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by chrisper 8y ago
Do you live close enough to any border? Might as well just get it delivered there and import it yourself. But I agree with your point. It is really frustrating to find certain things in Swiss shops. And even if you do it is just crazy expen
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by chrisper 8y ago
In Switzerland we don't have Amazon. We have local shops instead, but I miss Amazon customer service (especially the no questions asked return policy). So often I order from Amazon and import the product myself.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I would recommend you borg (has deduplication) + rclone.
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by chrisper 8y ago
You mean like iSCSI in the cloud?
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by chrisper 8y ago
Both made in Germany https://www.shiftphones.com https://www.gigaset.com/hq_en/gigaset-gs185/ (used to belong to Siemens I think)
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by chrisper 8y ago
Weird as in they keep doing shady things even though they don't need the shady practices.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I disagree that they are shitty... hardware and software is great. Their ethical standards maybe not. Besides, if you want to install custom roms just get a phone that is supported officially (e.g. Pixel). I don't care about custom rom
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by chrisper 8y ago
That's a shame. I got a P20 Pro and I really like it (even the software). But I don't think I'll get another Huawei next time, because the company itself is really weird.
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by chrisper 8y ago
What about Krita? https://krita.org/en/homepage/
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by chrisper 8y ago
But then I am developing in Windows again anyways.
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by chrisper 8y ago
>Windows is for Office tools and watching movies. And how do you suggest I run Visual Studio and WPF applications on mac or linux?
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by chrisper 8y ago
It could also be bad peering / routing.
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by chrisper 8y ago
In Europe we change every 30000 km or every year.
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by chrisper 8y ago
What you are talking about is uncontrolled airspace. Pilots announce their moves to each other. The automatic message is called ATIS, which also exists at manned airports. These days it is recorded automatically, tho.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I guess it's the equivalent of "serverless." Both are rather misleading when reading it for the first time.
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by chrisper 8y ago
Do you like the idea of having to remember that stores in japan open at 23:00 UTC, somwehere else at 3:00 UTC etc.?
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by chrisper 8y ago
They are also saying that each country then can choose if they want to keep winter or summer time... That's going to be chaotic! Imho the summertime should be abolished for all member states..
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by chrisper 8y ago
>The thing with these stories is that they won't happen to you. > If you're employed by a tech company you have great health insurance. So it will happen to you if you are laid off and happen to become sick after that?
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by chrisper 8y ago
And what did he answer?
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by chrisper 8y ago
But that is definitely not the norm, is it?
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by chrisper 8y ago
Yet, Google, Microsoft etc. still have offices in Germany.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I lived in the US for 5 years and came back to Europe. Money isn't everything.
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by chrisper 8y ago
Yes, but is enough for them to compete with people who want to stay here.
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by chrisper 8y ago
>I wonder what causes this anomaly? Compared to the US, you will not find many rich people in Germany. At the same time you will also not find many poor people. Generally, people are quite equal in Germany.
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by chrisper 8y ago
Not everyone wants to live in the US....
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by chrisper 8y ago
They don't have to pay well compared to the US. They have to pay well compared to rest of Europe / Germany.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I think IPSec needs special treatment when it comes to NAT port forwarding. WireGuard claims this is not necessary with wireguard.
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by chrisper 8y ago
Any reasons you are avoiding containers?
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by chrisper 8y ago
You won't get access to kernel memory space (I think).
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by chrisper 8y ago
Less complex and easier on firewall traversals.

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