Krasnol

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811.
by Krasnol 5y ago
It would make it quite suspicious and weird if the most obvious solution to the problems which are often the content of those posts, wouldn't have been posted by somebody in the comments.
812.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I didn't set up anything fancy like that. I have a shared folder on my home network where I download stuff from 1-click hosters with jdownloader. I get the links all on one platform. I got that money. I paid for Netflix once but now I
813.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Sure it is a magnitude smaller but it was even smaller a few years ago and streaming pages where you don't have to download a movie first are quite common and popular within the non-technical audience and they become even more popular.
814.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I wonder where you get this theory from. Because it's illegal IN GERMANY to lie about the holocaust? The US' "free" speech mantra has become a running gag with the post-9/11 developments already. I is peaking right
815.
by Krasnol 5y ago
To be fair, the US is hardly a good example for a civilised/normal Western country.
816.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Not in Germany. In Germany not even the operators what nuclear back because renewables are the way now: https://www.ft.com/content/9a3228bd-6927-4d46-aa20-4c693811e...
817.
by Krasnol 5y ago
> The survey, which the Civey research institute conducted You can forget those Civey online surveys. They're useless and the local nuclar fan club has been training their followers on when and where to vote.
818.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Deutsche Bahn is a weird construct. It's been separated into many subsidiaries in preparation for a privatisation. It never happened and while subsidiaries like Schenker work quite well and drive profits, others like those responsible
819.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Which one is supposed to work "without issue"?
820.
by Krasnol 5y ago
So every 10 years a major accident. How does that sound safe to you? We've been lucky that none of those was in densely populated areas somewhere in Europe for example.
821.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Just today and yesterday our widely respected health minister here in Germany lost a lot credibility by changing his opinion. He said there would be no requirement for quarantine soon and changed it to "quarantine stays" a day lat
822.
Police Records Show Women Are Being Stalked with Apple AirTags Across the USA(vice.com)
3 points by Krasnol 5y ago|1 comments
823.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I got a new job and now I have to take the lift up to my office. I regularly take the lift and have at least once a day some random chat for the duration of the lift tour. Not all strangers are that bad and(but?) this is Germany!
824.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Germany here. Besides Squid Game and Parasite, I've not heard of most of them and in the case of PUBG, I wasn't aware it was from SK or in any way special in this seemingly endless pool of "the same game with another skin&quo
825.
Apple Is Working on a Hardware Subscription Service for iPhones(bloomberg.com)
1 points by Krasnol 5y ago|0 comments
826.
by Krasnol 5y ago
You "get along" until you don't. What better moment would be for that than a war?
827.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Can you recommend a product?
828.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Yeah but only where it fits the narrative which in the question of cost for example leads to this: 1) If markets valued the low-CO2 nature of nuclear, they’d be doing better 2) Multiple hypothetical approaches to reduce nuclear costs are on
829.
by Krasnol 5y ago
I thought about something like that too but than there are dialogues which are already hard to understand because they're not loud enough just before you get blasted with sound effects again...well yeah..one more reason why I don'
830.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Those cuts! I know I grow older and my brain probably has some issues with that too but my god, there are too many cuts. Even in (US made) documentaries they introduce this artificially creating fast pace where there is none. I got a headac
831.
by Krasnol 5y ago
God...the headache I had coming out of the new Blade Runner...terrible.
832.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Did I wrote that the problem is JUST cost? Seriously, my comment consists of two sentences. Can't be that hard.
833.
by Krasnol 5y ago
None of those are so cheap, small, with such a good battery life and does not require GPS. Please don't be so ignorant. It's been a topic several times over.
834.
by Krasnol 5y ago
This isn't the only "bug" though. The use of it as a stalking device should be widely known already.
835.
by Krasnol 5y ago
How far are we from the moment where everybody admits that those things were a bad idea?
836.
by Krasnol 5y ago
So this is all historical and not being removed because of the cost?
837.
by Krasnol 5y ago
> Experts suggest that lead paint is now one of the most important current and future sources of lead exposure, as well as the most tractable source to address. https://leadelimination.org/factfile/ Why is it so pop
838.
by Krasnol 5y ago
No...Germany heats with Gas or coal. Electrical heating is negligible (not even 3%)[1] as was nuclear in it's current status. It's no no-topic at this point. You don't need it. It causes more problems to keep it running than
839.
by Krasnol 5y ago
Nothing about what you wrote is true. Neither was the plan made by the CDU (it was only delayed by them) nor does the Green Party consider stopping the shutdown now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30578930
840.
by Krasnol 5y ago
No they don't. This "News" is from 28th of February where a partial sentence of Habeck has been taken out of context by some media. It has been declined since than several times over and there was never substance to this &quo

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