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by ttepasse 10y ago
So. You're not one of the 0.1%. Society "collapsed", whatever than means. You did go through hardship, hunger, lack of Instagram, pain, loss of loved ones, loss of property but also amazing feats of solidarity and human compa
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The Architecture of Evil (2012)(thenewatlantis.com)
12 points by ttepasse 10y ago|4 comments
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Apple Knowledgebase Article about a Mac Portable Which Flew on the Space Shuttle(512pixels.net)
2 points by ttepasse 10y ago|0 comments
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by ttepasse 10y ago
I don't like the chrome of Chrome. Safari looks like it belongs here. Chrome does not. Also: • The resources thing. I often use Safari windows with 100+ open tabs. • I like Safari's tabs implementation better: new tabs go to the f
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by ttepasse 10y ago
Which begs the question: Other countries have different paper formats which throws off the US constraints and still make movies. How does it work in the UK or continental europe?
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Growing pains of the different european Pirate Parties(arstechnica.co.uk)
1 points by ttepasse 10y ago|0 comments
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Peter Thiel’s Influence [on us](helloanselm.com)
3 points by ttepasse 10y ago|2 comments
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WWW: The Way We Were(kottke.org)
2 points by ttepasse 10y ago|0 comments
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by ttepasse 10y ago
European Economic Community → European Communities → European Union. Maybe this timeline helps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaties_of_the_European_Union...
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by ttepasse 10y ago
It wasn't "just now". The rule against privileging single companies is a rule of the Treaty of Rome. Which was first signed in 1957. And by Ireland in 1973. Also the recovery of unlawful state aid is nothing new but establish
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by ttepasse 10y ago
The first instance of the word terrorism was the terror of a democratically legitimated state against civilians. Its own in this case: I'm speaking of the Reign of Terror of the french revolutionary state. Since then the word terrorism
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by ttepasse 10y ago
SciFi authors Kim Stanley Robinson's 'Antarctica' is also great, although I don't know how his fictionalization compares to the real thing.
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by ttepasse 10y ago
The South Pole Station was a geodesic dome from the 70s to the 00s. Which then was given up. It seems domes aren't great in the ice cap, the snow accumulates around and buries them. New antarctic construction seems to prefer buildings
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One of Florence’s Oldest Families and Its 600-Year Archive(nytimes.com)
2 points by ttepasse 10y ago|0 comments
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by ttepasse 11y ago
I'm not a designer and I mostly fail to have a designer's eye for such things. But here the icons seem really clear: security - a stylized lock. connectivity - linked members of a chain, which are connected . WLAN - expanding cir
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by ttepasse 11y ago
See my reply to kbenson for my uneasyness with casualness and human orientation of names. :) But following my gut feeling for completeness in bikeshedding: say → Two things irk me, also in other languages. First is the where of writing out.
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by ttepasse 11y ago
> "my" is private, and local, "our" is shared, and not local. Which begs my question: If you already have more exact words (”private“, ”shared“) for these concept, why not use them? Yes, ”my“ and “our” have these conn
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by ttepasse 11y ago
Related: While flipping through the slides I was annoyed how many of Perl's plain old names aren't really exact name but more casual description. .say, .hyper, .race, start for Promises in this slides. Even the keywords my, our, h
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by ttepasse 11y ago
An extension helps with per site zoom factors. I use ZoomBySite but while looking if it is also in the new extension gallery I found Zoom. Untested. http://www.cerimorgan.com/products/zoombysite/ https:/&#x2
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by ttepasse 11y ago
Real life Undo
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by ttepasse 11y ago
Even then Germany was a parliamentary system where the Chancellery goes to the biggest party or coalition in parliament. And the NSDAP was the biggest in the elections in 1932-11 and 1933-3. There were enough idiots who voted for Hitler and
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by ttepasse 11y ago
How? Multiple <link>-Element as in Atom with special rel-values? Or a link in the already linked HTML page? There's nothing on that in the Github Wiki and neither on the project page. The superset of HTML is specced, yes, but inf
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by ttepasse 11y ago
> One of the things that AMP allows is to know that is it save to prerender a page. Documents can be instructed by a viewer to e.g. only load resources visible above the fold and absolutely no external JS. Which begs the questions: Who p
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by ttepasse 11y ago
ESA astronaut Alexander Gertz gave a talk* some month ago. About the wifi he said that it is good quality in the central spine of the ISS but the outlying modules have very bad reception. Living in big metal cans seems to have that effect.
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by ttepasse 11y ago
Keep in mind that the word liberal has different meanings in the political context on both sides of the atlantic ocean. Although it is always a question of one's own standpoint. Where I (a somewhat social-democratic german) stand, both
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by ttepasse 12y ago
> (… as ES4 needed to die.) Why is that by the way? From what I read at the time in the PDFs it seemed nice and not out of the ordinary. Did you ever wrote about technical failures of ES4 and I missed it?
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by ttepasse 12y ago
Not all crawler have advertising giants with billions of dollars worth of resources behind them. Some are just curl or similar things. If you want to participate in low-level crawling like for microformats/indieweb or similar things th
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How A German Soda Became Hackers' Fuel Of Choice(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by ttepasse 13y ago|0 comments