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by tobiasu 13y ago
What has your mother to do with this? Have you read Swiss laws on the subject? Have you followed the news about Swiss email surveillance? You can't go around promoting a service based on a countries privacy laws, when those laws are in
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by tobiasu 13y ago
BULLSHIT. Yes it has to be said this strongly. These guys are reading your mail: https://www.li.admin.ch/en/index.html Random sample from heise news: http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/9/9462
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by tobiasu 13y ago
This isn't bit rot. It's ridiculous to remove a product because it got minor media attention. They are ashamed of their own history and have no sense for public relations. Many successful companies build museums and archives, supp
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Nothing but contempt for this barbaric destruction of its own history. A new low point.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Current unemployment numbers: Berlin 205k, Baden-Wuerttemberg 232k, Bavaria 250k. So much for that...
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Nothing stops you from milling and turning plastic. Not only that, there are many heat resistant plastics on the market that are far stronger than some poorly bonded ABS.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Yes it has. Being German, please google it. The Sonderkommando was a special group of prisoners at Auschwitz who had to prepare and cleanup the extermination of millions of prisoners. Their job was to carry the dead from the gas chambers in
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by tobiasu 13y ago
The court follows the EC Directive for legal protection of computer programs, specifically Article 6. Every EU country should have laws in place that allow for reverse engineering within certain limits. See page 4 [PDF]: http://e
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by tobiasu 13y ago
No way. I have no idea how mAh are measured in a lab, but they are certainly not in relation to 1V. To get Wh, multiply by voltage. 2.6Ah * 1.2V = 3.1Wh. 8Ah * 4V (one cell is my assumption) = 32Wh. The battery has 10x the capacity of a NiM
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by tobiasu 13y ago
They just recently cooperated with the FBI to bust Silk Road...
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Switzerland is far from being innocent saints when it comes to surveillance: The Swiss SIGINT equivalent is called PTSS: https://www.li.admin.ch/en/ptss/index.html https://www.li.admin.ch/en/p
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by tobiasu 13y ago
That is the reasoning I've heard (read on the ML) from nvidia employees working on said driver.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
The nv driver exists for the single purpose of getting into a working desktop, so one can install the proprietary driver. It is not intended as decent 2D-only driver or anything like that.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!
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by tobiasu 13y ago
It's very popular in Russia.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
With a username like yours, this must be the finest "think of the children" satire.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Zazzle fears the cost of going to court, even if it looks like a certain win. That's a general problem with the US legal system, and would be worth protesting about more than any NSA scandal combined. Discrimination of the poor from ac
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Sure it's fast on algorithms that were designed to be fast (SHA1, MD5, various jokes thought up in five minutes, etc). However, what you want to look at is a proper method. From the performance table: bcrypt $2a$ 3788 c/s
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by tobiasu 13y ago
I certainly agree. Concentration camp is an umbrella term, both in German and English. However, if we're talking about the exact type of camps, it makes sense use the proper words and inform readers of the distinction. It's only f
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by tobiasu 13y ago
You can buy your own space age gold foil from many places as "rescue blanket". Quite cheap, around $3 for an adult sized sheet. I've used it to insulate south-facing windows in summer. It's phenomenally effective.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Concentration camp (KZ) sounds about right. The term for places like Dachau and Auschwitz is Vernichtungslager (extermination camp). A concentration camp is not set up for industrial mass-murder of its prisoners.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
You joke, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De-Mail The drugs that were consumed when they came up with this must be government issue only. Stuff's too hard for the streets.. Also, the crypto is as secure as a wet
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Not legal in sane jurisdictions. There is no guaranteed delivery of email. Important stuff still needs to be sent by confirmed fax, or snail mail with various options to confirm delivery to the recipient.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
How about this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnR8fDW3Ilo
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by tobiasu 13y ago
They are not making a fully functioning lawn mower that goes 130mph, and certainly not one that you can buy. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lawn+mower+drag+... Not sure what's novel about this. It's n
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Thanks for the link, this clears up a lot: http://www.reactionengines.co.uk/images/sabre/sabre_cycle_10... There is no nitrogen in the system (not as consumable, anyway). Shoddy BBC reporting, as usual. The heat e
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by tobiasu 13y ago
How and where does the nitrogen boiler(?) get its energy too cool helium to -170C at a constant rate? Is it effective to chill what must be ginormous amounts of air to -150C? It's all nice that the heat exchanger works, but where does
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Voratsdatenspeicherung has nothing to do with the secret services. It is a tool for the police they can access with a warrant. The BND is not complaining that this is currently ruled unconstitutional, they are simply not affected.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
They did offer him asylum, with the condition to shut the fuck up and not continually interfere in international politics. He rejected it for his own reasons.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Russia is more like 11%, not 0.01 ;) scnr

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