Krasnol

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by Krasnol 5y ago
Not paywalled source: https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/polish-leader...
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by Krasnol 5y ago
> I don’t like giving questionable 3rd parties full access to my browsing data. Oh I get it now. You don't understand how ad-block extensions work. You don't give anything to anybody there. PS. Brave is your Norton.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
> -awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions You make it sound like the "need for extensions" is something bad while having the choice and control over what Ublock blocks is something far more superior th
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Meanwhile the German Bundeswehr went for Matrix: https://messenger.bwi.de/
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I still have an IRC chat bot (eggdrop module). It sounds more interesting than some of the bots I see today and which are supposed to be the result of intense ML engineering. I guess the tricks did not evolve much.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Good point and another one why it needed more than one movie.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
> Sure, Zion was mentioned in the first movie. As a side-bar, almost a throwaway thing. A throwaway thing? What? This is where humanity lives outside the Matrix. This is the dialogue: NEO Zion? TANK If this war ended tomorrow, Zion is wh
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Imho this is actually the much more interesting revelation to me and look how few words you needed to accomplish that...
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I still don't get what surprised you there since Zion is mentioned in the first movie while he doesn't either destroy the Matrix nor frees humanity there. So it must have happen in some way elsewhere and it does in 2 and 3. I foun
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by Krasnol 5y ago
So now scientists become activists? It seems to me you've drifted off with your argumentation. I don't see a reason to continue this discussion at this point.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
You're missing the fact that many EU countries failed to invest into renewables in the recent year and now need to greenwash what they have instead...
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by Krasnol 5y ago
The EU just recently decided that nuclear energy is green because some of the influential countries failed to get into renewables and now need to greenwash their rotting nuclear fleet. I rather trust my local scientists who care about peopl
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by Krasnol 5y ago
But the numbers are not below regulation. They are being surpassed in different regions during different times of the year. They have to reimburse those hunters with 250€ for every board which amounts to millions just for the state of Bavar
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I don't think they're stupid just because some anonymous person on the internet says so and especially not if it's a regulation nobody profits from. There will be reasons for that.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
The thing is: it doesn't matter what me or you think about it. There are food regulations in Germany and they need to be obeyed.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Significant means that hunters need to hand in their boar, it will be checked and if it surpasses the health levels defined, they're reimbursed with 250€ for every boar. This is taxpayer money. And just the state of Bavaria pays millio
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Germany still has significant radiation in wild boars (and mushrooms) from the Chernobyl fallout: https://www.umweltanalysen.com/en/wild-boar/cesium-137-conta... > From September 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 201
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I assumed it's normal now to outsource beta testing to the customer.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I doubt users of Telegram care much or they wouldn't use Telegram in the first place.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Whatever you're using, it's not in German sense and since Germany is the topic here: the old coalition was more right than the current and the current is not "whatever"-right.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Let them use a single, tiny file from Keepass as an alternative to self hosting. It's doable. I managed to teach a 50+ year old to do it.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Let this be your Last non-selfhosted Pass solution.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
So now they can work on that instead of hiding it behind billboards. You're closer to a solution now.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
The only question I have about this is: why did he need a "reminder" to donate...
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by Krasnol 5y ago
> Please don't make light of people who died to an preventable disaster. As I have explained several times already, not a single death there has anything to do with nuclear. Germany would have exactly the same amount of coal
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by Krasnol 5y ago
I wonder if the Americans "war on X"-phrase washed out the word "war". Is it still as powerful as it should be?
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by Krasnol 5y ago
How much can you narrow it down to derail the topic even more? Yes, they didn't do much last year. This is because the last Government didn't care or rather even sabotaged the Energiewende but last year wasn't representative
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by Krasnol 5y ago
Nuclear is only 12% of the whole mix in Germany.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
She did not support nuclear...she did not stop the exit before Fukushima. She just moved it a few years back. Something she took back after Fukushima.
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by Krasnol 5y ago
> She wanted to do more nuclear This is a lie. Before Fukushima she only moved the nuclear exit a few years back.

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