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by h0nd 5y ago
It does not only apply for penalty kicks. I encountered this situation on the pitch regularly, especially when I had time instead of pressure. Same in table tennis. I tend to make unforced errors the more time I got.
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by h0nd 5y ago
I didnt know this definition of the word Verschlimmbesserung. The context I known it from, are situations where you already have an answer which is correct. But then you 'revise' it so the answer is wrong.
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by h0nd 5y ago
I prefer open protocols to closed platforms, so Signal is no alternative to email for me.
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by h0nd 5y ago
I am totally with you and this is the ideal situation in a perfect world. However, prior to any tweets by Musk, the media already claimed that autopilot was (likely) on as there was no person in the drivers seat. Is it possible that Tesla&#
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by h0nd 5y ago
I still cant stop thinking about the potential of this solution not limited to Apple/iOS devices, such as an open protocol.
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by h0nd 5y ago
I rather not want Dropbox to know about the contents of my images.
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by h0nd 5y ago
It's great to have an 'Oversight Board' that does not have to follow any rules and does make decisions arbitrarily. Definitely in the global trend.
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by h0nd 5y ago
It is common in non secularized countries.
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by h0nd 5y ago
Looking at the 'Suggested for you' posts in Facebook and Instagram, I am really puzzled about the way data is used. Whereas they definitely have access to a lot of (my) data, they are still unable to correctly know my gender. And
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by h0nd 5y ago
What is an 'abnormal operation' for a SSD? In my understanding an SSD is a storage device that allows to write and read data. Does 'mining Chia Coin' involve anything else/different than writing and reading data - w
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by h0nd 5y ago
This is ridiculous. I start ignoring services and platforms that are limited to mobile OSes.
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by h0nd 5y ago
Same here. Even just looking at the title, I wondered when would a battery be considered 'dead'. There is no description of this in the whole article.
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by h0nd 5y ago
I am really amazed, how telegram is able to make an app with so many functions and its download size on iOS remains below 100MB. This is insane, comparing with little functionality of other apps that easily 'weigh' 200+MB.
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by h0nd 5y ago
Maybe a time to use a technology that is open and not bound to an ecosystem.
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by h0nd 5y ago
Thats a different product, afaik.
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by h0nd 5y ago
I am using Volumio since more than 5 years and even updated the hardware version of the Raspberry in the meantime. Since the analogue output of the raspberry is sub-par regarding quality, I chose to add an extra DAC ( http://www.h
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by h0nd 6y ago
In my view as a consumer, I welcome the possibility to support the author with my device's computation power. And I prefer this to being harassed with undesired ads.
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by h0nd 6y ago
The only thing I noticed when I used AMP instead of the regular site, is that the comments are missing. Never saw an advantage of this, as 'slow websites' is not an issue in my country.
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by h0nd 6y ago
Problems with captive portals incoming. Even in the past I had troubles if I couldn't come up with a non-https site to be redirected to the captive portal successfully.
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by h0nd 6y ago
Sure, same source as original article: https://japantoday.com/category/national/Tokyo-reports-340-c... However, I just saw that the rate is for the whole country, not for Tokyo alone.
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by h0nd 6y ago
Exactly, thats my point, too. You brought up a very nice example (which i actually experienced first hand as well). I feel forced to circumvent this so called 'protection'.
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by h0nd 6y ago
Since phones are nothing else than computers nowadays: I want a phone that I own! The mobile phones are by far more limiting and take away control of the owner. A simple example would be the possibility to edit the HOSTS file on Android. I
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by h0nd 6y ago
The second part of the law in question disallows anyone to order someone else to wear this or that. Imho that was the deciding part.
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by h0nd 6y ago
How does such a digest look like? Does it allow to read news articles without leaving google?
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by h0nd 6y ago
Interestingly, I was on the verge of addressing this one specific sentence too. Especially, in the light of what was/is happening in Australia. Generally, I prefer to act for the things we care about than changing the rules to optimize
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by h0nd 6y ago
Sometime I dont get the full article, so here for those with the same issue: Google plans to stop selling ads based on individuals’ browsing across multiple websites, a change that could hasten upheaval in the digital advertising industry.
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by h0nd 6y ago
Thank you for your very well observed and written reply.
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by h0nd 6y ago
Well, that is a different statement than what he is saying.
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by h0nd 6y ago
>News organizations, for example, didn’t charge readers, in the misguided hope that more eyeballs on their stories would bring in more revenue from the banner ads they displayed. Which part of this is misguided? That is exactly how it w
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by h0nd 6y ago
A quick search for worldwide data shows that both Shopify as iOS have a market share in the ~23% area.

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