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by herbst 11mo ago
The average air quality in all of the US is not as bad as in some European countries?
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by herbst 11mo ago
Do you actually think that is the case? Because you have big streets and cars, small cars and actual safety standards would make it less safe? That's the most American sentiment I've heard today
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by herbst 11mo ago
Definitely no. At least not where I am from. America is just as bad s China, Russia or all the other freaks terrorising our world. Edit:// I also don't know when this believe ever should have existed. Or why it would have exi
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by herbst 11mo ago
What a time to be alive! (For Europeans)
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by herbst 11mo ago
I have time so I tried to study one or two things. The harsh reality is that every university that supports remote studies I have looked at explicitly or implicitly required apple or even worse windows hardware.
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by herbst 11mo ago
8 years or so in. I would lie if I say it's hard. Every job I had was way more tiring than whatever situations I bring myself into. I love the freedom and doing nothing when I don't feel like it is the most inspiring and creativit
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by herbst 11mo ago
For the advertiser, not the customer. There is never and incident to show the best product instead of the best paying one. This discrepancy is always there for everything we see and get advertised for.
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by herbst 11mo ago
I am super efficient these days. But that's exactly what it feels like. Coding is not fun anymore and needs a lot of stress resistance now. However doing actual manual coding starts to feel weird as well
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by herbst 11mo ago
Having used ChatGPT several times for specific shopping it always recommends components that don't work together well and misses relevant context. I wouldn't trust it anymore
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by herbst 11mo ago
I am so absolutely fascinated by the "5.0 breakup" phenomenon. Most people didn't like the new cold 5.0 that's missing all the training context. But for some people this was their partner literally brain dying over night
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by herbst 11mo ago
I think the issue is less the politics but "their politics" it's absolutely sickening what is going on in that country. On par with the most horrible countries of the world. Nobody wants to hear and read about North Korea all
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by herbst 11mo ago
I am an immigrant in a very rich and beautiful country (hint, not America) and they don't track me specifically or make my life more miserable. Consider what you do with your life and if this is what you actually want.
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by herbst 11mo ago
It's incredible hard to build a ad business around fairness. In 99% of all cases it's going to be a highest bidder thing.
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by herbst 11mo ago
That's where people understand Roblox wrong, they do actually manually pick and promote some of these dangerious "games" on their homepage. Which kinda makes it to "their content"
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by herbst 11mo ago
Color me naive but we're there micropayments, sex and actual gambling in DOOM?
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by herbst 11mo ago
I am watching YouTubers showing these things for years to the public. Somehow people don't really seem to care at all. Roblox is really really weird.
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by herbst 11mo ago
Is that something trump is saying or is that an actual fact? It's hard to tell the difference these days ... And from my stupid European mind this is not at all how things happened. Also the conflict still didn't stop, I don'
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by herbst 11mo ago
For not caring to much, they try to take a lot of influence in a conflict that's not theirs
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by herbst 11mo ago
I always wonder when we stop calling a thing a name when it stops to apply anymore. The government the name Myanmar is from is dead and lost all control. The "country" is split and controlled by several different groups as far as
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by herbst 11mo ago
I usually don't start anything before I know where to market it. So the first 10 or 100 users are usually day 1 after the first one or two public posts. That likely doesn't help other than, think about where your customers are
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by herbst 11mo ago
Because it doesn't matter. Or it didn't in the past, now it's a security nightmare to not have your number anymore and risk someone else having it before you changed it everywhere.
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by herbst 11mo ago
This is very interesting. Thank you for making me aware!
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by herbst 11mo ago
Big fan of bunny.net as CDN, however Cloudflare is my "smart" filter for all kind of attacks, AI scrapers, malicious traffic, etc. Am I missing something or is bunny.net not actually a replacement for that?
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by herbst 11mo ago
As ADHD "patient" that used both I usually tell the other way around. Ritalin has a weird crash and all the side effects for me while Dex is just like a super effective coffee with minimal crash or anything.
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by herbst 11mo ago
No, it's several virtual server mostly because simplicity and I sleep better at night :)
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by herbst 11mo ago
Concurrent and constant. This is nothing like real traffic, nothing like the good old hug of death. It seems to find the slowest endpoints (well it does like my search and category pages, but sometimes it really hammers a single page for an
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by herbst 11mo ago
This is the sad reality behind it. My websites would be constantly down because of AI scrapers. If anyone knows a good alternative, that doesn't cost an arm and a leg I am very open to hear!
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by herbst 11mo ago
Because big companies can't stop looking at my website ("borrow" my content for their AIs I guess) constantly? Makes sense
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by herbst 11mo ago
I get constantly attacked. Usually it's big actors like Facebook, Azure and OpenAI who bombard my servers without any respect or logic. I need to update my access rules constantly to keep them away (using Cloudflare) Sometimes it'
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by herbst 11mo ago
I am paying for this shit service and this is my longest downtime I had in years. Can anyone recommend any other bottleneck to be annoyed with in future?

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