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zepearl
6y ago
I personally never read articles of FT nor WSJ - I don't even try to "click" on those links/references as I know that I won't be able to read them => I'll never have any chance to "understand" if I
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I loved, with eMule and/or Kazaa (don't remember anymore which one), the feature of being able to get the list of all what the remote host was sharing => my idea was that if that person was sharing something that I liked, then
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zepearl
6y ago
Personally I would use my own Nextcloud instance for up to 20-30GBs. Not sure about TBs. What about using "Firefox Send"? (I never used it so far) https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/send-files-anyone-se
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6y ago
MKL = Math Kernel Library? https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/tools/m...
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6y ago
Fyi I'm not having any problems right now with hetzner.com nor hetzner.de - my own dedicated server hosted at Hetzner datacenter in Germany seems to be reachable/working as well. Connecting from Switzerland.
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6y ago
Yes, eating only this way would end up becoming expensive - but I would do it as well ~2-3 times per week, at least to have a break from cooking and to eat something different.
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zepearl
6y ago
Interesting! Thank you :)
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zepearl
6y ago
You & upstream ("Imilcim") are both right, but both your examples are flawed (Android is not really Linux, MCAS is a logical design flaw). Linux can be very stable (most of the time it is). I think that in this context "
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6y ago
Thanks for the reply - I agree & disagree with you. On one hand you are absolutely correct stating that swiss restaurants are in general more expensive than anywhere (subjective - e.g. a 30$ small menu might be ok here, but we do have a
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6y ago
I agree with the the article - mention directly the problem (context & your own problem) in as few words as possible to allow people to understand if they can help or not. Same thing about "Do you have a minute?" (most of the
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6y ago
> It's not hard to imagine them choosing to pursue Amazon-style vertical integration where they own the "restaurants" themselves. I always wondered something about those meals that are available on airplanes: in the past
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6y ago
Thanks a lot for your brainstorming - some remarks are interesting. But overall the root problem would still exist and the solutions would have to gather a majority - e.g. asking a "pool" to remove a video would mean for the "
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zepearl
6y ago
Thank you, until now I was totally unaware of such systems. But good to have things stored locally than to have them uploaded anywhere to then be used for some analysis (puah, probably a point to be discussed). Personally I'm OK if use
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6y ago
Yep - and at the top the article states: The EDR is designed to record data related to vehicle dynamics and safety systems for a short time, usually 30 seconds or less. I'm personally OK with that.
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6y ago
I just bought a Volvo (but I didn't get it yet) => apparently all Volvos have an embedded "Event Data Recorder": This vehicle is equipped with an "Event Data Recorder" (EDR). Its primary purpose is to register a
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6y ago
General question: when somebody will push into Filecoin some "bad" files (anything, from docs needed by the mafia to children being sexually abused, to fake videos/claims/whatever about you, to any other bad things you c
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zepearl
6y ago
> when people push the issue they'll be reminded that they work 'at will' and are welcome to leave at any time. This is one of those grey zones I was thinking of => if the boss/employer wouldn't have a valid
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6y ago
Working from home since ~6.5 months => I liked it a lot at the beginning (I wore pants on one day since 1.March, otherwise shorts all the time until today) but now I wish that I could go back to the office: I really miss being able to t
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6y ago
Did anybody ever (have to) discuss "responsibility/accountability" about getting back to work in an office? Meaning: if my boss would tell me "come back to work at the office" and I would reply "nah, I'm s
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6y ago
Interesting - thank you
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> The 10900k is better than the 3900x for gaming, but its also a ~$120 up-sell Is it correct to think that compared by work-done-by-watt AMD is currently better than Intel? (in this example Intel's 10900k uses 250-300W [1], AMD&#x
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6y ago
I stopped using blades ~3 years ago (used to buy Gillette). Bought a Philips 7000 ( https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/philips-series-7000-s75... ) which I use with water & shaving cream (just a little
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Same problem here (not using uMatrix but something similar being NoScript) => I'm now constantly using 2 browsers, Firefox with NoScript as a base, then temporarily switching to Chrome to access the sites which are demanding in term
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zepearl
6y ago
Thank you - it's interesting
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6y ago
I like that approach (probably because I decided to use a similar one for my potential future SW, hehe). Just to confirm, the concept is basically... "I'll create the software X to fit my own specific requirements/needs, then
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6y ago
I think that you're still one level more abstract than what is happening here. Tariffs are set for classes/types of goods/materials/etc... and Kinder Eggs were banned because they didn't comply to a regulation (smal
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(same profile & problems here) I started two weeks ago with #2 (a ~10 minutes walk in the morning) and it does seem to have a positive impact (more relaxed while working, less feeling of being "stuck at home"). Concerning #1a
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6y ago
Yeah, Guttenberg and Von der Leyen are definitely on my "bad people"-list. Guttenberg was even the main candidate to direct some sort of "Internet security/ethics" department (don't remember anymore exactly wha
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6y ago
Matomo (ex Piwik) does have an "importer" for search keywords (from GA and Bing and maybe something else) but it's not free: https://plugins.matomo.org/SearchEngineKeywordsPerformance It uses the APIs of the
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6y ago
In my case I'm associating this service more to a news-service (e.g. arstechnica.com, golem.de) => I had no problems paying for their general subscription (3-5$/month) even if I don't ever read all their articles => I w
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