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by erinnh 3y ago
It happens. I’m currently working on a project where the CRM tool I need to access for data, actually does not have a unique id in its db. I have no idea if I will be able to successfully complete the project yet.
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by erinnh 3y ago
Seems like a uniquely Australian thing. The PS1 cost 299$ at launch. Nintendo64 cost 199$. Here is an article comparing it: https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/every-game-console-pric...
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by erinnh 3y ago
Good thing that Gitea has/is worked/working on a compatible Ci/CD pipeline. Not sure if it’s 100% compatible yet, but that’s their goal.
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by erinnh 3y ago
How does the US get to 240v if you guys don’t have multiple phases at home? Not an electrician, but here In Europe we get to 400v by combining the three 240v phases we get.
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by erinnh 3y ago
Wait. CCS1 cant handle three-phase power? I just read about it and no wonder its not that popular. You can charge 7.4kw maximum in the US at home with CCS1. In Europe you can charge up to 22kw without going DC.
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by erinnh 4y ago
IIRC, they tried to mandate that some quota of meetings needed to happen there. But it wasnt very popular. I think it was this or around that time: https://futurism.com/the-byte/leaked-memo-facebook-metaverse
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by erinnh 4y ago
Most of the bridges you can find here: https://github.com/mautrix Documentation is here: https://docs.mau.fi/bridges/index.html
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by erinnh 4y ago
Maybe it is regional. But Ive heard mainboard used for at least 15 years or so in Germany. Well before the whole shift in language thats going on.
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by erinnh 4y ago
Yes and I like that Bing gives it's sources. But I also find it rather fatiguing to have to check the sources every time. I also don't know for sure if the times it gave me correct answer were actually correct or if I simply didn&
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by erinnh 4y ago
I have to check Bing's sources when I use it anyway, because what it says is often simply wrong. I asked it what my local cafeteria had on its lunch menu today. It answered with full confidence. It turns out, it was completely wrong th
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by erinnh 4y ago
Lots of stuff has changed for typed Python over the last few years. (starting with 3.7, but picking up with 3.8)
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by erinnh 4y ago
Cant really talk about WhatsApp. The term you should be searching for in the bridge documentation is "backfill". On Telegram it works fine for me.
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by erinnh 4y ago
Thank you. The only info I found was their cloud connection. I was interested because I wouldn't have to deal with customs in their case, but considering the price and interesting integration, dealing with customs might be better :P
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by erinnh 4y ago
Totally not a judgement about the quality of it, but it amazes me how the IQAir is only supported via Cloud. Even for this really local information I need to contact some Cloud to be able to get the information into my smart home. This stuf
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by erinnh 4y ago
Look at tubearchivist. It can do what you want. You can subscribe to playlists, as well as automatically update and download videos.
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by erinnh 4y ago
Im confused by it. I cannot listen to audiobooks without either fully focusing on it or forgetting half of it when Im listening to it while doing something else. Even with podcasts I have the same issue, but there I dont really need to list
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by erinnh 4y ago
These kind of laws are called „Schutzgesetze“. Protection laws. Where individual rights are limited to protect individuals from what lawmakers perceive as negative effects. You are definitely free to your opinion on this. It’s a social diff
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by erinnh 4y ago
There has been a relatively recent ruling by our top (non-constitutional) court in 2019 that ruled on whether CEOs that arent (partial) owners of the company are employees. (Az.: II ZR 244/17) They ruled only that in the specific case
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by erinnh 4y ago
That might be true in the EU, I have no idea. But not in Germany. An employee cannot choose to work longer than that. I still was slightly wrong. The average work hours cannot exceed 48 hours a week. But an employee is not allowed to work m
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by erinnh 4y ago
Thats really complicated. A really rough breakdown is an employee is somebody who is bound to the directives of the company he is working for. Ie. cant by themselves choose their working hours freely (amount as well as time) or what they ar
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by erinnh 4y ago
Yes it does have a definition. One of them (literal translation is "working hour fraud") is working less hours than you need to as per your contract.
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by erinnh 4y ago
I was talking about full time jobs, which these "overemployed" stories generally talk about. Its technically legal to work two jobs, but in reality it simply isnt because of employee protections. Such as its illegal to work more t
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by erinnh 4y ago
This whole "movement" is really strange to me, because, as always, this depends on where you live. Where I live, this is entirely illegal. So, to me, it always is just a different word for fraud. Then again, we have actual employm
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by erinnh 4y ago
In Germany, they are normally treated as employees for tax reasons, but not otherwise.
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by erinnh 4y ago
Its not about the connection. You can connect to the website. But the website shouldnt save the IP address for anything other than technical relevant purposes. Ie. logs should be ok if its to combat DDOS and the like (for a limited time, ie
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by erinnh 4y ago
That seems like the very least that should happen. You fired me, got me to sign a contract with a severance payout. Obviously Im keeping that. To get me back to a company that fired people this easily and without thought, youd need me to pa
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by erinnh 4y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but I'm always surprised when people say they never get ads on Safari. Its one of my major annoyances, that sometimes I do get ads on my iPhone, even with Ad-blockers.
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by erinnh 4y ago
Thank you for the information. As a side question, if I may ask: In Germany every person is allowed to be an observer of the count and watch how votes are counted and tallied. Was this not possible in Brazil beforehand? Or more to the point
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by erinnh 4y ago
I made no comment on the Brazil election, because I have no information about even how elections look like in Brazil. I was just commenting on the statement that only fraudsters would be against electronic voting machines.
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by erinnh 4y ago
The CCC (Chaos Computer Club, which are one of the largest hacker collectives in Germany) area also sceptical about electronic voting machines and have been campaigning against them for roughly 20 years. Id definitely not call the CCC &quot

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