solstice

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by solstice 6y ago
So we can rule out she's a Quake fan?
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by solstice 6y ago
Maybe that says more about the books you read or were given to read than about the color orange
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by solstice 6y ago
"direct brain input" Please no ..
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by solstice 6y ago
When is the storm season in that area?
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by solstice 6y ago
Thanks for posting this. That is hilarious
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by solstice 7y ago
I'm not saying they're completely equivalent but as a result of this whole tracking there are rather complete profiles about millions of people in some companies' DB, including hyper sensitive data such as sexual and politica
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by solstice 7y ago
Somewhat unrelated to your point but the phrase "Google these days" made me think the following: Could Google freeze its index and capabilities every one or two years and make it available as a sort of "search the web like it
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by solstice 7y ago
I'm not sure about this, but there is a way to make someone a co-host who could then presumably make those decisions?
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by solstice 7y ago
> That's a critical detail and I never know how to really get that point through to people. I haven't had a look at either of these platforms (and have in fact only learned about them just now) but I think you just did.
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by solstice 7y ago
Nothing to share with the wider internet at the moment, I'm afraid. We're just ships passing each other at night in the middle of the ocean. Smooth sailing!
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by solstice 7y ago
Man, you're on fire! First fraidyc.at and now this. Kudos!
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by solstice 7y ago
In German they are called Lustiges Taschenbuch and have been a fixture of most kids' rooms at least since the 80s
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by solstice 7y ago
Isn't the point of this product to _not_ have ads anymore?
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by solstice 7y ago
I've got nothing to add but I just wanted to remark that your description sounds incredibly gruesome.
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by solstice 7y ago
I used h2testw on Windows to do this. It writes a 1-GB files with a special pattern on the disk until it is full (or however many GB you specified before starting it). It then tries to read them all back to see if they have been written cor
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by solstice 7y ago
Wow, what a ride. 7-zip is awesome. For anything involving (suspected) data loss or "data disappearance", I usually try Testdisk/photorec from https://www.cgsecurity.org/
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by solstice 7y ago
Having seen two unfortunate sufferers of this disease up close I would like to thank all people involved in researching it and those caring for HD patients from the bottom of my heart. (After highschool i worked in a hospital for a few mont
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by solstice 7y ago
well, it sure seems that crises-within-crises is the new normal so your wish could be granted...
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by solstice 7y ago
Strongly agree, especially when watching season 2
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by solstice 7y ago
Do you not have long vacations in the country you live/grew up in? (Sorry for sounding kind of snarky.)
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by solstice 7y ago
Misleading headline. It's a _hypothesis_ that seems to reconcile two different ways of calculating the Hubble constant (that describes the universe's expansion), that has previously been at odds with each other
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by solstice 7y ago
What do these cron jobs check for?
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by solstice 7y ago
I think this was used in Skype as well during the mid 00s
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by solstice 7y ago
That's the main problem on the internet, I think: not finding stuff but finding it again!
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by solstice 7y ago
The article talks a bit about this, and fast charging seems to bring some problems with it, though: _Theoretically, these power capacitors could be wrapped up into a big battery pack and used to power a long-range, super fast charging EV. T
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by solstice 7y ago
That is true but also kind of my point: The epidemic Europe is facing could be the kind of event that triggers the necessary changes and investments for this to type of development to happen. Given Germany's federal-style education sys
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by solstice 7y ago
I was thinking more about schools switching over to remote education like they currently do in China. I guess that this sort of app and video conferencing system is currently infeasible in the more rural parts of Germany due to lack of band
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by solstice 7y ago
I hope that this Corona virus epidemic is going to be the thing that finally pushes broadband expansion to the countryside in Germany...
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by solstice 7y ago
They write that they'll be at the Battery Show 2020 in Stuttgart (28 to 30 April, Booth C229.): https://kurt.energy/visit-us-at-the-battery-show-2020-stuttg... EDIT: Maybe they could partner up with the capacitor-elect
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by solstice 7y ago
Meaning?

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