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by herbst 1y ago
I wonder what needs to happen for US people to realize that only they could stop this. Are even any values of the US left to fight for?
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by herbst 1y ago
I've read brain drain in this thread multiple times. I might agree this happened back then, but I don't know what people mean by it right now. Where is the term coming from suddenly and why is it used to uncritical?
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by herbst 1y ago
Is this some kind of weird meta joke or are people actually arguing about staring into the sun in 2025?
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by herbst 1y ago
That's where I got my update anxiety from. Everything was broken after every update, but we loved the updates still. It wasn't easy and majong did not help back then.
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by herbst 1y ago
Ex. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/04/swiss-presid... He literally made a personal point out of it calling the swiss president things in public.
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by herbst 1y ago
Did anyone say it won't? Welcome to America the land of trump
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by herbst 1y ago
I am wondering if this is maybe very welcoming for the EU. I don't think the common American creator ads a lot of value to our culture at this point, so maybe nothing of value was lost really.
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by herbst 1y ago
According to swiss news orange man does in fact complain about swiss foreign policies to the American public.
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by herbst 1y ago
It's very likely that after a few of these comments you aren't getting a visa anymore. That is far from practiced freedom
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by herbst 1y ago
That has been a long while ago since they stopped trying to portrait this image
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by herbst 1y ago
I could see local variants of American data dealers for Europe as well. Facebook without all the privacy issues would be borderline useable, maybe.
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by herbst 1y ago
The split between the US and the rest of the world maybe never was bigger than today
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by herbst 1y ago
That's a great way to make sure to have zero bird population around your place very soon. Which will come with a new peak of insect population.
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by herbst 1y ago
First and last and only time I saw actual brain on a street was in Rotterdam. I did wear a helmet in NL.
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by herbst 1y ago
A lot of cool music software is running natively it not better on Linux like reaper. After some config pain I am also surprised to see mixxx being a serious alternative to Rekordbox. It's not impossible, and everything is better than b
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by herbst 1y ago
In my area according to Google maps I see J1772, CCS1, CCS2, Typ 2, CHAdeMO, NACS next to schuko (landline) (in Austria right now). As said not all stations provide all the standards, not every station has CCS2, hence why I carry multiple c
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by herbst 1y ago
No.
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't drive a RV, I just charge my campers batteries sometimes. I have 3 different connector cables from the common connectors I found in Switzerland, France and Italy only.
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't know how it is in the US but there is no one standard charging port here in Europe.
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by herbst 1y ago
Did you finish reading the article? Most swiss cows only wear a bell one day per year.
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by herbst 1y ago
The article says profit has risen slightly compared to last year July. But they also mention several examples with new perks that are definitely not targeting healthy travellers (like free parking, food credits, ...) I just checked hotel pr
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by herbst 1y ago
That is what you say. If we don't get chlorine chicken, mass farmed cow meat and stuff like this many of us are already very happy.
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by herbst 1y ago
I love going to France, and really like their quality approach. But try going to Germany or Austria. Basically the same price or more expensive at the same or worse quality.
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by herbst 1y ago
Switzerland has plenty of tariffs around farmed goods to keep our farmer market healthy. But it does indeed make products more expensive (and higher quality) and everybody here knows and most accept that.
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by herbst 1y ago
You didn't specify any architecture design. Your prompts are about 10% of what would be needed to one shot this. This is what you do wrong.
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by herbst 1y ago
For me it looks more like out of the control bots than average requests. For example a few days ago I blocked a few bots. Google was about 600 requests in 24 hours. Bing 1500, Facebook is mostly blocked right now, Claude with 3 different bo
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by herbst 1y ago
More than half of my traffic is Bing, Claude and for whatever reason the Facebook bots. None of these are main main traffic drivers, just the main resource hogs. And the main reason when my site turns slow (usually an AI, microsoft or Faceb
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by herbst 1y ago
Not at all. Also usually when things break you can just Google and fix it within a few minutes. It's not the hours of debugging why grub suddenly broke or X isn't starting anymore it was long ago.
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by herbst 1y ago
Same experience here. I wanted to like it, after all it appears to be exactly what I want. An professional, stable Unix system with enterprise support. I was and am still surprised that I found nothing of that and even Ubuntu or fedora comm
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by herbst 1y ago
I've had a MacBook Pro for about a year. I've got actual burns from the case, I couldn't use a external screen without it being attached to power and it was incredibly loud, I didn't like the OS, the support I've wi

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