sagischwarz

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VS Code deactivates IntelliCode in favor of the paid Copilot(heise.de)
229 points by sagischwarz 9mo ago|180 comments
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by sagischwarz 2y ago
One of the first things I learned during my electronics apprenticeship was that changes in a value are much more intuitive to read with an analog pointer (or a digital replication of one).
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Sublime Text 4180(sublimetext.com)
9 points by sagischwarz 2y ago|2 comments
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by sagischwarz 2y ago
The colors in my pics are a bit more intense than they were to the eyes, but not by that much. They were all clearly visible, including all the structures, glowing. It is pretty dark where I come from, the next city is dozens of kilometers
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by sagischwarz 2y ago
Mid-west, in an area called Hunsrück.
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by sagischwarz 2y ago
Here are some phone pics from my home village in Germany: https://www.nowhereinparticular.xyz/polarlichter.html This was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. My brother, who is a hobby astronomer, called me and sent me outside.
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Framework's software and firmware have been a mess, but it's working on them(arstechnica.com)
90 points by sagischwarz 2y ago|91 comments
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Meta won’t let staff discuss topics like abortion, gun control, vaccines at work(techcrunch.com)
7 points by sagischwarz 4y ago|6 comments
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Sublime Text 4142 Released(sublimetext.com)
4 points by sagischwarz 4y ago|0 comments
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by sagischwarz 4y ago
See https://faq.whatsapp.com/643144237275579/?helpref=platform_s...
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by sagischwarz 4y ago
A lot of people around me in Germany from all ages and bubbles use this feature in WhatsApp as if it were some kind of Instagram. I see multiple status updates every day.
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by sagischwarz 5y ago
I just found out that if you block all cookies for google.com in your browser, they will never ask you for your consent. Very helpful if you clear your cookies regularly. You can also do the same for youtube.com.
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Interstellar Probe: A Mission for the Generations(bbc.com)
2 points by sagischwarz 5y ago|0 comments
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Amnesia:33 – TCP/IP Vulnerabilities Impacting Millions of IoT, OT and IT Devices(forescout.com)
4 points by sagischwarz 6y ago|0 comments
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by sagischwarz 6y ago
I recently started my journey with "Crash Course Philosophy" [0] by PBS. They give you a very accessible, high level overview on many topics with practical examples and thought experiments. [0] https://www.youtube.com&#
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by sagischwarz 6y ago
Those formats exists. For example, I am subscribed to Krautreporter [1] from Germany. They started with a Kickstarter campaign in 2014 and are now organized as a "Genossenschaft" and are entirely supported by memberships and subsc
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by sagischwarz 6y ago
https://daily.jstor.org JSTOR Daily is an online publication that contextualizes current events with scholarship. Drawing on the richness of JSTOR’s digital library of more than 2,000 academic journals, thousands of monographs,
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by sagischwarz 7y ago
Sync works fine, at least for bookmarks and history, but I cannot choose what to sync, the check boxes are greyed out: https://i.imgur.com/atDU75z.png
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by sagischwarz 7y ago
I've been using https://tt-rss.org/ for many years now. I'm hosting the backend on a small VPS just for myself. The web client and the Android app are great and the whole stack is rock solid. Highly recommended if
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
Oh, good to know! I'll keep that in mind and keep a bookmark of your book and your implementation. Actually, I wanted to start writing an OS by following the BrokenThorn tutorial and was quite naive. After reading some pages it came t
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
This is what I'm planning to read as soon as I've learned assembly: http://www.brokenthorn.com/Resources/OSDevIndex.html
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
How reliable is Signal these days? I basically moved all my friends to Text Secure shortly after WhatsApp had been acquired by FB , but after some time we got constant problems of messages not being delivered, so we switched to Threema.
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
No, it's not from actual measurement. I tried to think through my days in the past few weeks. But even if I'm off an hour here or there, I'd never come down to just 10 hours of free time a week.
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
I think the meals I have are quite healthy, I just cook once a day. Also, if you enjoy cooking, wouldn't you add it to the free time because it's a hobby?
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
Yes, it could be more. I'm actually thinking about reducing my working hours. Could you elaborate on which assumptions seem unrealistic to you? I tried to list them as honest as possible, but for sure I might have overlooked something.
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
The numbers seemed very high to me so I created a list on my own and thought I'd share it (single, no kids, full time job). 1. Work: 40 hours 2. Cooking: 3 h (who the hell cooks three times a day?) 3. Laundry: 0.5 h (once a week) 4. Cl
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by sagischwarz 10y ago
This effect is observable not only in the programming community, but in many others. Best example would be photography, where people spend much more time discussing their equipment and the newest lenses instead of going out and actually tak
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by sagischwarz 11y ago
Do you just omit the reboots after kernel updates? Because on my notebook with 14.04, I have to reboot quite often.
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by sagischwarz 11y ago
Weren't there a lot of reports in the last few years about how vulnerable SCADA systems are?
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by sagischwarz 11y ago
Well, even systems only connected to local networks or no network at all can still be the target of attacks, like infected flash drives, etc.

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