KellyCriterion

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by KellyCriterion 15d ago
...because Diesel is taxed differently than standard gas/Benzin there... EDIT: meaning "less taxes"
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by KellyCriterion 15d ago
> toys like EV and heated pool. Well, thats the explanation: A German household usually does not have a pool :-D
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by KellyCriterion 15d ago
Small correction: They are actually incredible reliable by today!:-)
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by KellyCriterion 15d ago
The the thing is:Most Adams/Adeles/Adrians wouldnt even notice
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
Sorry! :-) I know: It is just hell! There is a gas station near my location, which closes the door from 23.45 to 24.00 for just doing this and handing over to the group.
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
....yes, and not only at Vimeo with this playbook....
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
because its a built-in one-liner call then?
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
OK - then use the first two characters :-D
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
Why they made it that complex? A simple rand/mod based on first character of username should be sufficient?
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
Depends on, sure there is some "efficient frontier" where it flips. Think about all the supermarket chains, handling millions of cash daily; in my region, those are relying heavily on outsourced cash recycling companies - why? Its
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
half an our - every day. I know of a large restaurant chain with some "bigger" branches: They often have to count two or three times with different people to be sure, that the amount is correct. Every evening. Then you have transp
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
WOW, what an impressive article & illustrations!
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by KellyCriterion 16d ago
> o nobody needs to pay extra fees Processing cash is by far >not free<! In fact, it costs a lot of money due to all the things involved (counting/collection/recycling etc). Anf it inwolves additional risks for the handli
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by KellyCriterion 17d ago
Do not know about their competitors (and other countries/regulations), but Id guess this going to be a critical product for governments in the future?
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by KellyCriterion 18d ago
In Germany, there was a survey around 2009/2010, depicting that more than 60% of the audience of the major national daily newsshow do not understand the words used by the moderators (it was about "Tagesschau", a major news ou
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by KellyCriterion 19d ago
How many of ALL/total government employees are these 3k computers?
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Kiyosaki, Rich-Dad-Poor-Dad author, is 1.2B in debt(vanityfair.com)
4 points by KellyCriterion 20d ago|1 comments
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by KellyCriterion 20d ago
Raise your hand if you clicked here, because you thought/assumend, that the link is about Anthropic/Claude selfhosting, because you missread the first word in the headline! :-D
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by KellyCriterion 21d ago
Extreeeemly capable person, your Mum! Just WOW!!!
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by KellyCriterion 21d ago
Please elaborate, whats so strict about Switzerlands restrictions? Why shouldnt a country be allowed to limit the people they want to have from immigration? (Exercise for you: Try to get a passport from Liechtenstein, even if you work there
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by KellyCriterion 22d ago
My fault, with >some work< I meant only the driving experience / effort, not any of the "maintenance / support" related issues (-: Short version: I would go rather in leight-weight E-vehicle than in a heavy bently,
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by KellyCriterion 22d ago
Im not deep in there, but Id guess it offers some discovery mechanisms? (not sure if my understanding is correct)
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by KellyCriterion 22d ago
Compared to pricing, maybe. But driving a bently is "some work", so I would rather prefer the small e-vehicle :-))
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by KellyCriterion 22d ago
I made pretty good experienes with some of these popular price watching websites in my region; for typical day to day stuff, they work great. For special things, I look up the current pricing landscape anyway.
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by KellyCriterion 23d ago
every large XLS-file/table in any large/mega Corp is basicly crying to get "re-invented" as a SaaS service and being sold to them (-:
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by KellyCriterion 23d ago
But what about the receiving account of the money? Somewhere in the chain they will need to access the money?
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by KellyCriterion 23d ago
...and switching phones/devices with all these banking 2FA apps is the worst...
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by KellyCriterion 23d ago
....and in fact it is really interesting to see, what other people are doing with their smartphones and what content they consume :-D
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by KellyCriterion 23d ago
Wondering how of all these are applying some type of GDPR if they are receiving personal data as gov authority via WhatsApp
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by KellyCriterion 23d ago
IIRC, the last real break-up was Standard Oil back then? Since then, anti-cartel laws are written but no more enforced

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