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by zepearl 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Brandenburg_Airport#Pro... It was originally intended to replace both Schönefeld and Berlin Tegel Airport and become the single commercial airport serving Berlin and the surroundin
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by zepearl 7y ago
Sorry, what's "three to ten" and "fifteen"?
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by zepearl 7y ago
> Or a fugitive thats not necessarily am escapee? I'd guess that that person, not being at that point of time a "detainee", would get the outcome of the other laws related to "resisting arrest" or something sim
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by zepearl 7y ago
Damn, you're right (I didn't want to believe you, so I checked) - or at least Wikipedia states the same thing: > In Deutschland und Österreich beispielsweise ist die Flucht als solche straffrei. "For example in Germany a
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by zepearl 7y ago
> In Iceland, it is not a crime to stage a prison break: The law recognizes that inmates, like all human beings, are naturally entitled to freedom, and thus cannot be punished for seeking it. Funny :)
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by zepearl 7y ago
I agree - factors involving insurance, compliance, auditing, etc... will play a big role for any company using such systems to process any kind of even slightly confidential information. Any CIO that decides not to use such security patches
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by zepearl 7y ago
Doesn't work for me when having JS disabled on greyhound.com
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by zepearl 7y ago
Today I used a couple of times "Qwant" (no clue what it means and no clue why "lite"): https://lite.qwant.com They were always technical searches. In all cases the first result was perfect, but the highlighti
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by zepearl 7y ago
Here in Switzerland I had it last week at home (not at the office), but currently the URLs are back.
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by zepearl 7y ago
Nice explanations. Btw. additional recommendation (especially when a lot of CPUs and/or disks are involved + you want to keep an eye on multiple things at once): nmon
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by zepearl 7y ago
Thx :(
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by zepearl 7y ago
In the worst-case scenario of a lack of motherboard-update, to make things work during boot and later in Linux would it be enough to disable RANDOM_TRUST_CPU in the kernel source config ( https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pa
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by zepearl 7y ago
Although in the author's case, he seems to be waiting on a BIOS fix because the microcode fix doesn't actually work. That's as well my understanding of the situation => does anybody have more infos? I was really about to
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by zepearl 7y ago
Usually the title of my terminal window displays some useful informations (e.g. the directory I'm currently in, or if I am installing some packages and their dependencies with "emerge somepackage" then I see what I'm cur
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by zepearl 7y ago
Source of table: https://www.techcenturion.com/7nm-10nm-14nm-fabrication Link referenced earlier by "lettergram".
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by zepearl 7y ago
I agree, but it could be that it's just a subjective feeling. In any case if I remember correctly AMD was the first using a ~64bit arch in consumer CPUs (which I think is why the arch is called "AMD64") and the same about off
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by zepearl 7y ago
On Android: "Options/other"-icon before: 3 dots ( https://cdn1.iconfinder.com/data/icons/android-user-interfac... ) "Options/other"-icon now: 3 horizontal lines ( https://c
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by zepearl 7y ago
I cannot understand this statement - if I need a (relatively) thin laptop my primary focus won't definitely be the number-crunching feature (more something like weight, connectivity, panel colors, input devices, etc...).
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by zepearl 7y ago
I moved from an XPS13 (hated the keyboard) to a Lenovo X1 Carbon (4th gen) and I'm very happy since then (Linux, XFCE). The only bad thing about the X1 are the loudspeakers (0 bass).
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by zepearl 7y ago
I did not write about the cause(s) of traffic jams nor about controlling traffic lights to solve anything. My post was about "trams", not cars.
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by zepearl 7y ago
https://www.oerlikon.com/en/industries/aerospace-industry/ The medical-related area has probably others, but I personally have no clue about that.
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by zepearl 7y ago
> ...as for banking they seem to go down rather quickly... I do think that Switzerland might have a problem with banks soon or later, but currently I don't see such situation clearly developing (rather more in Germany with Commerz
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by zepearl 7y ago
> In Amsterdam, trams stops have a platform for people to get on and off. Is that not a thing in other cities? Almost everywhere platforms in Zurich, but with very few exceptions. > Also, if the tram stops cars, then cars also stop
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by zepearl 7y ago
> Meanwhile, Uber and Lyft have tweaked their apps for drivers in the hopes of making drop-offs and pickups more seamless. Both companies have added a feature called rematch that allows drivers who have just dropped off a passenger to p
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by zepearl 7y ago
Small summary (Google translation): https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=https:/...
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Volvo/Geely: final base prices for Polestar 2 in European countries(electrive.com)
1 points by zepearl 7y ago|1 comments
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by zepearl 7y ago
Thx. At the company we're using EE, and I've heard about the plan locking functionality, but I never dared to use it. Does it survive DB-restarts? Additionally we have a setup of an active/primary cluster that is replicated t
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by zepearl 7y ago
> especially within MySQL (and I haven't worked in Oracle so maybe there too) the query planner is a bit dumb, so sometime you really need to help it along. Yeah, I've seen it as well last year when working with MariaDB (but
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by zepearl 7y ago
Concerning the database optimizer: is it only my (wrong) subjective feeling, or did the one of Oracle become much more stubborn about following "hints"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hint_(SQL) Reason: I star
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by zepearl 7y ago
If somebody leaves a void (US?) then the next strongest force (Iran?) will try to fill it. In the case of Iraq (maybe similar for Syria?) I guess that there aren't probably big motivations/interests nor strong cultural similaritie

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