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cavDXF

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    Comment #35596698

    For Germany https://breitbandmessung.de/kartenansicht-funkloch

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    Comment #31191824

    This is not aimed at the commenter, but rather a generalized statement: yntries like this make me love and at the same time hate HN. Great articles with mostly uninformed comments,…

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    Comment #17385671

    I use https://github.com/rarcega/instagram-scraper The rate limit by instagram is a bit tough, though, but as i only for archiving a few of my close friends, as it supports private…

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    Comment #16543399

    I loved that book! It's interesting with the perfect balance between being academic and still being accessible. I was just gutted, that it stops in the middle of the 20th century..…

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    Comment #16138405

    He would've been better off buying a Kryoflux board. https://kryoflux.com/ He used an emulator anyway, why not using a faster and easier method, that even has error correction?

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    Comment #15006786

    One passage made me a bit mad: "[...], but for now it is enough to observe that people who don’t know how to use a particular tool very well are being told to throw that tool away …

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    Comment #14950745

    It should not. Moral decay is a result of the system itself. Not that it is something new, but it gets more and more adamant when more and more people or employers want a PhD. Stan…

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    Comment #14831069

    Ah I'm sorry, i got it a bit wrong. Currents and winds in the Mediterranean are mostly counter-clockwise. Ancient seafaring was difficult and mostly bound to land. I mean, that the…

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    Comment #14829408

    I chuckled a bit! It is probable that the Odyssey is some kind of navigational diary. In ancient times, ships could only sail the Mediterranean clockwise, alas westward. So it migh…

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    Comment #14761698

    I did. (as a millenial) I didn't even study a subject connected to mathematics. I came across it and thought it was neat, so i learned it... but forgot it.

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    Comment #13736120

    I love the debate in ancient historical studies, that argues if those people that were "conquered" by Alexander and were subjects to later rulers (even though the often tried to de…

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    Comment #11133450

    You mean something like this? https://gitlab.maikel.pro/maikeldus/WhatsSpy-Public/wikis/ho...