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tuco86
18d ago
I mean, i go through the motions of voting. but i'm voting against an overwhelming amount of feelings-voters that are easily manipulated. i don't think it makes much difference anymore. If i wasn't busy, local politics is whe
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2mo ago
hundreds of millions of people coming to europe (i didn't mention) is still lowballing on purpose. sure it's billions, but not all will go to one place was my thinking here. you are talking reason, you are in the wrong timeline bu
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2mo ago
I always find it interesting when politicians mention temperature target goals.. what are you still talking about, it's done. We now need to worry about the hundreds of millions of people that are neither asylum migrants or economic mi
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4mo ago
I knew it! When i get frustrated to a certain point i start berating my agent. And I noticed it stops trying crap fixes in a cycle and starts listening again. So I'm not talking to myself. I'm fixing the machine :D
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8mo ago
Wasting scammers money seems like it's targeting itself in the right direction. i used adnauseam a while ago. it clicked on about 1.5 million ads in half a year of usage. Not sure i can give good reasoning for this, but it felt like do
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1y ago
The original Matrix was an exceptional Movie looking into the brain in a jar concept and even becoming an even more popular analogy to explain the concept. All the supernatural stuff happens within the matrix and still stays in the natural
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2y ago
hetzner has been working great the last 10 years for me. they opened datacenters in the us too.
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4y ago
big HDDs are getting cheap. just checked, 16 tb is only 260E by now
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4y ago
I think maybe some entangled cable. even very little rotation would keep them at a fixed distance.
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5y ago
wait till you notice the i has a slightly different color :) mun: #cd3545 i: #d02143
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5y ago
10x more productivity. oh boy, can i work just an hour a day with this thing?
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5y ago
Sleazy marketing promises makes me dismiss them outright.
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5y ago
same here. I completely forgot how to use the internet without uBO or another decent adblocker. same reason i can't switch to iphone, they don't have a firefox with addon support.
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6y ago
I noticed the package name com.qrcodescanner.barcodescanner. and went to https://qrcodescanner.com/ which advertises another very popular barcode scanner wescan. they also offer an sdk of their own for including a barcode s
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6y ago
Peak german humor right there. Very efficient, I'm impressed. Thank you
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6y ago
your's is a better fit. but i felt instantly reminded of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jC6sKnq_sE
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6y ago
There is a difference between unintended yet inevitable bugs and negligence. Deliberately cheapening out on security because security researchers generally hold to a responsible disclosure procedure is not in the users interest. This is not
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6y ago
I'm not sure i would have either. this is not not a security bug. this is pure negligence and doesn't deserve the courtesy IMHO.
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6y ago
I don't get why you where downvoted. the analogy is pretty accurate. knifes are utilities which can be used to kill. guns are made for killing only. There are plenty of legitimate uses for youtube-dl. There is even fair use in the US.
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6y ago
During my apprenticeship my final exam project was to write OxPro. A breeding database for the local aurochs breeding association. edit: I had to check if it's still around. https://www.aueroxen.de/oxpro-2/
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6y ago
I don't agree with the faster and extremely simple to deploy points, at all. Both objections have to do with php-fpm. it spawns a new php interpreter for every request, which means for example that symfony framework setup (routes, cont
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6y ago
hedgewars is awesome. lived with 3 friends and installed this on our beamer in the living room. Competition is fierce still, in 5+ years nobody would even change team once. we lost track of score 3 years into the competition tho.
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6y ago
It takes one external party checking the wiring to make sure and it can't be patched by an update.
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6y ago
1. opt out is not gdpr conform. 2. saving a cookie no_consent=true does not require consent by the user. that's the type of cookie easily classified as functional/necessary
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6y ago
if it's an android, I'm very happy with firefox + ublock.
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6y ago
how will that number look when you first autoconvert via 2to3? I did two migrations of >500k loc projects in an afternoon each, and admittedly some days of testing to gain confidence since there where few unit test. But i found it to be
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tuco86
6y ago
How does distrust create trust exactly? I give out trust freely (within reason) until it's broken. Gaining back trust is hard. When I find out you went through my mails to find out if I'm trustworthy, you loose my trust. When I le
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6y ago
Always wanted a blog. I have no blog.
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6y ago
It's kind of playable using XQuartz on mac. But i'm only using that for debugging the setup really. This is intended as a test bed for keras bot experiments, so controls are not important to me. Main components are wine, ffmpeg, n
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6y ago
i was curious if i could run diablo2 on my kubernetes clusters.
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