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Proton Down, except for the site telling you it's down(proton.me)
3 points by aeuropean12 1mo ago|2 comments
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by aeuropean12 1mo ago
From their status page: "We’re aware that a small number of users may be experiencing issues." The status page literally looks like a Christmas tree. Mail, VPN, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Pass, Wallet, and "Lumo" (whatever t
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by aeuropean12 2mo ago
How conservative.
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Bali bans Dutch expats whose run club allegedly excluded Indonesians(bbc.com)
2 points by aeuropean12 2mo ago|4 comments
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by aeuropean12 2mo ago
Indonesia's immigration authorities have banned two Dutch nationals for organising an illegal running event that had also allegedly discriminated against locals. The run organised by the expatriate-focused group Entourage Bali drew hea
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The case for a puritan Spotify: Why it's time to strip away the bloat(medium.com)
1 points by aeuropean12 4mo ago|0 comments
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by aeuropean12 8mo ago
Yes. Microsoft is a company that is driven by its "commercial interest". That is true. Well done.
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by aeuropean12 8mo ago
So I read up on this, and it would be great to learn more. Such as.. API & Third-party Integrations: Does La Suite expose APIs that allow integration with external tools and services? What's the current roadmap for pre-built connec
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by aeuropean12 8mo ago
Well yes it has changed. But look at everything that can be accomplished with these abstractions/libraries/frameworks that exist. Why reinvent the wheel. Yes, there might be less room for the Wild Wild West approach, as mentioned
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Microsoft 365, Nextcloud and the trade-offs you need to be aware of(cloudepart.com)
1 points by aeuropean12 8mo ago|1 comments
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by aeuropean12 8mo ago
For startup founders in The European Union. The pressure to go all-in on Microsoft 365 is real—but so are the costs and lock-in risks. A hybrid approach can make sense, but only if you understand what you’re actually paying for. This isn’t
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by aeuropean12 9mo ago
Completely agree. SO is full of self-proclaimed "experts" who simply are not helpful. It is a toxic site. Amusingly, I have noticed how the most unwelcoming, unreliable, and lone wolf developers (colleagues) in my past five compan
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by aeuropean12 9mo ago
Claude says this about the text: "This essay by Christopher Henner, a former Wikimedia Foundation Board Chair, argues that Wikipedia faces an existential crisis: while global internet users grew 83% since 2016, Wikipedia's page vi
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by aeuropean12 10mo ago
This is an awful initiative, if true. For a company like Microsoft with (to say the least) a strained relationship with privacy advocates, users, and corporations - This can only lead to even less trust in Microsoft's business practice
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by aeuropean12 11mo ago
Yes, this does come across as a lengthy quasi-philosophical piece by a developer. Many words, simple truth: Software development does not need -only- human software developers trained in computer science anymore. Thanks.
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by aeuropean12 1y ago
Well done! Great initiative, thumbs up.
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
Well, is Wordpress.org even managed according to law? Please see this very recent verdict by a California district court: https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/10/court-orders-mullenweg-and... I agree with the quest
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
Who on Earth wants to listen to AI podcasts or read articles generated by AI bots? I'm a human and want information about the world from a human. Seriously.
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
Ok, the LinkedIn page does not even list who are behind this "organization". This looks like a scam, anyone know more?
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this insightful post. I have used WP for more than a decade and must say these are very serious points, especially considering EU legislation and the questionable behavior by Mr. Mullenweg. This will be interesting rea
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
Well, cute symbolism. But, pretty much common sense. Yes, if you don't own the infrastructure where you build your (content, audience, ..), then there is inherited business risk. Many screenshots and a lot of text to get that point acr
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
How about references to the data sources (NHTSA as mentioned by others) for credibility and less of a "spam" look? How about an About page? The splash photos on that website says it all.
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by aeuropean12 2y ago
Thank you, that is very useful. In fact, the author of the website "I mapped almost every.." might want to add references to the data sources for credibility and less of a "spam" look. How about an About page. The splash
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Did Mozart, Vivaldi, and Bizet travel green..?(europezigzag.com)
1 points by aeuropean12 3y ago|1 comments
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by aeuropean12 3y ago
Eine kleine nachtmusik. Carmen. The four seasons. Live music on Munich’s Viktualienmarkt in summertime. Underneath the terrace where I’m sitting, people are walking by, bicycles with the familiar popping sounds of the bike spokes..
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by aeuropean12 4y ago
I would suggest Debian (for ease of migration) or Red Hat Linux (for industries that are heavily regulated by compliance). However, with Red Hat you will most likely run into the "corporate interests" factor again. Maybe you can t