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7mo ago
Maybe that is the case for some places, but this is rather rural Germany. Not sure when I've last seen a tourist here.
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7mo ago
We usually order by phone, then drive by and pick up the food. Can't do that w/o a menu. The solution is usually to take a printed menu with you when you're there. But that's a chicken-and-egg problem!
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7mo ago
For many local places here, the only way to get the menu online is if a customer posted a photo of the menu on Google maps or something. And 1/3 of the time, that photo is too blurry and off-angle and whatnot to even read properly.
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7mo ago
Website? Ha, with local restaurants here you're in luck if the photos of the menu posted by customers on google maps or FB or where ever aren't too fuzzy to read.
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7mo ago
Yet, living in Germany, the problems I hear about our healthcare system from friends or in the media are an absolute far cry from the insanity that I hear about the US system. Maybe some of it is sensationalism, but I very much doubt that w
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7mo ago
I haven't even thought of this, I'm kinda surprised! This should be how it's done!
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7mo ago
A bad moment to have a make-or-break moment for your CPU business - a lot of customers will probably hold off purchases right now because of the RAM prices, no matter how good your CPU might be.
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7mo ago
I have 2 thinkpads, and one of them is better in every aspect - except that the inferior one has it's 2 USB-C ports on opposite sides of the laptop, while the other one has both ports on the same side. Being able to plug in the charger
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7mo ago
I think there is a tendency to simply give in and buy bigger hardware if something doesn't work. With friends and family, I sometimes feel like having to talk them off the roof with regards to pulling the trigger on really expensive (r
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7mo ago
Oh, just yesterday it failed to load at all!
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7mo ago
Aside from feeling sad that he had a stroke, I've been wondering how the infrastructure for his blog keeled over so fast.
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7mo ago
Xbox XP 360 365
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7mo ago
Oh wow yes, completely forgot about that one. To me, it's a complete blur made from single words and letters, one series x s one box 360? Maybe they should create a 365, with MS office pre-installed. Or something. Compare that to Plays
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7mo ago
> [...] I'm not even sure what exactly "Microsoft Copilot" entails anymore [...] Watching from the sidelines (not a Microsoft user), I've completely lost track. Between this, the Azure 365 cloud whatever stuff, I have
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8mo ago
I think it's highly circumstantial. For example, my personal servers run a lot of FreeBSD and even though I could stay on major releases for a rather long time, I usually upgrade almost as soon as new releases are available. For server
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8mo ago
Sigh. It's always something...
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8mo ago
There is also a great re-make of Star Control 2 https://sc2.sourceforge.net/
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8mo ago
Doubt and uncertainty is left for us humans.
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8mo ago
When an agent just plows ahead with a wrong interpretation or understanding of something, I like to ask them why they didn't stop to ask for clarification. Just a few days ago, while refactoring minor stuff, I had an agent replace all
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8mo ago
Gentoo is what really made Linux click for me, too. I'm still very, very glad for that and remain a loyal user to this day! Although I've had to restrict it to the 2 desktop machines. Maybe I should give it a shot again on the lap
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8mo ago
Is that what DO is using at the moment? Never heard about it
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8mo ago
By buying a superbowl ad?
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8mo ago
Maybe DigitalOcean?
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8mo ago
Germany squandered so much money on nonsense, when they could have simply driven the few kilometers over to Eindhoven and bought an ASML machine for "Silicon Saxony". Sure, it would have taken years and years and serious commitmen
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8mo ago
The US has done a lot of unsavory things. But this comment is just disingenuous. For example, discounting Ukraines unwillingness to simply accept foreign rule by the country that brought them Holodomor as purely based on American propaganda
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8mo ago
No company in the days of yore could pop up stuff on a screen that was always in my pocket.
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8mo ago
Often, they'll ask for the review before I even had the time to really use the product. Like, I've just laid my hands on this thing, how am I supposed to know anything yet?!
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8mo ago
I agree with the sentiment you're trying to express. But as a Gentoo / SuSE user, I'm also a little offended!
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8mo ago
Did you actually click the link? pglite aims to be embeddable just like sqlite.
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8mo ago
... but they aren't canceling the Cybertruck? Re: Robots bla bla: yeah, of course. FSD bla bla. Meh.
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