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by tehabe 10y ago
"Found several bugs and regressions in this build", could be one fitting feedback.
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by tehabe 10y ago
For most people it is not what is better, but what are they used to in daily life. I learned on manual transmission, the care I mostly use has manual transmission and gear up and down because I'm used to do it. One driving instructor w
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by tehabe 10y ago
Not Found. Were there any interesting points mentioned?
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by tehabe 10y ago
anyone meaning mostly competitors. If you want to distribute electricity, you need a way to reach your customers. Since it is unrealistic to build your own grid. And if there are no regulations about it, the grid owner doesn't have to
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by tehabe 10y ago
I'm confused about this regulation thing. Many people hate regulations because they think of it as limiting for businesses. But I think, you couldn't work as a business if there were no regulations. An example, Nevada voted to ope
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by tehabe 10y ago
And the same voters kept the death penalty in place and even voted for the "reform".
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by tehabe 10y ago
The DB bought newer cars in the late 1990s, the class 481. But this class had a lot of issues, which could be mitigated by better maintenance but since the DB wanted to go public those costs were too high, so they cut spending on maintenanc
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by tehabe 10y ago
This is about the subway (U-Bahn), not the rapid transit (S-Bahn), the latter had serious issues with maintenance a couple of years ago.
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by tehabe 10y ago
I think it is fitting to uses trains from the 1950s in the U55.
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by tehabe 10y ago
I got ISDN to work in Debian Woody out of the box. I had a ISDN internet flatrate back than, which even included the 2nd B channel. 128 Kbit/s, for me that was huge in 2000.
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by tehabe 10y ago
Depends on your environment, I have a stupid wall between my router and my desk. The signal is losing ~20 dBm going through that wall. That sucks.
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by tehabe 10y ago
I also remembered incorrectly, it was SuSE 6.1, the first one with Linux 2.2. It also came with WordPerfect 8 but I don't know if I actually used it.
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by tehabe 10y ago
Those memories, KDE 1 was my first glimpse into the world of Linux on SuSE Linux 6.3 I think. Many things were weird too me though, Kppp for example didn't support ISDN4Linux. Also connection on demand was not perfect, it would connect
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by tehabe 10y ago
Ah, yeah might be, my parents are using Chrome on Windows 10, so they don't know. Also I feared it was like the issue in South Korea where people need(ed) an ActiveX plugin for encryption, which only worked with IE of course.
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by tehabe 10y ago
"Most of the changes centre on W10's new web browser (Edge) which is not really a good browser anyway - unless you live in the US. We already disable Microsoft Edge and set Internet Explorer as the default browser which is by far
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by tehabe 10y ago
The only issue I'm having with Cory's piece is, that it seems that there is a solution outside of politics. Even so I kinda know that he aware of that. Only politics can change the way copyright is working. Sadly in the last decad
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Nuclear Plant Accidents: Sodium Reactor Experiment(allthingsnuclear.org)
87 points by tehabe 10y ago|50 comments
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Ask HN: Online Project Management with Document Editing
1 points by tehabe 10y ago|1 comments
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by tehabe 10y ago
I wonder, can you use Carbon-14 to store something? A halflife of 5730±40 years should be fine for now but you should be prepared to copy it on a regular basis …
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by tehabe 10y ago
A scheme which rarely (if at all) works. Usually cutting taxes means cutting revenue.
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by tehabe 10y ago
But there are a lot of things which are extremely annoying in the default settings. For example in localised versions of Outlook, replys don't get "RE" in the subject line but, e.g. in the German version "AW". Also
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by tehabe 10y ago
It is about the configuration of Outlook, not about the email if I understood that correctly.
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by tehabe 10y ago
The issue is, that Outlook sends crappy emails in the default setting. And since nobody changes those everybody is sending crappy emails. Also, we are talking about email. Maybe it is good for an address book, calendar, tasks, etc. pp. But
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by tehabe 10y ago
>“I think the people getting parking tickets are the most vulnerable in society,” Browder told VentureBeat this week. Did I read that correctly, seriously, did I read that correctly, he didn't say that people who get parking tickets
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Brexit and you: what’s next for digital laws? #wceu(webdevlaw.uk)
2 points by tehabe 10y ago|0 comments
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by tehabe 10y ago
> What should a city optimize for? People. People will have to live and work their, so people should be the focus.
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When You Dial 911 and Wall Street Answers(nytimes.com)
111 points by tehabe 10y ago|127 comments
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by tehabe 10y ago
Sorry, you are in almost everything wrong. Deficits are not really a problem. Currently, the lack of a deficit is the main reason, why the ECB set the interest rate to zero. Almost all European governments cut spending and remove money from
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by tehabe 10y ago
Besides this discussion, if "begs the question" is good English or used correctly by me. I think to set state with the lowest GDP and "worst doing state" equal was wrong and incorrect. Now I remember all the discussions
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by tehabe 10y ago
The Fed is using the Personal consumption expenditure index done by the Department of Commerce. And yes, rents are in. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_consumption_expenditu...

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