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by wuschel 1y ago
Of course people understand that. IMHO it is important to see which context people are coming from. Different culture, social acceptance, historic treatment options, etc. influence the response. Also, dementia is not the only disease with a
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by wuschel 1y ago
Don’t get me wrong: IMHO a ZFS mirror setup sounds very tempting, but its strength lie in active data storage. Due to the rarity of bitrot I would argue it can be replaced with manual file hashing (and replacing, if needed) and used in cold
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by wuschel 1y ago
I had to check for data integrity due to a recent system switch, and was surprised not to find any bitrot after 4y+. It took ages to compute and verify those hashes between different disks. Certainly an inconvenience. I am not sure a NAS is
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by wuschel 1y ago
I did not look toe matter up in detail, but I am astonished as well in regard to this development. A grab for control over basic devices and a mass robbing of the commons. There is no strong political pushback from the parties/voters t
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by wuschel 1y ago
Absolutely. Healthy Competition helps to spur innovation and value value provided to the customer.
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by wuschel 1y ago
Seconded.
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by wuschel 1y ago
Regretably, the Boox Note Max or Remarkable might be a better choice than any Fujitsu reader. I am on my second device from Fujitsu and I will not purchase another one. Like the Sony DPT readers, the Quaderno is would be great product ... h
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by wuschel 1y ago
Thanks for your reply. I understand that advanced chip making has been done, and is an engineering problem. By generations I assume you mean cohorts. However, one must not forget the subsidy lever China is using to distort competitive advan
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by wuschel 1y ago
Thanks for your input! Since you are from this domain: 1. Why will they master it? Because they dedicate their industrial strategy and hence resources to it like they did in the other technological domains and flood the market? 2. Is the on
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by wuschel 1y ago
That - and there is the perspective of WW2 as change of guard of dominating world power. The Empire bit the dust, Europe ruined - and the US and CSSR divided the world upon themselves. It is not narrative for us to hear, as there have bee
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by wuschel 1y ago
It is. Germany had to invest heavily in airport infrastructure and security. One strong reason why Germany got a batch of F-35 instead of the very capable and EU manufactured Typhoon is the fact that the F-35 is certified to carry nuclear b
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by wuschel 1y ago
This is very common for export variants of a high end military products.
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by wuschel 1y ago
Who are the actors behind the ChatControl initiative? I remember reading their names being blacked out.
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by wuschel 1y ago
I would say that the ability and speed to receive and process information in a timely manner also greatly depends on the density and complexity of the material.
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by wuschel 1y ago
I would be curious on any thoughts on that article. What does they mean for U.S., European, South American annd African industrial (re-/)development or survival?
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China struggles to break its addiction to manufacturing [Financial Times](ft.com)
3 points by wuschel 1y ago|2 comments
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by wuschel 1y ago
Thank you for your interesting comment. > In time things get more expensive much faster in countries that grow faster while incomes stay the same. This is a huge negative and this is on top of price increases happening on "day 1&quo
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by wuschel 1y ago
Could someone with strong background in this area perhaps shine a light on this? Is this essentially the EU empowering its constituent nation states to deeply compromise security practices? Or is this just basic capability building for mass
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by wuschel 1y ago
There is a distinct difference in quality of ride in ICE trains when compared to RE trains: - For some reason, the luggage compartments in many regional RE commuter trains are an example of drug induced circus design. People can not fit lar
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by wuschel 1y ago
Thanks for the info. The tone of the publication sounded like that.
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by wuschel 1y ago
I would not extrapolate from the discourse with one German to a general statement of a heterogeneous population of ~80M people. There are many different opinions and positions in Germany - like in every country in the world. Please keep tha
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by wuschel 1y ago
How credible is the reporting in in Haaretz? I am normally fairly well accustomed to the reliability and credibility of newspapers, but I have never read this newspaper.
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by wuschel 1y ago
I concur. The AfD, the SPD and the BSW all have factions that historical ties to the Kreml network
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by wuschel 1y ago
There are many problems that come with a population decline, two of the major are: - Our economy (read: investment) is based on a constant growth, which is a function consumers - the elderly have to be taken care of … this is us one day
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by wuschel 1y ago
> Kids (…) are unnecessary for a fulfilling life, so this outcome should not be surprising. Unnecessary in a material existential sense, perhaps, when one exludes a systemic need to take care of the elderly. One could argue, however, tha
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by wuschel 2y ago
Wise words! This process was exactly what could be observed in Portugal in the beginning of the 2010 decade. The opposition was not able to buy the military, and the government was returned to power by by promising raise in payment.
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by wuschel 2y ago
You are right, they did. Let me rephrase it: The F-35 purchase is about having a multi role platform in the next 10 years to have nuclear and SEAD mission capability.
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by wuschel 2y ago
Germany almost got the Eurofighter Typhoon, but it was not certified to carry nuclear weapons, and lacks SEAD mission capability for the next ~10 years. There is nothing that can replace the Tornado in the German arsenal at the moment.
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by wuschel 2y ago
There are not enough fighter jets to support an aftermarket parts manufacturer, especially one that could exist without getting sued by Lockheed, Northrop, and the like. This certainly applies to the aftermarket activities in the Westl, but
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by wuschel 2y ago
@dang - why is this flagged? There is a considerable group of users outside of the U.S.A. that is very interested in learning and discussing about the current developments when it comes to this kind of treatment of foreigners in the U.S.A.

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