Lorenz-Kraft

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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Hi. I first thought this is a stupid question, but the details make it difficult to answer (I think). So mainly I would say: No, you can not sue someone over its pricing schema, except its "price gouging" or "monopolistic&quo
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Those people might go by the name "trolls". There is a slew of stuff the internet says about why trolls are behaving like this. Its actually really interesting to understand why people do such things. About: # I don't want p
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Well, I don't want to be rude, but a little google for "instagram report user" will quickly reveal https://www.facebook.com/help/instagram/165828726894770 If you in "general" asking about
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Might be that your computer is infected. I would try to use a complete "blank" PC for log in. If this does not work: Out of ideas. Is there a YouTube contact (I bet even if, its going to be difficult to resolve this issues due to
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
The sense of time is connected to your age. There are studies about it and why time, as a child is perceived different than as a adult. About: "Like, almost 1.5x faster." You can check your perceived time by traveling the same dis
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
VR is here for about 20 years ... still nothing has catched up. VR has some inherent flaws that will probably hinder itself from ever getting to anything except niches (like gaming). AR, on the other hand, MIGHT get some traction, but I&#x2
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Against depression: You might want to get involved into local JS/PHP/C/whatever communities. Most people there are very enthusiastic and like working on problems (like solving, not just complaining). Some are open and visiona
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Most of the fast growing companies run into your described problems. As long as there is no upper management commitment to the values of "proper written tests and benefits" or "correct GIT usage" or something else, there
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Good idea! I was thinking about all those techie stuff and workflows via special software ... and then I read your response. Simple and nails the point of OP!
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
That's the current "improve yourself" mentality. Gadgets are there to help you. Besides that, I noticed that many people actually don't really know anymore how to live "normal" (aka healthy) and really need tho
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
You probably might want to go the way almost everyone in your position is about to go: Apply for a Investment. Not sure if you are aware, but you currently are on a investor site ... HackerNews. See at the bottom: "Apply to YC". O
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
well ... there is certainly something in-between. Changing is mostly done in little steps.
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
I personally think that selling your car is the most cost and also climate effective thing you can do. Without a car, use a bike to get around (I'm doing this for +20 years now, despite everybody says its not possible. IF you urgently
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
We were using simple Hetzner 49Euro/month (SSD/NVME) Servers of the shelf (these do not include Terabyte Storage, this will be a paid upgrade (10 Euro/m ??)). The "reliability" of the servers are normal. So once eve
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
We made the experience that its very cheap and easy to do things on barebone metal by yourself IF you have the knowledge in-house anyways. By cheap, I mean 10% of the costs. You might add another 10% costs to have an external backup service
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Personally, it think you allready understood most of what's happening: Its mostly nonsense. Its all "Future Bets" und "Future Expectations" that are all explained by "Experts" and plain lies from CEOs abou
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
I think the "medium" (twitter/mail/messenger) and its "limitation" do not matter a lot. I think it mostly depends on the sender and the receiver (and its circumstances). If they have a mutual understanding (sam
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
I think there are no direct studies about message length and efficiency. You might want to look closer at NLP because most of what you might be looking for is defined within NLP. For Example: "Efficiency" depends on the sender (wh
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
I think this was like this from the beginning on. Browsers send the search string you have entered via a GET Request to Google (= https://google.com?s=YOUR+SEARCH+STRING ). Google then sends you the results.
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
If your reputation is good enough or if you manually whitelisted nagios/munin/etc. messages, your don't get any problems. Its mainly a problem for new mail server setups (new domain). Bye the way "whitelisting" in O
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
Same sad story as always. Gmail & alike surely did "improvements" on email treatment, but it seems that not all infos are publicly available. If you see it the other way around: why should they provide detailed infos for spamm
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
No. Always the same.
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
The legal implications seem to be a deal breaker. Even if you don't earn any money, you are most likely to receive a cease and desist letter and have to pay. Even if its a fun project, its not funny anymore if you have to pay your enti
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by Lorenz-Kraft 6y ago
I'm also using this as a base for my layouts and grids got obsolete since then. As far as i see it, devs do not bother about these graphic details and just use what aligns more with what they get (from the design apartment) => avoid
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by Lorenz-Kraft 7y ago
Hi, I'm not really much into SendGrid/Mailchimp and alike, but isn't this their main purpose? Have you tried to contact SendGrid and report your issue? As far as I know, these companies have agreements with each other to NOT
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by Lorenz-Kraft 7y ago
I don't think that there is a software that can do this. We are talking about humans and its probably "human factors" that lead to 50% DropOff.
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by Lorenz-Kraft 7y ago
Where exactly do you get your stats from? Maybe you are just looking the wrong places ...
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by Lorenz-Kraft 7y ago
Probably your decision to support these events. As far as I can tell the CCC Congresses are mostly high class with speakers running around all over the place.
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by Lorenz-Kraft 7y ago
I would say no. The ideal B2B product may look "easy to make", but making is only part of it.
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by Lorenz-Kraft 7y ago
Well... so you "estimate" via GA that your users do not reach your site. Fair enough. So do you get a grip on those "Firefox Users" that reported a DNS Error? The DNS error will probably lead you to your solution...

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