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Comment #14924324
Wow, Texas is using more energy than the state of China?
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Comment #14921862
> Most paper ballets are counted by machine so they could easily be tampered with at the count […] Do you have a source for that statement? In Germany, ballots are counted by peopl…
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Comment #14847377
wtf :D
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Comment #11873027
From the article: > […] the press release has been removed and they are not responding when asked if they still plan to release the source code and take the abstract of their final…
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Comment #11808664
His position is ‘that either position or momentum are “as yet undetermined”’. That means that the ‘uncertainty’ is not due to our ability to measure things, but ‘rather […] a state…
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Comment #11740241
Except… WhatsApp definitely gets a copy of your address book: https://www.whatsapp.com/faq/en/general/20971813 “During this entire process, only phone numbers are sent to WhatsApp …
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Comment #11740009
No, I do not think that you are understanding him correctly. What makes you think that?
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Comment #11666836
I wonder, is there a correlation between the telegraph.co.uk article and your comment?
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Comment #11277250
Sorry, in Latin every adjective can also be used as a noun. So “studens” (“studierend”) can also mean “Studierende(r)”. Edit: The point is, Latin “studens” also has the concurrency…
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Comment #11272859
“Student” comes from Latin “studens”, which grammatically is exactly the same as “studierend” (Partizip I in German / Present Active Participle in Latin). The difference in meaning…
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Comment #11272800
> Well, the important difference is that German has actually simple, clean rules for spelling in those cases. In German, there are the “Fugenlaute”, sounds that are inserted betwee…
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Comment #11272575
The German word for “staple” is »Tacker«, which is onomatopoeic. If you wanted to say that two cars crashed, you could use: »Zwei Autos (prallten|krachten) gegeneinander.« Both »pr…
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Comment #10176348
Especially because employees have to work for someone who tells them what to do.
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Comment #10166784
Since they did not create a wormhole: Doesn’t this submission’s title go against the guidelines? > […] please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait .
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Comment #10129817
One of the companies might be Wind River (Intel). The description in the announcement fits that forum post quite accurately: https://forums.grsecurity.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3713
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Comment #9807573
Ah, sorry. I did not know that reposts are explicitly allowed even in this timeframe.
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Comment #9806801
Repost of the article that you already posted 15 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9802379
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Comment #9800338
There’s a Debian package for an implementation of the “tcpclient” program: `apt-get install ucspi-tcp-ipv6`. You can also find TLS-enabled versions of the client here: https://gith…
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Comment #9722337
> And then there's the removal of other developer's attribution. Which he thankfully stopped after everything blew up. Or his personal site which initially gave the impression that…
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Comment #9707690
You’re right, I did not think this through…
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Comment #9707658
I guess that’s why they will probably not use HTTP for the verification. Why would they? The client already generated a certificate and sent it to Let’s Encrypt, they can already u…
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Comment #9630745
Actually Mandarin is the most “popular” language in the world, not English. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_total_num...