blubb-fish

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by blubb-fish 8y ago
How is watching a movie or a clip in a browser on full screen not highest possible quality experience? What is gained from not watching in a browser?
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
Kanopy looks quite interesting and seems to be available from Germany. EDIT: I don't get it ... seems like a special service for people registered a library or university !? :/
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
I left my bootlegging days behind ...
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
Are there alternatives to Netflix? Amazon Prime certainly isn't. Serious question - especially for German audience. I would like something with older and more niche movies. F.x. on Netflix Germany neither is nor ever was a Fellini flic
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
i usually try to materialize a hot chick and have sex ... afterwards i tend to blame myself for not having used the opportunity for constructive self-inspection.
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
for a second I was worried that this refers to vaping weed - my little VapCap M can't do no harm ...
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
i usually drink a glass of water with a little bit of table salt. it's more isotonic and therefore more refreshing. the benefit is even more sensible when i do sports. fewer or no muscle spasms/jittering because the minerals of th
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
> and physical threats that you interprete that as a physical threat tells more about you than me. I'm certainly not getting physical against anybody at work or pretty much anywhere else ... I'm talking about standing up agains
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
I wouldn't be "offended" by others playing with nerf guns but certainly annoyed ... but I would be offended if others would involve me in this pretty infantile and sub-radar-bullying pastime. who do you think is going to get
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
whiteboard tests are always going to produce fuzzy red and white flags. those will come handy later when it gets to assessing the applicant based on sympathy and arbitrary objective arguments are required to back whatever the interviewer wa
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
now we don't need stand-ups. couple of months ago they were the best since sliced bread. in job interviews i still get asked every time how often we do stand-ups - right after whether my team is lean, agile or design thinking. good lor
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
i had very bad experiences 1st and 2nd hand with Acer, though. unprovoked crashes, WiFi not working without significant research and fiddling. multiple models.
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
two of several appeals of Linux to me are the fact that it is free and modest on resources. from that angle it seems slightly ironic that all those great Linux laptops leave the 1000 usd mark way behind them. thing is, I'm actually int
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
I can travel in my mind by reading and meditating. Actual traveling is mostly just an excuse to distract oneself from exploring one's own inner unknown territory. I never gained anything by visiting a new place b/c at the end of t
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
interesting point
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
interesting that you come forward with music resulting from this approach as not being very rewarding. but why is that so? I'm not a musician, so maybe I'm naive - but shouldn't music programming be able to produce anything a
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
i am very excited by the idea to create music by means of programming. but it seems that there isn't even a single project with an active community. supercollider seems to be the most popular with regard to GitHub stats. Sonic pi seems
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
Just had my last day today as the CTO. I quit b/c we got bought by a corporation about a year ago. The purpose of this purchase was to integrate our technology and our customers into the stack of that corporation. So basically we got d
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
To some extent, yes. No need for confusion.
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
it's true though - society and culture collectively create taboos of various kinds to organize group behavior according to goals like wealth maximization, power and hierarchy conservation.
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
a bad trip, psychosis and maybe even PTSD. I take LSD and other psychedelics on a regular basis and if you know how to prepare for a trip then bad experiences are unlikely. but a bad experience on LSD can be really unsettling. this concept
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
there is nothing about babies being super humans and also nothing about cell-division or anything about healing ... did you even bother reading the post?
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
People become addicted for psychological reasons and because of hopelessness. Those reasons need to be addressed by counseling. Of course when talking about a society dealing with drugs in a liberal fashion one quickly ends up imagining uto
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
well - with more responsibility the force of natural selection will become more prominent - I don't think that is a bad thing. and the idea of recent generations having to face less and less responsibility is not just pop psychology. I
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
it really is that simple.
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
My stance it to place the responsibility for educating yourself about LSD before taking it on an adult. If that adult doesn't do that - then that's no different to me from driving too fast and causing an accident or trying to clim
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
Regulated manufacturing - like with food and then controlled selling like with alcohol, cigarettes or medical drugs. I mean nothing is bad by itself - we don't prohibit knives b/c people stab each other.
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
But with this approach to train adults to not take responsibility. I am all for placing full responsibility on every adult - one has to learn to deal with this of course and the current state of society is opposing it. Otherwise people coul
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
For me this is a simple philosophical question. An adult should be allowed to do whatever s/he likes as long as it is not harming others. If harm to others is done - even under the influence - then punishment is due. But as long as som
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by blubb-fish 8y ago
I don't remember any significant bugs in studivz. Also, in my opinion, the site's design was very clear and straightforward. I definitely preferred it over Facebook and would still.

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