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Comment #49268891
Do you happen to recall, which blood marker this was? In my living situation, mold might be an issue, but it seems to be hard to actually test for it.
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Comment #49183962
Because I may not be the only one who was confused initially: I think EDN in this instance refers to the data serialization format (Extensible Data Notation) from the Clojure peopl…
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Comment #48642074
I wonder what the drawbacks of standardizing a GET body would have been. CoAP already has it (which creates friction in building CoAP HTTP proxies). All in all, I dislike the overa…
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Comment #48171993
Sounds great! Would you be so kind to send me an E-Mail once you wrote the article? My address is my username @ism.rocks Alternatively, if you released the article on your blog, I …
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Comment #48171248
Please do write an article! I've wanted to get into reusing old android hardware for quite some time now, but never knew where to look for good instructions to get started. Especia…
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Comment #47612780
Does a jammed toilet fan count as failure? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47603657#47610348 In that case, go on claiming rocket engineering m4d ch0pz.
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Comment #47563072
When I was at school in Germany, I read both "The Cloud" and "The Last Children of Schewenborn". At the time (I'm young), I was also reading the ".ausgestrahlt" (a quarterly anti-n…
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Comment #46422425
esim.me, 9esim and "sysmocom eUICC for eSIM" are eSIMs in the SIM card form factor that you can load the SIM profiles onto and use them in any device with a SIM card slot (and of c…
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Comment #46422371
Technologically, eSIMs are pretty nice. The electrical interface between the phone modem and the eSIM is the same as with a real SIM card, and the eSIM can run the same application…
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Comment #46211470
My last interaction with the German medical system was about lyme. The doctor I consulted didn't think it was lyme at first (apparently, the rash isn't always circular and it doesn…
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Comment #45825074
Really interesting question! I have an unusual EV made by a relatively small company of which only a handful got to private customers, so if I want to fix something, I have to reve…
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Comment #43479771
I don't think there is any place in the Schengen area (and I have a hunch that parent lives there) where this isn't absolutely illegal. At least in Germany, if you just buy a small…
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Comment #36764165
As a former hobbyist that is now working a lot with RHEL as a sysadmin, I was really surprised to learn how little advantage there actually is with buying Red Hat Support. You are …
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Comment #34945867
Mozilla shows time and time again that decisions based on opt-out telemetry are worse than decisions taken without telemetry at all. "Telemetry shows people aren't using this (priv…
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Comment #34861253
I appreciate the effort, but I'd rather want libdweb to be resurrected. It's a shame that Mozilla killed it I want to be able to write extensions that can do whatever the hell I wa…
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Comment #30008206
Fritz!Box 7390 (cursed piece of crap) -> Wifi -> TP-Link WDR3600 that gives me Ethernet in a different subnet -> my stuff, including an old laptop that serves as a NAS and handles …
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Comment #29649341
It's very important to understand that, other than Blink, Gecko is incredibly hard to integrate into other software. That's why, for example, there is no Firefox-based Electron or …