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cominous
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Comment #36811521
Read the article. It was a >local< event at one of the magnets which caused the whole magnet to freeze over. The "consequences" are, that the whole accelerator needs to halt operat…
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Comment #34624940
You can setup one in the anki-connect configuration - or just put in a dummy value that is ignored in case you dont have an Key set. You might still get 403 error, change the allow…
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Comment #32909334
In most cases players were using a smartphones on the toilet. Generally there are some more options: - using a small bluetooth headphone with external person telling you the moves …
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Comment #30083326
Yes it's possible ( https://www.ha-obsession.net/2017/05/u2f-sudo-fedora-25.html... and some other guides exists ) and I used it for about a year. I stopped using it. I was so anno…
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Comment #27943930
Wow you blew my mind. You need to consider creating YouTube videos about this.
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Comment #26662899
RYSTA | Berlin, Germany | Partially Remote (EU time zones) | Part- & Full Time RYSTA is a startup in Berlin changing the way we live and work in our buildings. We are a team on a m…
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Comment #24297231
Reminds me of this digital typewriter project using a e-ink display: https://alternativebit.fr/posts/ultimate-writer The problem with this project was the lack of a affordable e-in…
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Comment #24253566
It failed because building an efficient solar panel is already hard enough without thousands of cars running over them. Just build a solar-roof instead.
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Comment #23407054
Make him understand that he is actually the customer and not an employee / entrepreneur. As long as he gets that and is not betting his career on it - let him play.
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Comment #19989303
Is it just for the fun or is there actually a legit use case for having a mainframe at home apart from accelerating climate change?
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Comment #18976671
The problem is, that even after a 1-minute workout, I need to take a shower and change my clothes if I want to stay 8+ more hours with other people.
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Comment #18717889
I'm deeply sorry, that you have to read those disgusting words in your mailbox. To be honest, it even hurts me. There are tons of people like this, I observe this behavior more and…
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Comment #17908256
I can confirm this - I got similar information from several employees. The market is extremely hard and doesn't scale well. They did a great job solely by surviving and I'm really …
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Comment #17678798
Oldest building 1637. Sorry, but as a european I have to say: "Nice try" ;).
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Comment #17039152
I used -Os as for any embedded code where I don't care too much about the performance and rather need a compact binary. I would love to post my code snippets from back then, but Im…
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Comment #17039056
I have to admit, that C++ is still not the industry "Go-To" language for embedded. But if you apply modern C++ correctly, there is very few overhead compared to C and the software …
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Comment #17038928
1. Do you see the bloat even if you don't use post C++11 features but compile using the C++17 standard? Yes, actually I tried using various C++ snippets and even reported that to t…
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Comment #17037912
C++17 is definitely going in the right direction for most applications. But I have the feeling, that the compiler implementations cannot catch up with the modernization speed. We a…
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Comment #15987534
grabs popcorn watching the BTC burn
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Comment #15880979
Most of her claims are true for all 40h full-time jobs, which is the majority of all jobs. In that logic, nobody would have kids. But.. I totally struggle with keeping a life aside…
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Comment #15857518
Its not std::move, but the complexity coming with it. Its a hassle applying move semantics correctly and there is not the one goto solution for simple things. Im not aware of a pro…
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Comment #15856404
C++17 is a slight disappointment, I hope C++20 will be the real deal - concepts could really be a game changer and move semantics needs more fixes :/.