Lutzb

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by Lutzb 5y ago
It is still mystery to me that no followed in the foot steps of underground gamer to this day.
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by Lutzb 5y ago
The Thinkpad IBM logo was created long before the current inhouse design team came up with that rule. But you are right, there is official merch in the brand store that clearly doesn't follow the rule. https://logostore-glob
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by Lutzb 5y ago
Would you say Benflourex is an outlier or the norm regarding the EUs stance?
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by Lutzb 5y ago
The issue they were afraid of back then was that some jurisdiction might force the company to enable law enforcement to extract data from the car.
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by Lutzb 5y ago
I worked for one of the top 5 car manufacturer in the 2000s in the head unit development division. One mantra at the time was that the car should never implicate its driver. Marketing was afraid of the backlash. So we were required not to k
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by Lutzb 5y ago
It's made by panic, so I am leaning towards the second option.
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by Lutzb 5y ago
And drastically better connected. Connecting the village idiots maybe wasn't such a great idea after all.
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by Lutzb 5y ago
Jumping to a random page is really, the biggest issue with my Kindle. I could never figure out what causes it, so I could avoid triggering it. Does anyone know?
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by Lutzb 5y ago
Superficial Intelligence.
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by Lutzb 5y ago
The whole concept of wealth feels like a pyramid scheme. Your second paragraph could be applied to any non-crypto asset class. The only difference I can see is that crypto just made this scheme more obvious, unobfuscated then let's say
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by Lutzb 5y ago
The fix is not fines. Threat to split the company.
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by Lutzb 5y ago
This is a perfect place to mention Ben Frys distellamap project https://benfry.com/distellamap/ It creates stunning visualizations of vcs game code.
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Kyndryl – IBM's Independent Managed Infrastructure Services Business(newsroom.ibm.com)
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by Lutzb 6y ago
The scrum master decides the work? Why has agile become such a mess?
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by Lutzb 6y ago
Depends on what you compare. If you compare mainframes vs k8s I would say reliability is not on par yet. If you compare commodity systems with simple monolithic apps vs k8s system maybe we just reached parity.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
In the early 2000s a friend of mine was an active seller on ebay. He shot his own product pictures and professionally designed the description pages. Soon enough his content was stolen by competing shops, hotlinking the images from his serv
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by Lutzb 6y ago
We are also on GSuite (Workspace now?). I am currently considering moving everything to Office 365. However I am not sure about the photos part.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
The EU really needs to get better at educating everyone what it actually does and why it exists. How much money they spend every year and how much the EU actually costs every citzen in Europe on average.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
While I agree that everyone can be manipulated and we should never consider us immune to manipulation, I would still argue that certain groups of people are more easily manipulated.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
What confuses me the most is that people seem to have accepted the status quo. After all, it is your money that pays for all the government expenses and you can directly influence how this money is allocated through elections (municipal, st
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by Lutzb 6y ago
I have an 2nd gen eMac sitting next to me. Just installed 10.5.8 yesterday. It was my main machine in the early 2000s. Firewire connectivity for external hdds was magical. The screen is still nice. However the fan noise is and was always te
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by Lutzb 6y ago
When Google Mail was invite only, it was a revelation of what a web mail client could be. Fast, forward thinking in the way mails were presented. Then it became a monstrosity that I can no longer recommend to anyone. Suddenly Google Inbox c
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by Lutzb 6y ago
Thanks that was very informative.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
In case of dragons there might also be helicopters around. I guess the idea that cars would be around after the apocalypse comes from the diesel engine, which can basically run on vegetable oil.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
Ok, so I've heard that tether printing story over and over. Is there a reputable source for these claims?
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by Lutzb 6y ago
There is a pattern here, I've seen this over and over for the last 25 years. Every community has something like a resident troll. This person opposes the social concerns us and mostly never contributes positively. His arguments have be
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by Lutzb 6y ago
Sorry, my comment was not meant to imply that _all_ future costs are covered by this. Just that there is a concept to factor in costs that would impact future generations. This amount factored in will always be political in nature.
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by Lutzb 6y ago
I am sure that you are right. Factoring _all_ costs is near impossible and as such the Ewigkeitskosten will not cover all the environmental impact ever. What I meant is, that there is a concept to factor in such costs at all. Is it "co
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by Lutzb 6y ago
I hope that in the future we will get some insight on how sonos became the company it now is. When they started there were no mandatory accounts, no spying, dedicated remotes (i.e. no analytics). I really wish we could get back to this time
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by Lutzb 6y ago
That is factully incorrect. Even if Germany had left nuclear on a level of 1995 and replaced aging plants with new plants of the same capcity the net nuclear output combined with renewables would not be enough to offset coal/gas/o

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