Krasnol

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by Krasnol 4y ago
WhatsApp is pretty secure compared to most of the other messengers out there and it's quite popular in some countries. So that's not it. It's marketing and/or being at the right place at the right time.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
The original is being kept original. This year I learned: there are dialect versions. Seen one in Hessian today.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I'm quite sure those are all interesting experiments you could do at home. Probably with some friends, having smoked something creative while listening to good music. The problem starts when your job depends on some crazy voodoo your c
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I would love to see Android/Google vs. Apple/IPhone statistics.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I wonder if those other than 50 were ever relevant besides being a number on the profile and people just never asked themselves the question. It's quite easy to get followers. You just post something with a popular hashtag and you get
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by Krasnol 4y ago
Meanwhile the E-Arztbrief which was supposed to replace FAX is a complete mess. The directory for mail addresses have not been strictly regulated. It's pretty much useless everywhere where big index databases of medical professionals a
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by Krasnol 4y ago
It goes also with a different aspect of German culture. They rolled that out together with finger printing. People value their privacy here and this was overstepping too many boundaries. Those features have also never been explained to the
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by Krasnol 4y ago
Well yeah it was officially green lit in October but I doubt he'd have even started if they hadn't promised him something along the lines. The ending is terrible at this point. How would that look on Master Villeneuve's vita?
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by Krasnol 4y ago
What is "modern society" these days? We just came out of a presidency of a guy who's stuck in the 80s and we're moving towards a new Cold War era. Meanwhile the clothing styles look like this: https://thevou.c
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I agree totally with your argument regarding the visuals. Judging from the Foundation though, I'm pretty optimistic they can manage that. They seem to be willing to through serious cash at their shows. It doesn't always mean somet
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I doubt there will be a part 3. I assume Villeneuve got the deal safe for two parts but the numbers don't justify a part 3. Maybe a TV show could raise more awareness.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
What you are talking about is the visual experience. In my opinion, this will be mostly a problem BECAUSE the visuals have been there already. All of those movies following Blade Runner did their part of the Neuromancer-Cyberpunk thing. How
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by Krasnol 4y ago
> Dune was said to be unfilmable for years until Villeneuve went and did I always assumed this argument goes for the whole of the original Dune universe. The first book is pretty straight forward and easy to understand. The further on yo
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I agree. It surely is not the books and one character is just annoying but the books are not good TV show material and they did a truly wonderful thing with it. I actually enjoyed what they did with the world. The show is full of stunning m
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by Krasnol 4y ago
Other media already report that it indeed might be Qatar: https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/europa/kaili-festnahme-kor... (German)
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I unfortunately expected just that. Protection of personal data is not something many in this bubble like to see since it threatens their products business model.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
> Then, some random guy says he doesn't think Facebook's interpretation is right This is not "some random guy". It's noyb and they're doing an important job. They not just "saying this and that" bu
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I love it how you complained about an personal attack on you (even when it wasn't but you seem to have taken it personally) and from than on you intentionally failed to follow 1) my argumentation 2) the above mentioned real life exampl
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I meant spread lies about someone to the police or media...not lie to the police or media. I assumed this would have been obvious.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
Since you chose to ignore most of the content of my comment I try again in a shorter way: - in your country, do you have the FREEDOM to tell lies about whoever you chose to whoever you want? Like the media or police for example?
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by Krasnol 4y ago
You have the freedom of expression. You'll be prosecuted for some of it though. It's been the case since we invented speech. Insulting your fellow tribesman would probably have had even more severe consequences. What we actually h
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by Krasnol 4y ago
> In Germany it is straight up illegal to display nazi symbols, do their salute, or even advocate their beliefs, isn't it? I was told as much by quite a few Germans at least. You can display them for educational or artistic reasons
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by Krasnol 4y ago
Why not both? Seriously, showing off symbols of national socialism saved Germany many embarrassing clips on international media. All those groups who gathered under the anti-intellectual agenda of the past years here in Germany would have
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by Krasnol 4y ago
> Soufflé is short for Systematic, Ontological, Undiscovered Fact Finding Logic Engine. The EDB represents the uncooked Soufflé and the IDB causes the Soufflé to rise, i.e., monotonically increasing knowledge. When it stops rising and a
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I think it is about having an ADDITIONAL option to access things not about taking the "Lock me down, I don't care"-status away.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
I wish I could use subtitles (especially on shows with a heavy accent...Peripheral was a pain sometimes) but I catch myself focussing on them too much and missing visual content. I tend to watch them even when I don't need them. It&#x2
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> I understand the hope is that companies will comply rather than forego the entire European market, but if they don't, the last consequence is ultimately on the consumer, not the company. This is one hope sure but at least in Germa
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Much cleaner than nuclear waste. Predictable derailment though.
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by Krasnol 4y ago
No it doesn't since nuclear waste is not clean and as the article says: renewables are cheaper already.
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He doesn't look like he thought much. At all. But maybe that's some genius plan with a spectacular outcome that I fail to see.

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