FinnKuhn

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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   While I personally would stick to reputable TLDs for anything you want to keep I still think that a 10x price increase on any TLD is super sketchy, especially when it isn't communicated up-front to buyers. My comment was just about th
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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   Hm, I don't have enough icons for them to be left of the notch so that might be why I haven't noticed any issues ;)
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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   More importantly you don't need to be on the train, you could just be next to the trains rails...
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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   My MacBook Pro also has a notch and it is working fine so the notch isn't the problem
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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   I also spend more in a bar in one night than on charging my phone for whole year. If the cost to charge it went up by 10x I would still be displeased though.
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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   For anyone else wanting to now how this turned out: https://www.heise.de/en/news/Schiedsverfahren-gewonnen-Domai...
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   The Spacetop G1 is an AR laptop with no screen(engadget.com)

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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   I am using inoreader (cloudbased), which seems to adjust its polling rate depending on how frequently the feed was updated in the past and how many users are following it. This seems to be between 10 minutes for things like the verge and 6
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   by FinnKuhn 2y ago

   Is there a easy way to see how your reader works?
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    Thank you for the suggestion. While not quite as good as preview this seems way bettet than using Microsoft Edge for working with .pdfs on Windows.
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    Preview, especially the .pdf editor, is probably the biggest feature I miss when using Windows instead of MacOS. I still don't get, how there isn't a comparable .pdf editor (that I know of) for Windows. The integrated one in Edge
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    In the EU a lot of driving assistance systems are already mandatory for new cars today [1]. [1] https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/50774/attachments/2/... [pdf]
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    They were the same system, but iPadOS has seen quite a few updates that were specific to iPadOS in recent years and didn't get all of the iOS updates. Therefore I would say that they are different systems, even if they stem from the sa
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    From what I could find it bankruptcy in Germany takes 3 years after a change in 2020, which I find is pretty reasonable and is the same length as in the US...
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    Then use a "UG (haftungsbeschränkt)"
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    by FinnKuhn 2y ago

    In Germany we get those phishing SMS too, but I think the US is probably worse off, as they get way more phishing calls (which I think are more effective) as scammers in Nigeria or India usually don't speak German or French...
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    For just running in my browser this was very impressive - Kudos to the team behind it :D
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    There also seem to be some bugs in this, just look at Hamburg, Germany...
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    As far as I can see this is only for "single-use plastic beverage bottles" and not milk cartons. I have seen the attached caps on Cola bottles for example, but neither glass bottles or milk cartons.
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    there are also companies that give you a card to pay for refuelling your car, but to charge it you would have to pay yourself - guess what people do...
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    my milk bottle caps (in Germany) are not attached to anything?
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    That would only explain why "ß" and "ẞ" can't both be files in the same folder. "ß" and "ss" are different letter just like "u" and "ue" for example.
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    Those are for scooters though, not ebikes.
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    For most day-to-day things you don't need to cycle longer than 15 minutes in most bike friendly cities. In addition to recommendation by others I would also add that for journeys significantly longer than 15 Minutes you can take public
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    Investors don't measure potential for companies not by how many potential customers they have, but by the purchasing power of their potential customers.
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    my bad, I misread, as people are usually talking about steps a day. sorry :/
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    my bad, I misread, as people are usually talking about steps a day. sorry In that case I agree with the comment above mine. 2,000 steps a day is already way below the average, so walking even less seems really unhealthy, not just due to les
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    15,000 steps a day would be at least 11km each day for me and around thrice the amount of steps an average American walks each day on average [1]. Calling that a "small number of steps" just isn't true. [1] https:/&#x2F
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    "Rapid7 says it reported the two TeamCity vulnerabilities in mid-February, claiming JetBrains soon after suggested releasing patches for the flaws before publicly disclosing them. Such a move is typically seen as a no-no by the infosec
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    by FinnKuhn 3y ago

    It can do that, but it can also mean that you can't use better performing ways to do things that were only introduced in a newer OS.