stoltzmann

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by stoltzmann 2y ago
Age has nothing to do with it, the interface just doesn't look like Windows 95. The button shapes, minimize/close window buttons, the titlebar are all looking wrong for Windows 95. It looks significantly more like Swing, but then
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
The question isn't as to how it will be represented, that's the boring part. When given a number n, and you want to display them, how will you actually compute the numbers from 1 to n? If you precalculate a table - then how will y
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
I don't really have a source, but anecdotal evidence... Some of my commercial diver friends got really fucked up after a while of doing it. One of my friends in particular had a saturation dive go really bad and he came back a complete
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
I honestly don't see anything wrong with how it's done, can you please clarify? This is pretty much exactly the formatting I used for C always.
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
I agree, I would rather do plain old HE over WP for a jammer. But either case would not qualify for a war crime.
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
The use of WP against military targets is not prohibited. A jammer is a military target. As long as it's not causing undue damage to civilians, this is not a war crime.
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
>* Was attacked by Poland in ~1920. That's a fun way of saying that the USSR started a war of conquest against Poland.
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
You know, you could also have a forged forged employee badge. Give me a hundred quid and I'll forge one for you. Throw in some extra and I'll make sure it's extra forged and you'll have a story to tell to your friends.
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
I disagree, the containment field should be a minimum of 4x4. This was done to prevent engineers from being too greedy and not giving the singulo the space it deserves. Also it gives an additional layer of safety that gave you a moment to a
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
It could be they were referring to DigiD for logging into their online portal. I recall needing to use it to schedule an appointment with a specialist. Inside the hospital itself you should be fine with an EU ID card or a passport, I don&#x
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by stoltzmann 2y ago
At least when I was there last year, if you head left from the entrance there's a couple booths there. Usually at least one is staffed. Also if I remember at Tergooi MC you needed to register in their system anyways before an appointme
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by stoltzmann 3y ago
The "free" in VUCK doesn't stand for free as in freedom, or even free as in beer. Free University is a weird translation of the name of a specific institution - the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. Tanenbaum was a professor t
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by stoltzmann 3y ago
You have to demonstrate that you're willing to follow the law. It's not like you'll get a gigantic fine as soon as the new law is implemented, assuming you actually make an effort to be compliant. In this case, Apple is dragg
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by stoltzmann 3y ago
Pedantic but this drives me nuts - this algorithm has to do 3 divisions for almost every year. If you flip it upside down, it's significantly faster. * Is the year divisible by 4? NO -> not leap year * YES -> Is the year divisibl
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by stoltzmann 3y ago
They're actually not booked out a long time in advance. Usually in case of a fiber cut on a major subsea cable, the crews will be out to fix it within a couple days at max. The real issue is the second fact you identified, that it&#x27
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by stoltzmann 3y ago
>While the machine itself isn’t expensive, it is not cheap if you consider the cost to operate. A machine like this is very power-hungry. Suppose the power consumption is 1000W per hour. Alright, a server will be more power hungry than e
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
tf2classic.com is pretty much TF2008++.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
This isn't that uncommon in datacenter hardware. Most of the gear does not have filters on intakes. The air should already be filtered in the facility anyways. Running fans at 100% is slightly weirder, but also not unheard-of.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
It does (or at least did a couple months ago) - you could have it import Steam keys and generate the codes in the actual Aegis app. I'm not sure if it requires root or not.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
A perfectly fine CD can explode in a CD drive.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
Good luck updating when the next vulnerability in a library shows up.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
>The US cannot simply lie about NATO's good intentions, because in Eastern Europe they are not. NATO is a voluntary defense alliance, and countries from Eastern Europe want to join NATO due to the (don't even say it's only
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
It's not confirmed yet if the explosion was the result of a missile strike, or if it was due to dust from the grain dryer.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
Speaking of blowing up passenger jets, Russia handled the shoot down of MH17 very similarly to the KAL007.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
>Just remove cookie banners unless you’re using an ad network You also need a cookie banner in EU in case your website uses any cookies that are not necessary to serve the content. This includes analytics, telemetry, and so on. It's
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
The MNT Reform 2 has a mechanical keyboard with a nice feel (and it's using off-the-shelf switches so you can replace them if you'd prefer), but it has a weird layout. The most recent laptops with an actual nice Thinkpad keyboard
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
That's incorrect. Employers in the Netherlands must have a valid reason to fire staff - see https://business.gov.nl/running-your-business/staff/dismissi...
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
It's just a laundry list of 'pick an argument against the West'. Every part of their public can find a part of the speech to agree with.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
At some offices, the exit only doors are in significantly more convenient locations.
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by stoltzmann 4y ago
I agree, Russia should form or join an already existing defensive alliance to protect itself against what it considers to be aggressive neighbors. That sounds reasonable to me, just like the neighboring countries doing likewise - joining a

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