wolfi1

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by wolfi1 5mo ago
USB-C is required from 2027 on
152.
by wolfi1 5mo ago
perhaps not all of these 3000 line changes make sense?
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Constraint Programming(developers.google.com)
2 points by wolfi1 5mo ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
I wonder how many of those actions are really necessary
155.
by wolfi1 5mo ago
fun fact you don't need the hyphen. tar cvzf works also
156.
by wolfi1 5mo ago
getting the bricks shouldn't be that difficult, should it?
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
they want to start with 26.10, will be interesting if they include it with a long term release
158.
by wolfi1 5mo ago
is there already an av2 encoder for ffmpeg?
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
Ubuntu will also introduce AI. Why not use pure Debian? (and the distribution flame war starts)
160.
by wolfi1 5mo ago
Do these graphing calculators still use Derive (tm)? pity, there is no pc version anymore
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
sorry, it was the Visigoths, not the Vandals
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
isn't Spanish some form of Latin (being colonized by Rome for centuries), what I would be interested in, if there are some Vandal leftovers in nowadays Spanish
163.
by wolfi1 5mo ago
but is docker the solution, though? I don't think so, docker itself is prone to supply chain attacks from my understanding
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
I do have to admit, when I saw Warp I thought of OS/2, a long forgotten Win32-compatible OS by IBM, btw, does anyone know if IBM trademarked Warp?
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
I don't know for the US, but in Europe fake honey is a big problem. There were several grocery chains who had to call back their honey because of it
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
that's just a myth, there even is a black book on them (in German). one of the many examples is the Magnate Conspiracy, from WP: "Petar Zrinski and Fran Krsto Frankopan (Francesco Cristoforo Frangipani) were ordered to the Emperor
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by wolfi1 5mo ago
you certainly don't know how belligerent the Hapsburgs were
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
Lidl is German, so, not fully national, IMHO
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
till now I was under the impression, that that was the advantage of solid electrolytes: preventing the dendrites in the first place (being a natural barrier to build dendrites). guess I was wrong
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Pack2TheRoot Security vulnerability affects several Linux distributions(heise.de)
2 points by wolfi1 6mo ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
I, for one, root for AAA
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
I used to graduate at an institute having physicists as well as chemists, I gues it was no coincidence that only physicists operated with HF, one chemist told me that no chemist in their right mind would touch it
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
my bad
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
there is an antidote for paracetamol: ACC (Acetylcysteine)
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
reminds me of a quote from my favorite band: God thinks in the geniuses, he dreams in the poets and he sleeps in the rest of the people
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Photocatalytic Water Splitting(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by wolfi1 6mo ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
ok, the Landauer limit defines the minimum energy for a bit flip but I don't see how a Toffoli gate would require less energy for a bit flip let alone come into the region of the Landauer limit. Could someone with more knowledge enlig
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
there was a time when I used a simple "§" in my password. turned out, some Android keyboards don't have the "§". Since then I play it safe with my passwords, using only characters I don't need a specialized key
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
ok, it's stable (at least from the photos), but I would prefer a more lightweight approach
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
> Companies are seeing this switch, so they adapt. I guess they see more the possibilities of getting more data on their customers and even selling their data to others

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