aselzer

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by aselzer 9y ago
It isn't! yes runs at 7.2 GiB/s on my macbook air. Though I have Linux installed on it instead of Mac OS :)
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by aselzer 9y ago
Or search for the "Welcome to Paypal" email if you haven't deleted it. Turns out my account was created when I was 14.
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by aselzer 11y ago
https://apps.google.com/products/vault/ Thanks, for me it is: Don't use Google Apps for Education for anything except for taking advantage of it by uploading your encrypted data to the nice "unlimited&qu
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by aselzer 11y ago
Love the way all the tests use "customer" and "product" nodes.
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by aselzer 11y ago
Instead of teaching you how to analyze old poetry or memorize facts that never enter long-term memory, schools should make you aware of manipulative marketing/sales tactics and how to recognize advertisements.
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by aselzer 11y ago
How is there significantly less particulate matter and therefore less are quality in Cologne and Dortmund, which are located in a very densely populated area with a lot of traffic, than in Vienna? http://aqicn.org/map/e
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by aselzer 11y ago
Wouldn't even call it a programmer error. Someone probably just implemented a getContacts() function that gets called often in the background without saving the data in a local database or caching - and why would you do anything other
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by aselzer 11y ago
Not sure if I'm flattered by the fact that it said it wasn't sure whether I was human 10 times in a row :(
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by aselzer 11y ago
Maybe everyone would benefit from a centralized solution where open-source projects submit requests for designing something and designers can have a go at it. This way designers will be able to quickly browse and find the projects most appe
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by aselzer 11y ago
I meant neo-nazis / party > Most likely, but I doubt we have more neo nazis in general than other countries. Yes, probably not. I'm just guessing, but it looks like the former DDR has the most issues. Then there's also Gre
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by aselzer 11y ago
I'm guessing more "right" in the sense of being nationalist, racist, aggressive, and having the largest amount of neo-nazis. Economically they are probably not as much right. They are rather opportunistically interventionist,
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by aselzer 11y ago
You are offended because he makes fun of a proprietary operating system that probably fits the task really badly and himself creates an open implementation? I could not agree more with the author. From the text: > Closed source and propr
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by aselzer 11y ago
I wouldn't say it's entirely useless in Europe. The weather info is always useful, quickly comparing weather at the current location to home is nice. Transport is often relevant (if only Google Maps was aware of our U-Bahn instead
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by aselzer 11y ago
Isn't this as ridiculous as saying all Android phones should be un-flashable and locked-down since you could increase transmit power in the Linux shell, or laptops are no longer allowed to boot Linux, since you could just use your buil
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by aselzer 11y ago
sudo cat /etc/netctl/wlp3s0-wlas (though it's the hashed key only, except if you'd used wifi-menu without -o to generate the file) depends on the type of linux :) EDIT: if it has to be the current network, something
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by aselzer 11y ago
There are lithium polymer batteries with a peak discharge rate (usually a few seconds) of 100+ times their capacity (C rating). So if you put a lot of those single cells in parallel to e.g. form an 80Ah battery, you could for some time pull
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by aselzer 11y ago
Of course they interfere, Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE use the 2.4-2.48 ISM band, and so does WiFi. WiFi has up to 14 overlapping 20MHz channels, and Bluetooth 4.0 has 40 2MHz channels. Though I guess Bluetooth could be clever enough to avoid
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by aselzer 11y ago
If they include the Koralm Tunnel on the list, which is under construction, they could as well add the Brenner Basis Tunnel ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brenner_Base_Tunnel ) :) When completed, it will be the world&#x2
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by aselzer 11y ago
You are certain that trolls derailed the conversation? It could just as well be one person stating his opinions. His opinions are controversal, and therefore they generate lots of responses (derailing) and he is downvoted because they go ag
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by aselzer 11y ago
They recently built a really large tunnel near Vienna, which is supposed to be a part of the planned high-speed connection from Bratislava/Budapest to Paris. It will be "completed" in 2020, so we will probably see Trains goin
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by aselzer 11y ago
Embedding JS in Rust by using V8 (as kibwen has mentioned) would be no problem, but using node.js modules might not be so easy. It's like calling ruby gems from C. What do you mean by "tooling for the web"? If it's prepr
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by aselzer 11y ago
Planning should be done before important infrastructure is made unavailable. If there is no progress being made for a long time, then there is something wrong. Please also realize that my example does not apply to every country. It was mean
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by aselzer 11y ago
Fake jobs might be necessary but there is a danger of making them half fake jobs that get things done slowly and end up as a cost to society and the people supporting the workers. An example of that I've observed are construction worke
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by aselzer 11y ago
But ARM != compatible with the Raspberry Pi. The GPIOs, GPU, booting process, etc. is all specific to it, and I guess manufacturing a compatible processor would need complicated if not almost impossible reverse engineering and might violate
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by aselzer 11y ago
> so when one user logs into a hotspot, his or her credentials are added to the database so that everyone else on the app can also use that hotspot Can it do this without root privileges on Android? Or does it ask the user to enter the p
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by aselzer 11y ago
I have noticed that kids playing Minecraft tend to fall into two groups: 1) Those building railways, roads, cities, redstone circuits, efficient automatic farms. 2) Those playing on "PvP" servers all day, attacking each other, fig
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by aselzer 11y ago
I might actually give it a try. Hope they don't rate limit much :)
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by aselzer 11y ago
It's quite incomplete in (at least) Austria. While some stations in the bigger cities and in Vienna are included, I could not find any stations in lower austria. They are all listed in OpenStreetMap, and the inofficial ÖBB API (kinda d
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by aselzer 11y ago
It's not just "trolling". the text describes it as antisocial behaviour (defined as "undesired behavior, which includes trolling, flaming, bullying, and harassment"). To me it seems like detecting "trolling&quo
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by aselzer 11y ago
> Really? You live in a country bordering germany, hungary, slovakia and a few others? Tell me more about it. By the way, I've heard that Germany is a very nice country. By the way, I've heard that Hungary is a very nice countr

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