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  • I've done this for 59 dogs now. The world will tremble upon facing my canine army!

  • The keyword is digital signage display/television.

  • If baveria wasn't one of the worst NIMBY hell holes in the (known by me) world.

  • Ehh no. Germany never had that much nuclear in its energy mix. At most it was 10-15%. Compare that to France with their around 30-40% nuclear energy in the mix.

  • Speaking from experience?

  • I am thinking about a witty reply but nothing comes to mind. Now I am thinking about deleting this before posting as I fear nobody will find this funny.

    I am posting it anyways now

  • That is called racing to sleep iirc and is a valid cpu scheduling technique. It works on the assumption that doing nothing (sleeping is the term there) is much more energy efficient than doing anything even if slowly, so much so that you make up the energy spent to boost to top speed.

  • They do this because it works on many people.

  • Why are you wondering?

  • NSFW

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  • I feel like the comic sans hate did die down in recent years and justly so. It was overhated IMHO. It's an ok font for certain uses. The problem was mostly people misusing it to serve roles it was never designed for.

  • HIMYM?

  • Jep, I blame autocorrect.

  • Genuine question? Yes Minecraft is closed source but the Java version can be decompiled and a lot has been reverse engineered.

    There are a few open source Minecraft clones. The most popular is Luanti formerly mine test which is more like an engine. The most popular? Minecraft clone made with it is named VoxeLibre formerly mineclone 2.

  • It comes from the Latin word ingenium.

  • In Germany engineer is a regulated term. Computer scientists wanting to call themselves engineer or software engineer need to complete certain higher education programs. A B.Sc. program in CS is enough for example.

  • When I went on a trip to the US I bought a relatively expensive travel insurance as I knew if something would've happened I would be screwed forever.

    It did cost me about 80 eur but they claimed 100% cost coverage without copay or any of that nonsense. The coverage was for a whole year but only 60 days after the start of the vacation. It also included legal insurance for medical things with a max payout of 100,000 eur and medical transport back to Germany if possible and necessary.

    Did not need to use it fortunately but they advertised that they even covered stuff like decompression chambers after a dive accident. I wonder how much I would've needed to fight them if it came to it but I had a cheaper coverage with similar coverage from them when I went to Turkey. There I got the whole sum after I went to the hospital for a really bad insect sting without any fuzz. But it was only a hundred euros or so.

    Fortunately this is the closest near contact with the us healthcare system.

  • That's exactly what an LLM would say! /s

  • ZFS is unfortunately not in the upstream Linux Kernel :/

    Btrfs is worse in many aspects but I like its flexibility of adding drives with different capacities over time.

  • On the internet nobody knows you are a horse.