really follow this thinking, I would need to thank for stuff like water and everything else as well. That's not feasible at all. I do go through life open and I'm very aware on what has to happen so I have food and wate
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by sigi45 8y ago
We are already talking about a small percentage of people who wanna buy a graphics card. From those people, it is easily justifyable to spend less on a car, a holiday or rent and instead having a nicer gaming rig. If you spend a lot of time
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by sigi45 8y ago
So USA is not smart enough to get this going. Ok
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by sigi45 8y ago
And you also didn't. 'most people can't afford or justify'. Come one. People buy cars and other stuff. Someone working fulltime and buying a 1k cheaper car can already afford and justify a 1k graphics card.
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by sigi45 8y ago
gz for making it :) I also know the struggle but i take the effort to create a favicon for internal tools. Helps me to have one favicon on every browser etc.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Isn't fusion a reaction which has to happen? I would think that at that energy level there are no more elements which are able to form.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Is it? Minecraft and co did the one in a million. Everyone else did not. You hear very very rarely from them. While they did something without results, people around them have a house, family, holiday and money for retirement. For sure beli
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by sigi45 8y ago
Probably. I would try it first with normal letters and than with everything else. But you should look up how the default password generation algorithm is from the vendor / model you try to crack. I make my wifipassword way longer by us
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by sigi45 8y ago
You should invest in a dvi/hdmi/displayport switch
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by sigi45 8y ago
Why did i miss it?! :( I think first it was planned for 28th now i read it one day later :/
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by sigi45 8y ago
Something I started a month ago and works better than thougt: Planning the week ahead. Often I get home and don't wanna do anything suddenly. When I plan it, I come home with something specific. Also I proactively think about people&#x
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by sigi45 8y ago
CPU wise they are holy shit close. GPU wise not that much.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Yes but only because Intel hit the wall first. The still have tons of money and spend more time breaking that wall. Good for us anyway. Don't mind getting my Intel CPUs cheaper.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I also run often enough in bad execution time on MySQL for queries which looked really simple to optimize. The rewrite was easy and performance went through the roof.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I still don't get it why the actual database tables are so far down the tree. I'm guessing its based on some pg internals but a tool doesn't has to follow it. Saw this in multiply tools for pgsql
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by sigi45 8y ago
What else is there? Biggest producers of most consumed products are on the stock market. People buy procter & gamble stocks because everyone is buying the products.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I like the idea. Wanted to do something similar but never did. At the end other people don't care that much and I have photo books at home. Wish you luck
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by sigi45 8y ago
Yeah but it doesn't matter; One model to rule them all.
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by sigi45 8y ago
It looked entreating but i still can't come up with a use case; I'm very very rarely browse through my history. I only search for a specific item
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by sigi45 8y ago
I'm not CPU bound at home at all. Still have an i7 for those rare moments of raw file to jpeg export with Lightroom. I do care about performance at work because I'm using it 8 hours a day but I wouldn't min an i5 at Home at a
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by sigi45 8y ago
I got a Samsung S9 from work. Holy shit those images are sharp. Yeah at night the software cheats like hell but still. And while my mobile phone has tones of great features (super slow etc.) my DSLR is heavy and autofocus is okayisch. I rea
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by sigi45 8y ago
And software. This is the difference between a von Neumann architecture driven CPU and us. Why would it be not directly connected on the "OS"?
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by sigi45 8y ago
In Munich politicians asked to plan in airtaxi spots to be build/considered for the rebuild of our main train station, while I have to throw away liquids above 100ml in the airport!
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by sigi45 8y ago
We usd github on a commercial project. I was very surprised how often github was not available.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Not really; I use jj now and i was planning to configure that for a while.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Like what? Where does Lenovo, Samsung, HP, Dell, Microsoft or x other companies track way more with software and hardware than apple?
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by sigi45 8y ago
Your smartphone is easier to hack as the isolated Hardwarechip in a smart speaker which listens to you.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I don't think so. I'm using our echos every day for time keeping, weather, music and lights. My tablet (Nexus) I played with it way shorter. Also I miss Alexa when I'm in a hotel. What? No music? No timer? No quick weather re

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