David Henning @webcodr

Senior Code Exorcist webcodr.io Joined January 2009

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David Henning @webcodr

a day ago

@axique @dhh Yeah, I guess so, but sometimes I just have to point out bullshit. Especially if Russia is involved. Even if only person learns something from that, it's a very small victory against Putin's chekist murder regime.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 days ago

@alekopcom @dhh And some AI-generated comic will mitigate the damage of GDR- and Soviet intelligence operations against the West during the Cold War or what Putin's Chekist clown show is doing right now? What's next? Skripal and Litvinenko poisened themselves?

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David Henning @webcodr

2 days ago

@MartinHeisenbe1 @dhh Yes, but the anti-nuclear movement in Germany was strong way before that. With incidents like TMI or Chornobyl-4 and thanks to scientific illiteracy of many Germans with some involvement of the Stasi/HVA and the KGB, we got a hell of combination ...

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David Henning @webcodr

2 days ago

@beezus_fuffoon @dhh Russia's support of Asad and their brutal air campaigns against the Syrian opposition was the main cause of the large refugee waves hitting Europe. They also were involved in destabilizing some African countries causing even more refugee waves.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 days ago

@dhh From a technical point of view: the Soviets hated the Pershing II. It could hit targets in the western USSR in 5 minutes when launched from southern Germany and it was extremely presice (CEP 50 m), so the warhead could be small. It was way ahead of the SS-20.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 days ago

@dhh The Stasi/HVA and KGB actually infiltrated German peace and environment movements during the Cold War. Why do you think they had no problems with Soviet SS-20 in the GDR, but they fiercely fought against NATO's response with Pershing II and Gryphons?

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David Henning @webcodr

a week ago

@adam_fresko @dhh The preferred location for ITER was Greifswald (Germany), but it went to France because of the large anti-nuclear sentiments here in Germany. After Chornobyl-4 it got totally out of control. This crowd doesn't care about reactor types or the difference between fission and fusion.

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David Henning @webcodr

a month ago

@psandn @dhh It's so stupid to show the biggest fusion reactor within four lightyears on a anti-nuclear campaign sticker. :D

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David Henning @webcodr

a month ago

@TomWorCom @dhh The biggest problem today is enrichment/reprocessing. About 60% of the world-wide capacity is in Russia. That's why the Russian nuclear industry wasn't sanctioned yet.

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MAX @maxxmalist

a month ago

The race for AGI Script: Sherpa by Pocket FM Video: Seedance 2.5

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David Henning @webcodr

a month ago

@dhh The real fun begins with the German implementation of the GDPR: the Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (federal data protection act). Complete madness.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 months ago

@GuideboardLabs @ftheleft87 Perhaps you should let the power users decide what's too opinionated for them. Especially after your heavily opinionated definition of "real ones".

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David Henning @webcodr

2 months ago

@ThePrimeagen Serena Butler likes this.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 months ago

@dhh I tested a bit with two MacBooks (M4/M4 Pro) on macOS 27 public beta and 26. 27 ran the delete benchmark much faster: 25.5 s vs. 37.7 s. My Omarchy laptop (Core Ultra 9 386H) took 11.7 s. At least Apple seems aware of the problem.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 months ago

@erminalt19216 @dhh @HP Omarchy and Linux in general show what's possible if developers care about efficiency and performance. I'm unfucking an internal project for over a year now, it was a buggy and very slow mess when I started. Many fixes/wins were quite simple, but nobody cared before. Just sad.

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David Henning @webcodr

2 months ago

@dhh @HP It's a very nice and powerful machine, sadly I never managed to get a good battery life out of it. At least not with the 390, the 395+ could be more efficient thanks to better binning of the CCDs.

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David Henning @webcodr

3 months ago

@RetroGamer_de Objektiv absolut mies, aber subjektiv so ein herrliches Trash-Fest mit einer absurden Entstehungsgeschichte -- das muss man mögen. :D

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David Henning @webcodr

3 months ago

@Inclutus Sind nur die üblichen Bots um anfällige WordPress-Installationen zu suchen. Leider heutzutage der ganz normale Wahnsinn im Internet.

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David Henning @webcodr

7 months ago

@Kachelmann Was macht der erst, wenn er merkt, dass sich die Erde am Äquator mit gut 1.600 km/h um sich selbst dreht bzw. mit ca. 30 km/s um die Sonne? Oder gar mit 230 km/s um das Zentrum der Galaxie ...

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David Henning @webcodr

7 months ago

@BrennpunktUA Damit wurde Alexander Litvinenko vergiftet. Immerhin ist es als Alphastrahler von außen bei weitem nicht so gefährlich, weil die Alphateilchen nicht durch die Haut kommen. In den Körper gelangen sollte es aber keinesfalls, weil wir innen keinen Schutz gegen Alphastrahlung haben.