ckoepp

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by ckoepp 11y ago
You are not the only one criticizing IQ tests. Even Theodor Adorno had his problems with those tests. Some even claim that the whole IQ research is not very scientific at all. An IQ test for example is considered good if there is a Gaussian
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by ckoepp 11y ago
I also read some of his books. He does make a great introduction to the topic of media philosophy. If you're interested in his topic, you might want to read some books of Vilem Flusser. "Post-History" and "Does Writing H
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by ckoepp 12y ago
I agree even though I'm not sure the problem is on the "using passwords" side. There are more fundamental problems with fail2ban & Co. Using regular expressions on logs and triggering such massive actions like IP-based ba
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by ckoepp 13y ago
> I mean, how many jobs require significant international communication with people who don't speak English? Not many. Well, there is more to a language than just words and grammar, right? Learning a language is also a crash course
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by ckoepp 13y ago
> Given also that sending signals into deep space is extremely expensive and energy will always be finite, communication with new worlds is sought only rarely. I totally agree to this statement. Even though I guess there is no need to ac
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by ckoepp 13y ago
Well, 1&1/United Internet has a reputation for such bad behavior [1,2]. Actually it's quite easy to just enter some address and order some useless premium services "in behalf" of other people - this actually happened
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by ckoepp 13y ago
>>> "LateX is slow, inconsistent and needs to be ran multiple times to give a correct result" > It is not slow, it runs in under a second on most documents I have authored. Slow? I don't know about that, but compa
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by ckoepp 13y ago
So the protection from Northern Korea is also wrong as the name of the whole system was? Your homework wasn't done properly either, don't you think? :D Well, I'm European and you can't expect me to know details about eve
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by ckoepp 13y ago
Patriot missiles in Ukraine to protect the US and EU from North Korea and Iran?! Well, get back to your geography homework and have a look where the Ukraine is located...
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by ckoepp 13y ago
Another side of the medal is, that this very government was elected freely and a lot of Ukrainian people are still supporting it, especially in the East of the country. Don't get me wrong, the government is far from being a good one an
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by ckoepp 13y ago
Well, some airlines [1] already offering such services... [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phones_on_aircraft#Statu...
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by ckoepp 13y ago
Well, for a fun project a GUI is quite enough and I bet it took him more than just a single day to do it. The title of this submission surly is a bit too enthusiastic... But don't complain - it's still a funny thing to look at, ri
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by ckoepp 13y ago
Of course you have sources for this statement, right? By the way - this is exactly the argumentation neo-Nazi parties parties proclaim all the time [1]. You must be in lack of any information about what is going on in European and German po
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by ckoepp 13y ago
It is, but still it quite open what happens if you'd deny a normal growth. Animals are no machines where you simply disable a gene and it works like you expect it to work. We're not even sure what a huge amount of the DNA really d
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by ckoepp 13y ago
The problem currently is that we actually don't know how the brain works. I know a lot of people claiming that they've found out - but if you dig deeper you'll find most experiments only work in certain cultures and are far f