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jhoechtl

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    Comment #49212781

    The sweet spot is representative democracy with a tendency of socialism, to mildly distribute welath and assure social coherence. A voting system which results in a division of for…

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    Comment #49181895

    We hear a lot of psilocybine lately, it cures altsheimer, people in coma awake miraculously. As long as we do not understand the workings, it reminds me of the days when radium or …

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    Comment #49088921

    Is there any good watch outside doing GPS for position and time, minus all the body survzeilance things?

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    Comment #49088901

    So it will never last a lifetime.

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    Comment #49066622

    As a mostly recluse myself, I made.my.peace with world. The world is led by men who think the faster we arrive at utility the faster money can be made. True. The falacy on that way…

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    Comment #49031554

    I do not understand efforts like these. It's not that 98 Windows UI design has been the paramount of UX. Today's technology bloat and layer upon layer of abastractions caused a tot…

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    Comment #48736811

    This is a good point I haven't considered in the past and worth to take into the overall discussion.

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    Comment #48736680

    Thanks for sharing. That looks promising, good luck!

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    Comment #48736646

    In this regard I do find DuckDB amazing.

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    Comment #48701594

    Everyone is talking about the massive power of Radio 4 - it wasn't. Radio poland or algeria have much stronger LW broadcast.

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    Comment #48701487

    They do its called 5G broadcast. No, this doesn't require point to point connections.

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    Comment #48340296

    Is there any line between your statement, women's contraceptive pill and an ongoing decline in human intelligence?

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    Comment #47887042

    I find it hilarious how much religion is put into Gnome vs. KDE in this case. I did use both. I honestly have no strong favourite. After that many years of Linux desktop environmen…

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    Comment #47865447

    Ladies and gentlemen, last round, free lunch is over.

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    Comment #47860549

    Back in the stone ages XOR ing was just 1 byte of opcode. Habbits stick. In effect XORing is no longer faster since a long time.

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    Comment #47819676

    A delicate topic with many perspectives. Our small families make it possible to devote so much energy to our kids. However autonomy is all so important to become a strong adult lat…

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    Comment #47701103

    As you mention Lafarge. I think his fallacy and other theorists of its time and school of thinking was mankinds natural sense of enough os enough. Lafarge wont come true with the q…

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    Comment #47652862

    > OpenOffice and LibreOffice already feel irrelevant and dated to begin with. It is the only non cloud free office solution which is truely free. How can this be irrelevant?

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    Comment #47614179

    That the elite is poisoning the masses.

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    Comment #47509101

    Ny that time office will be cloud only.

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    Comment #47206004

    The dispora means little though, the people in the country count as they live 365 days there without the convenient ability to comment from a distance and they are ones who would h…

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    Comment #47166424

    Last commit is from 2 years

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    Comment #46885086

    Space - no. Moon - yes Space is cold but has little mass. Either heat can radiated or transfered. To transfer heat, mass which easily absorbs heat is required. The moon might be su…

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    Comment #46708127

    So do your marh then in the roman system and have fun with it. Enjoy the warmth!

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    Comment #46708104

    I think it was Reagan turning all backwards orientated