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by teamhappy 9y ago
Watch is Linux-only.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
S. Fischer isn't just a independent subsidiary. The company is run by Monika Schoeller (born Monika von Holtzbrinck). She and her brother own large parts of Holtzbrinck and she's listed as a partner and member of the supervisory b
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by teamhappy 9y ago
> Making an effort not to buy books from that publishing house ever again, and telling all my friends about it. Good luck with that. S. Fischer is owned by Holtzbrinck. They own Macmillan, Springer Nature and a bunch of other publishing
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Vodafone/Kabel Deutschland doesn't seem to be blocked either. (I tried a couple from the 18 that are supposed to be blocked.)
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by teamhappy 9y ago
> what are the advantages of diesel engines in cars if not efficiency? I wouldn't assume that there's a direct relationship between diesel engines still being around and diesel engines still having an advantage over others. Not
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Who's writing demos in rust?
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by teamhappy 9y ago
The ShaderX series is probably a good start: http://www.realtimerendering.com/resources/shaderx/
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Here's a presentation from one of the mercury guys explaining how to do that kind of thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8nFqwOho-s Also, elevated from RGBA should probably be mentioned since iq ( https:/&#x2F
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TimeMachineEditor (Easy way to change your backup schedule)(tclementdev.com)
2 points by teamhappy 9y ago|0 comments
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by teamhappy 9y ago
http://blog.npmjs.org/post/168978377570/new-package-moniker-...
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Didn't see the unit, sorry. So, 1 standard drink = 1 bottle of beer = 1 reasonable glass of wine = 2 shots of liquor.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Where 1 "Canadian standard drink" is 1 bottle of beer, 1 glass of wine or 1 shot of liquor. Source: http://www.rethinkyourdrinking.ca/what-is-a-standard-drink/
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by teamhappy 9y ago
The StarCraft community created a level editor and a scripting language around a buffer overflow in the game: http://0xeb.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/StarCraft_EUD_Emu...
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by teamhappy 9y ago
That doesn't make a lot of sense. Locking your front door is a good idea despite the fact that it's easy to get passed that door. Also, if your neighbors see someone throw a brick through your front door they will probably call th
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Crypto coin company disappears with millions, leaving message: Penis(metro.co.uk)
2 points by teamhappy 9y ago|0 comments
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Never mind, the locale settings work just fine. Turns out they just don't update the dropdown with commonly used margins (0.5", 1.75" and so on) to centimeters.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Can you specify margins in centimeters yet?
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Htop segfaulting on OpenBSD doesn't show that the OpenBSD kernel has the same bug, it shows that htop has some (unrelated) memory management issues (OpenBSD is pretty good at exposing those).
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by teamhappy 9y ago
We have a maximum amount you can fine a company. It's "10% of the total turnover in the preceding business year of the undertaking". So whether it's worth breaking the law becomes a simple napkin calculation. (Source: h
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by teamhappy 9y ago
I'm glad we're doing something too, but as long as breaking the rules is a viable business strategy I don't expect anything to change.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
1. The fine seems to be based on their revenue. 1.23 billion are a little over 5% of 22.291 billion. (I don't know where the 4.9% come from.) 2. It seems logical but it isn't. In you're a rich kid that starts selling drugs yo
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by teamhappy 9y ago
The press release[1] says: "The fine represents 4.9% of Qualcomm's turnover in 2017." "In accordance with the Commission's 2006 Guidelines on fines (see press release and MEMO) the fine has been calculated on the ba
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by teamhappy 9y ago
"the ship is dramatically overweight" We've always been better at building submarines anyway.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Looks like Sandy Bridge is going to remain unpatched. That doesn't mean that your OS, compiler and so on won't get updates though.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Feedback directed optimization
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by teamhappy 9y ago
> [...] Intel expects to have issued updates for more > than 90 percent of processor products introduced within > the past five years. https://newsroom.intel.com/news-releases/intel-issues-upd
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by teamhappy 9y ago
> For context, on newer CPUs such as on Skylake and > beyond, Intel has refined the instructions used to > disable branch speculation to be more specific to > indirect branches, reducing the overall performanc
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by teamhappy 9y ago
The performance hit is (supposedly) much more significant on Haswell and older, which they forgot to include.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
> I feel like it’s some sort of reference to popart I was hoping it's supposed to be a hommage to vintage electronics manuals.
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by teamhappy 9y ago
Could be one factor. I read a thing the other day that said something about child birth triggering some sort of immune reaction in the mother's body. That could mean that the second child is born under slightly less ideal conditions o

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