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by wolfi1 6mo ago
knowing Trump he would already have boasted about that on truth.social
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
in its beginning .NET was a wrapper around ActiveX and Com-objects and it tried with C# to replace Java (disregarding the Virtual J++ attempt). as their own JVM did not meet the license agreement they made with Sun. so there were several r
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
but even the pricey tests can wrongfully have positives. if you eat sweets in which poppy seeds are ingredients you test positive for opioids (although near to the detection limit)
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
Austria provides their implementation only to people with Austrian citizenship or people working in Austria
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by wolfi1 6mo ago
I'm not quite sure if the German implementation is possible without mobile devices (couldn't find anything on that at first glance). the Austrian implementation on the other hand does not require a mobile device, if you want to do
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
I wanted to have a model which tells me the modes which are supported and which is actually selected for a reasonable price and which I can order at a reasonable trader. this model seems to do the trick
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
there are several: one that is moderately priced and which I consider myself to buy is the JOY-IT UM120
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
unfortunately, laws are not everything. you need to know how to get around them. our country for example has the habit of creating a lex fugitiva that means that some regulations could be changed in other not related laws. good luck finding
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
forgive me my rant, but when I see "just install it with cargo" I immediately lose interest. How many GB do I have to install just to test a little tool? sorry, not gonna do that
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
Musee Champollion in Figeac, France about Champollion and his deciphering of the hieroglyphs and deciphering of ancient texts generally
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
temporarily might be a bit of an euphemism here
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
no one drinks it that way, except for those who drive. and believe me, for half a litre in half an hour one yields an acceptable beer temperature
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
he mentions inverter freezers at the end so it must have been updated more recently
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Chest Fridge (2009)(mtbest.net)
184 points by wolfi1 7mo ago|102 comments
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
it's usually some guy on the neighbouring table at McDonald's
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
I played kind of the same thing a little while ago. I and a friend wanted to watch a movie, "Blast of Silence" it was called. We met in the bar two people, one of them I knew, the other one asked what we were about to watch, I ans
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
considering that they have still Russinovich and Raymond Chen in their midst it shouldn't be too hard to have a two week boot camp for those who write programs for the OS
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
my guess is many junior developers without guidance and perhaps a little vibe coding. could be that these new developers are not comfortable anymore with C++ and MFC so they use what they learned in their courses directed at web standards
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
"contaminated by GPL/LGPL code"? really? if you want to make profit off of your code buy for several thousands of dollars commercial libraries and you are in the clear. if you don't want to pay for libraries you have to
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
I must say those commands in the original were not really interesting to me but the tutorial you posted seems much more useful
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
when it's cloudy, heat signatures won't help, infrared is blocked by clouds
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
Vienna built housing itself, with this housing it was possible to have cheap rents and keep rents from private investors down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Housing_in_Vienna
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
I buy books which are classics or longsellers usually from used book stores or at flea markets, or generally from book stores where I can inspect the books before buying.
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
Abramowitz/Stegun has been updated 2010 and resides now here: https://dlmf.nist.gov/
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
was about to point that out, you beat me to it
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
do you know the Pauli-Effect? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pauli_effect
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
sounds like bakelite to me. you can get a disposable polymer from polylactide as well, and it can be obtained from silage (so-called green refinery, although the term seems to have been broadened in the last decade)
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by wolfi1 7mo ago
the last matrix before the appendix is not the identity matrix, right now the matrix is: \begin{bmatrix} 1 & 0 & 0 & \dots & 0\\ 1 & 0 & 0 & \dots & 0\\ 1 &a
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by wolfi1 8mo ago
since mad cow disease times one would believe they search for alternatives in their recipes but this seems not to be the case
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Mazda Onboard Carbon Capture(newsroom.mazda.com)
2 points by wolfi1 8mo ago|1 comments

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