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HZ-program (Typesetting algorithm by Hermann Zapf)(en.wikipedia.org)
9 points by wolfi1 1y ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 1y ago
they did that also in Austria, years ago
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by wolfi1 1y ago
in Finland they seem to have a similar method, where they bake the wood (they don't press it), the wood is then stable against rot and pests. please note: don't experiment with your oven at home, it will be unusable afterwards (be
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by wolfi1 1y ago
.Net Framework is mostly a wrapper for COM
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by wolfi1 1y ago
des Regens wegen FIFY
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Weird iOS Bug in Messages App(rambo.codes)
3 points by wolfi1 1y ago|0 comments
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Choicejacking: Compromising Mobile Devices Through Malicious Chargers [pdf](pure.tugraz.at)
1 points by wolfi1 1y ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 1y ago
and I thought the most famous carbon dioxide absorber would be caustic potash solution
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by wolfi1 1y ago
so habeas corpus just died in the US
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by wolfi1 1y ago
Crimean War 1853-1856? Austro-Prussian War 1866? Italian Wars for Independence throghout the 19th century?
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by wolfi1 2y ago
speaking of cyclists: https://newsthump.com/2020/08/13/cyclist-repeatedly-fails-ca... I see myself out
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by wolfi1 2y ago
Romans usually burnt their corpses, so it is quite unusual to find skeletons.
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by wolfi1 2y ago
miser Catulle
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by wolfi1 2y ago
In that regard I want to point to Catulli Carmina by Carl Orff[1]. I can really recommend it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catulli_Carmina
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by wolfi1 2y ago
it seems a little bit dubious to me. You can't beat the Arrhenius Law, not in Electrochemistry, anyhow. The ion mobility would be very very low, you'd have to rely that the temperature in the battery itself is above 0°C
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by wolfi1 2y ago
Hegseth, the DUI hire?
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Mislabelled shipments led to tariffs on uninhabited islands(theguardian.com)
4 points by wolfi1 2y ago|2 comments
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by wolfi1 2y ago
I can see now why Russia hasn't been taxed (because of the oil)
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by wolfi1 2y ago
prime target gone real? seriously doubt that
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by wolfi1 2y ago
Anyone else gets reminded of General Jack D. Ripper in Dr. Strangelove?
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by wolfi1 2y ago
there is also the possibility to recycle pet-bottles into food grade bottles again using just mechanical means, I know at least two European companies who provide such machines
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by wolfi1 2y ago
it took me 15 minutes once to understand one equation. It was the derivation of the Taylor series for the tangent function. It was a very old textbook for calculus (from the beginning of the 20th century) and it applied techniques which are
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by wolfi1 2y ago
the joy of an engineer is to find a straight line in a double logarithmic diagram
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by wolfi1 2y ago
IIRC the term mathematician was first mentioned as a faction of the Pythagorean sect (or church or whatever) (the other faction was the 'akusmaticians')
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by wolfi1 2y ago
Are you a Type II- diabetic? Night cramps seem to appear in diabetics when their metabolism is not well adjusted. Did you let check your A1C?
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by wolfi1 2y ago
even in Europe this is still a thing, I know of systems which still are unable to read items having more than one line (costing s sh*tload of money)
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by wolfi1 2y ago
seems to me it's a Fresnel Lens, unfortunately the article is behind a paywall to say more
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by wolfi1 2y ago
classic, was on the search for it. I can remember, there was a file on the ftp sites called linus.au (the original I presume, since .ogg hasn't been invented at the time), there was a non-english version as well (finnish?). glad it sur
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by wolfi1 2y ago
CrowdStrike?
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by wolfi1 2y ago
definitely for eternity

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