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aluhut
11y ago
You could buy those "Sets" at ALDI for example. You would still have to register it somehow. I did it once on a public phone stating fake information. Phone stopped working after few weeks.
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aluhut
11y ago
"We the people" of course. Yeah there will be some nice absurd law fights before the wars. I wonder if generally law applies to earth only.
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aluhut
11y ago
Wouldn't be able to manage all I want to read without Squirt https://www.squirt.io/
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aluhut
11y ago
Yes she can but she would look just like Erdogan.
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aluhut
11y ago
You are of course right with the part about user-friendliness but you do realize that most of the internet population did not understand what you tried to say with most of the sentences? ;) So yes, it depends on the users just as well as yo
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aluhut
11y ago
My parents bought me my C64. I'll always be thankful for that and therefore will remain calm helping them out in this mad digital world they don't understand at all.
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aluhut
11y ago
An adblocker fixed that for my seniors. Still need to uninstall Chrome from time to time though. Thanks Avast Update.
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aluhut
11y ago
Especially if you don't use it elsewhere or the task does not justify learning it. Like here.
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aluhut
11y ago
I know jdownloader. Have been using it in it's early days for 1-click hosters on a separate machine. Don't trust it at all ;)
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aluhut
11y ago
I'm curious. So you think, this may work as an argument? You think that if I tell my parents this, they'll suddenly start using the command line? Let me tell you how it works now: I've installed a download addon for them. Bec
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aluhut
11y ago
It's not easy because it's an command line. Not a single family member would touch this here. It's sad but understandable.
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11y ago
> At a film festival I recently attended, a very respected sales agent - and that's a rare breed - asked the audience and other panel members if they knew of anyone who had made a profit selling their narrative film digitally from t
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11y ago
Since Popcorn Time I've been confronted with a rising number of people who have no idea that those "streaming" portals are also uploading. I'm being confronted because they got a letter from a friendly lawyer telling the
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aluhut
11y ago
Funny how this seems to be the first thing in the refugee crisis that reunites the right and left-wing bandwagons. Even if the right-wing wagon should support Erdogan but they can't since he's turkish/muslim/whatever. Bö
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aluhut
11y ago
Then we'll have to make it op-out. Honestly, I would love to have it working on my parents Thunderbird without any further popups. They have no idea and are regularly confused. Especially if the popup is in a language they don't u
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aluhut
11y ago
Studierende is kind of problematic. While Studenten or Studentinnen describes groups of people who study in a university. It's a status. You are matriculated in an university. Therefore you are a Student. Studierende describes people w
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aluhut
11y ago
So does the procedure usually "invent particles" where the theory does not include everything to fill the gap, and we look if there in fact is this kind of particle afterwards? And now we found a particle but we didn't know t
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aluhut
11y ago
A list of participating sites should be your absolute number 1 priority. Like, a call away. It is what I buy on your page.
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11y ago
The movie was my gate to anime. I was unable to take it seriously at all before. Had to literally be forced to watch the VHS tape. It was the greatest experience in a movie since my most favorite one: Blade Runner. Thats why I can't fo
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aluhut
11y ago
Mercedes are a special problem. Often driven by older male drivers who sometimes remember that their car can drive fast but not caring most of the time. Even while on the left lane.
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aluhut
11y ago
This is their lair. They are the worst here.
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aluhut
11y ago
You should try again ;)
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aluhut
11y ago
I have a collection of old C64 games flying around on some of my external drives. Never got to play them. But one day I remembered Deuteros. An old Amiga game. I made it through the whole game back then without knowing English at all. I was
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11y ago
I don't care about Apple but I hope this won't end bad for Signal.
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11y ago
That Rama animation was better then the book.
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aluhut
11y ago
> Headquartered in the same city as the bank, the newspaper said I thought their HQ is in London.
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11y ago
The first question that came into my mind. This makes it even worse: > the Environmental Protection Agency has asked that no employee rest on their back within the premises So...they know and admit it's bad but instead of locking it
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aluhut
11y ago
What a sad world. We have pretty reasonable judge with an reasonable verdict that seems obviously right but you can be sure there is automatically a bunch of lawyers looking for loopholes to crash it all and make money on it. Sometimes I ha
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aluhut
11y ago
I wonder when the moment comes where really secret personal/information is going to appear only on paper again. I wouldn't want this happening to me.
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aluhut
11y ago
Same on FF44. Nice intended but in the end very annoying reader.
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