Where did you explain Sweden is a bad example?
I mean nearly everybody knows that foreigners and xenophobia are correlated.
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I mean nearly everybody knows that foreigners and xenophobia are correlated.
Have fun, you don't have to wait.
UEFI has some cool things, like you don't really need a bootloader if you don't mind switching kernels. Just tell the bios which partition you want to boot.
Still booting in less time than the bios needs to. :)
But I'm running my personal website on it* 24/7 for 6 months and I can hardly notice the change on the electricity bill. It's awesome!
* exactly the same config
But maybe you call for the porn version?
Unless you already invested money in your own life, your family and friends and there is still some money that really serves you nothing for the next 5-10 years.
There is work in progress for sony camera on android (mine is too old): http://www.personal-view.com/faqs/sony-hack/hack-development
Two days ago at a welfare office, I said to a 21yo guy: "Take your free time and read! Learn new things!" and he asked me why...
So many lifes wasted just because you have to only be efficient in a broken system.
(I was at that office because of my too much critical thinking label)
I'm not a big fan of him but I find his view about politics pretty interesting and actual (from an online translator):
Two powers govern the crowds: jealousy and stupidity. Those who govern know how easy it is to win the flock to his views.
In politics, the public is at stake and no matter to have the truth with him. What counts is winning ground. It flatters the lowest desires.
The majority rules as if truth was a matter of numbers. For Kierkegaard, democracy is a danger because the mass does not try to understand, has no ideal and follows one that flatters most.
Against Hegel, he does not believe that moral virtue can be found only in the state. The individual is, however, constantly under threat. The crowd is lying when the individual is the awakening of the spirit.
It's pretty sad that CEOs doesn't want to speak clearly about the real problems (except one [1], in french).
>> The [Swatch group] recently warned that first-half profit would plummet more than 50 percent. Really?!?
They can repeat THAT again without being bashed?
Maybe they could just shut up and be happy they still have profit...
[1] https://www.letemps.ch/economie/2016/09/28/crise-horlogere-n...
And they made a smartwatch which was outdated before entering the market.
And hardcore user of linux for nearly 12 years. For example, I managed to replace the firmware of my ISP propreitary router nearly without any documentation (not supported by openwrt and co).
But I wasted days to try to understand the xilinx way we are supposed to use.
Every tutorials (I found) just explain how to install the vivado toolchain and stop there. So I assumed they had the same problems...
Do you have more recommendations, please?
Now, I'm paranoid each time they push an upgrade without warning. It was them or an E.T?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Stiegler
http://www.samkinsley.com/2016/06/28/how-to-survive-disrupti...
It's so sad that a Nobel Peace Prize has the worst foreign policy ever.
For example, that sentence is really strange:
From the American perspective, Turkey has never been fully committed to the war against Islamist groups in Syria.
Normally when someone failed in a company, it is fired. When a company failed in a market, it bankrupt.
In this sector (maybe it's the state level): more budget.
They would have done better to invest in the future of those stupid guys.
Sad.
Imagine if each companies (using haskell commercially) start to act like that...
I read it like there should be a problem to solve, but english isn't my mother tongue.