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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
This also reminds me of http://durgasoft.com/ which is, as far as I can tell, an actual offer for programming courses.
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
One thing I, personally, find very interesting is that a lot of wording from the coalition contract on this and related matters is apparently taken from or at least based on [0] a document [1] released by the CCC for that very purpose. I ha
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
You're missing something: larger companies can negotiate significant discounts when they buy in bulk. This applies even more for a product with negligible marginal cost.
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Maestro is disjoint from MasterCard, this is correct. But it's also unrelated to what I said. You're right that many girocards are co-branded with Maestro and not MasterCards. However, they are not "EC cards". Those card
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
Ironically, an EC card these days is just a MasterCard. They used to be called EC (EuroCheque) card, but rebranded in 2007 when MasterCard was ousted from the system. MC kept the brand rights and didn't do anything with them for a deca
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In Germany, we have our own debit card scheme called 'girocard' owned jointly by a group of German banks that has very low fees. Unfortunately, this card does not work for online payments, which has lead to PayPal being extremely
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Anecdotally, I live in Germany and don't have a passport. Lots of people I know do not currently have a valid one either (but may have had one in the past).
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I've been a customer for years and have nothing negative to say. They are providing exactly the products they are advertising. Even those specs that don't necessarily have hard numbers attached with all products (disk speed, CPU p
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If you take the Moonlander apart, you can probably remove the wrist rests and it would still tent fine. However large it may seem, the size seems good to me. I only actively use (i.e. place my hand on) maybe 2/3 of it, but the remainde
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I've also been using a Moonlander since late 2020 and going back to a laptop has been fine. The fact that on my two Lenovo laptops, the Ctrl and Fn keys are not in the same order (whoever thought this was a good idea?) is anecdotally a
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
Not to discredit your experience, but as another data point: I love my Moonlander. I love it so much, I have two, actually. Personally, I find the thumb clusters most comfortable in a position that also gives a good tenting angle, but I thi
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
In the PS3/XBOX 360 days it was Microsoft who were all against cross-platform play whereas Sony was more open to it. In the early days of that console generation, XBOX was arguably more successful than PS. Now PS is more successful. Th
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
In addition to the sibling comment (which mentions that you can use the original docker-compose) such a CLI-compatible reimplementation also exists [0]. It's not always a 100% drop-in replacement, but gets you pretty far in my experien
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
I also know this approach as Dynamic Programming. While the subproblem is not cleanly seperated it is present in the sense that you consider one element first and then deal with the rest later, never touching the first again. And yes, the r
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
Intel has their own foundries, but they are using TSMC N6 for their announced gaming GPUs, so they are subject to much of the same supply constraints. Apple is also using TSMC for their A-something chips.
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
While I am having trouble finding a source for this right now, I am quite certain that Discord intends to add a setting enabling all audio processing for those with good audio gear. Or at least that's what they said they would do.
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
I have a small bug to report with the website: I cannot scroll the Privacy Policy site. This is on Firefox 91 on Windows 10, it does seem to work in Chrome, however.
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For me personally, memory usage has been a big concern with the growing number of Electron apps. CPU usage on well-behaved Electron apps in idle seems mostly negligible or at least not significantly worse than on native apps. But memory is
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I'm personally guessing it's not as much that the releases themselves were inherently buggy as much as some configuration was required to get it working correctly. And Fedora shipped some configuration that worked for the standard
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I agree it's related to maturity, but on the other hand Pipewire was working just fine for me on Fedora without further setup. I understand they're different distros with different philosophies, but in the end I do need my screen
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
Some friends had significant issues with screen sharing on Wayland on Arch. Pipewire wouldn't work correctly, or only allow sharing one screen, but not another. As far as I can tell, they have resolved these issues now, but it was a pa
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
While I largely agree with your points, your comparison to MC/Visa isn't sensible. The EU has limited the interchange fee to 0.2% for debit cards and 0.3% for credit cards, but that goes to the card issuing bank anyway. MC/Vi
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> It seems true to me that working with the Rust borrow checker is eventually fruitful, but there is a micro-case where working with lifetimes seems like a lot mental overhead with little gain, compared to a built-in garbage collector av
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In Germany, and presumably many other countries, "engineer" is a job title that requires a certain degree. As in, you need to have such and such degree if you want to advertise yourself as an engineer. The B.Sc. and M.Sc. in compu
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While I don't currently need such a tool at work, I just want to chime in to agree with the approval point. It's significantly less hassle to get an expensive one time purchase approved than a €5 recurring payment. I very much app
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by Cu3PO42 5y ago
You need to set browser.proton.enabled to false. There's a number of browser.proton.*.enabled settings for various parts of the UI as well.
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Python does not perform static type checking, therefore this problem doesn't apply immediately. You can build a program that takes exponential time to execute, but that is probably not a relevation to you.
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> you're not the market I think it's a bit too easy to use this to justify whatever decision you make. After all, you can always define your market to be whatever set of people like your product and are willing to put up with w
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It is registered. The account is fully bound you.
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I have used Migadu in the past and I had absolutely no complaints. Everything worked as advertised and I had no delivery issues. I chose them for their pricing model: they charge not per mailbox or domain, but rather per total number of ema

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