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by tehabe 9y ago
It says "Updated March 03, 2017" But who knows what has been updated.
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by tehabe 9y ago
I know, I just forgot the sarcasm tags. But it really feels awful right now. I think I will shut down my computer for today. Take care.
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by tehabe 9y ago
I'm screwed!
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by tehabe 9y ago
I feel really helpless, one person alone is essentially powerless, only governments and corporations are big enough to make a difference but they don't because they don't "believe" it or have no incentives to do anything
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by tehabe 9y ago
Somewhere was a piece by an American mother, who moved to Berlin and was surprised that free range parenting wasn't a movement there but the norm. A couple of years ago, I was extremely surprised about a 16 year old who said they would
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by tehabe 9y ago
There were over 100 orders for the Concorde in the 1960s and when the first prototype was flying this already went down to 74, but most of them were canceled, so only 14 commercial planes were ever build. I would be sceptical about this pro
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by tehabe 9y ago
On the other side, invoices are paid with wire transfers or even direct deposit entries. I haven't seen many checks since the Eurocheck lost its guaranteed value of DEM 400. Personally I think cash is convenient. I also use debit card
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by tehabe 9y ago
I think it is a huge problem, because it makes corruption easier and if you put enough anonymous companies between you and what you do, nobody can find out what you are doing. At least those people hope they can. That is why a public regist
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by tehabe 9y ago
Anonymous companies are a problems for years now, people are hiding their taxable income behind those companies. They are also used to avoid responsibility in case something goes wrong. See the panama papers a few years ago. Delaware is a p
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by tehabe 9y ago
Why is that so complicated? If the demand is low but the supply is high, prices usually decrease.
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by tehabe 9y ago
No it isn't. If all the debt is paid in full, the only effect this would have is that the income of the economy would be lower. The interests are low now because many states don't invest as much as they used to do. So the demand f
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by tehabe 9y ago
Waymo is not a startup but a subsidiary of Alphabet.
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by tehabe 9y ago
One thing is simply missing from the piece. You can't really distinguish between the civil use of nuclear power and the military use. Maybe there is some reactor design which can fix this but the reactors which are currently being buil
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by tehabe 9y ago
When I look at what Elon Musk has done in recent years is, that he improved existing technologies. Imagine that Musk would build a autonomous tram or light rail system with an induction contact rail instead of an overhead line. Most of the
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by tehabe 9y ago
I think it is more interesting that Windows 10 still includes code for Outlook Express.
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by tehabe 9y ago
I remember that there were also plans to use the old coal mines in the Ruhr area as water pump storage batteries. I don't know if this was just an idea or if someone did a study on how feasible this would be.
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by tehabe 9y ago
"Netflix, of course, is a TV company, in the context of this conversation - it isn’t using content for leverage for some other platform (Spotify is the same, without the commissioning). But Amazon clearly is using content for platform
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by tehabe 9y ago
Is the abstract really shorted and the author is mentioned but as affiliation it only says "London". They really don't want to know much about the paper before you pay for this paid research.
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by tehabe 9y ago
The issue of hate speech is real, but putting private companies in charge of deciding what is hate speech and what isn't, is a bad idea.
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by tehabe 9y ago
Looks nice, sadly I can't use it because I'm not sure all in my team are fine with an English UI. Also still a lot of worries about the cloud. So it is still sending back and forth Word documents and the hope you didn't miss
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by tehabe 9y ago
Good sites and apps don't track, they ask.
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by tehabe 9y ago
This is just mean.
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by tehabe 9y ago
I used to compile my own bash from homebrew or alike and with that (newer) version, it worked w/o a problem.
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by tehabe 9y ago
Personally I think the current Normalisation Form D is awful, storing an ü as two characters is really annoying and even bash can't really deal with it in the version Apple uses. I really hope APFS will fix this. But we'll see.
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by tehabe 9y ago
HFS+ was already case-sensitive on iOS.
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by tehabe 9y ago
So HEIF is for HEVC what WebP is for VP9.
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by tehabe 9y ago
As someone else noted in this discussion, the train doesn't just stop in LA, Bakersfield, and San Francisco. Journeys between other cities on the route are also important.
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by tehabe 9y ago
Wasn't there the idea of making TeX Live a rolling release? I guess the idea was there but it turned out it would be impossible w/o breaking thing from time to time.
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by tehabe 9y ago
It all depends on the service the train offers. If it helps people to get to LAX faster or any other destination to a reasonable price it will win. Also if you build the route and avoid cities of almost half a million people you can't
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by tehabe 9y ago
The route is branching, you have a route from LA to San Francisco but it is branching to Merced and later this branch gets extended to Sacramento. It is always a trade-off, you'll never get the perfect route.

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