harha

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by harha 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what sort of problems would customers typically run into? My very naive understanding is that it’s just the OS and then only even a distribution (just to emphasize- very naive), what would they need apart from some network
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by harha 4y ago
See step 8 on the installation instructions [0], the installer prompts the password, I don't recall firefox or chromium requiring that. [0]: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftedge/forum/all&#x2
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by harha 4y ago
One note on that: last time I tried installing edge it asked me to enter my password, which I find unnecessary.
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by harha 4y ago
It’s time for a law that gives you the right to keep pirated copies if you own (as in press the buy button, even if it’s an indefinite rental) the original.
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by harha 4y ago
Curious if that would end the game (though not enough to try again)
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by harha 4y ago
It’s legit but not complete, it’s not the official form (amtliche Fassung) and only the current laws, not the historic view. In Austria for instance RIS is much more complete: https://www.ris.bka.gv.at/ Edit: not directly r
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by harha 4y ago
Quite interesting reasoning given in how many places the state intervenes and how high taxes are. Though then again not that surprising that they manage to publicly fund something and then ruin it, leaving the taxpayer in the worst conditi
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by harha 4y ago
I wouldn’t say they’re unfounded, humans just evolve more quickly to adapt through technology, giving access to previously inhabitable places. There’s still a lot of these left though overall quality of life would get worse in terms of livi
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by harha 4y ago
Well then they should leave. If corruption is such a no-no in the EU, US, etc., and businesses like Mastercard and Heineken, then this would have to become a tournament of the Qatars and Chinas of the world.
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by harha 4y ago
FIFA can only operate this way as long as the country organizations tolerate it, it’s interesting how something like sports that is commonly considered as representing a country is so massively corrupt and everybody is ok with it (and I’m t
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by harha 4y ago
To add to that: most sites just compare the features at best. I’m interested in actual usability and durability, things you might need more than five minutes or just reading the specs to find out. E.g. how do headphones handle multiple devi
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by harha 4y ago
Agree, the flat and tiny webcams aren’t really necessary at home or in the home office and I don’t know anyone who carries even the smaller webcams around. As long as it doesn’t look too bad, a larger lens and sensor would be perfectly fine
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by harha 4y ago
Adding to that: just because someone has your fingerprint, they won’t have full access since you can’t reset to a new iPhone and get the backup with just the fingerprint. It’s the combination of fingerprint + the previously authenticated de
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by harha 4y ago
Also: it used to be ok-ish to have all settings in one place when apps were rather simple and few. Now it's super annoying to be in an app, want to change something, go to settings, scroll forever to find the app settings and make the
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by harha 4y ago
This + the guest user would be amazing. My iPad's typically in the living room, if someone want's to quickly look up or show something, this would be ideal. The regular user would be great for the rest of my family, especially whe
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by harha 4y ago
My first iPad, I believe it was the third generation: I would have never used it if it were as slow as it has become today. It also lost some synchronization options, though I don’t recall what it was. That being said: I kept my 2013 MacBoo
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by harha 4y ago
Yeah but pay many thousands per year for filing taxes etc and spend years to dissolve. Along with all the personal liability as director. UG is a massive scam in that sense, definitely not what’s advertised.
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by harha 4y ago
Not so fast if you’ve already moved on and not in Germany anymore. I’ve tried it, even set up an online fax number in 2021 to communicate with them, but there’s no real resolution. Also German post won’t properly forward mail anyway and to
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by harha 4y ago
Wait until you need to dissolve a UG, that’s a long painful and expensive process
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by harha 4y ago
Any recommendations on where to get started to understand the idea behind it, where it’s used and how to approach typical problems?
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by harha 4y ago
> To me, the big misstep seems to be that Netflix invested too much in low-quality filler that shows up as "viewing hours" Reflecting on that: I’ve started to reduce my consumption all together. Bought Blu-ray’s of one or two s
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by harha 4y ago
Well no, but I also don’t want to constantly be switching just to watch one or two shows. The original benefit of Netflix was that you could have a service with a decent selection, no hassle. If I click unsubscribe, that’s more or less fina
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by harha 4y ago
Netflix really had a value proposition a few years ago before all the other players came in. A good selection of rotating movies and shows, sharing accounts with a good model (# of simultaneously running screens). This was way better than c
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by harha 4y ago
If they at least had USB-C, then you could use it on your laptop (or at least try, never sure if any USB-C adaptors ever work)
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by harha 4y ago
This is pretty cool, there's so much value in knowing how to create things, same as in manufacturing, producing drugs etc. I would love to get guided through how they wrote this.
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by harha 5y ago
Good point, though I’d argue more people use two screens on a MacBook than an iMac as a screen, since it already provides a computer.
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by harha 5y ago
Not sure this is fair to the consumer. Apple was advertising usb-c as one port to rule then all. When the device has two of these ports, why should the user expect not to connect two displays? Especially since this restriction didn’t apply
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by harha 5y ago
Maybe because it’s all easy to find. You don’t need years of experience, just search for the plug-in you need. Sure it’s probably worse, not really portable and possibly insecure, but the barriers of entry are so low that it works great for
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by harha 5y ago
Smart dictator isn't typically a sustainable strategy, there are democracies that do much better, the most typical example being Switzerland. My impression is that this is a typical German reply to criticism, yes there are worse cases,
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by harha 5y ago
Have you been to Germany? As a non-German who has lived there, I wouldn’t trust government to make good well-founded decisions in the interest of their voters.

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