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by herbst 1y ago
Every ThinkPad I ever owned is still setup and waiting to be used. My T420 is about 14 years old and I still use it from time to time. It was older than 5 years when I got it.
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by herbst 1y ago
I am very certain that AI will slowly kill the rest of "social" in the social web outside of closed circles. And they made their only closed circle app (WhatsApp) unusable and ad invested. Imo either way to are still in the proces
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by herbst 1y ago
Wouldn't it have been sexually exploiting the initial idea would have just been just a closed Myspace clone with not much path to success. He never tried his secret sauce again. He never realized where his actual success was
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by herbst 1y ago
Call me classic and old school. But I call a company succuessfull if it actually does make more money than it spends. Everything else is just driving dept and economy but no actual success
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by herbst 1y ago
I am pretty sure AI can, at this point in time, not take any blood tests, hold a complex feedback loop with a busy doctor, nor do I want to put any blind trust into its health suggestions. But that's me and as OP said, not everyone has
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by herbst 1y ago
What the person at the desk actually does when I check in: - Check in docs or with doctor if any tests need to be taken prior visit. And takes tests - Glance at my history and ask follow-up questions for prior visits and medications. Inform
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by herbst 1y ago
That's not what you want to hear I guess. But Adderall has a dirty crash, using pure Dextroamphetamine and not one of this mix pills makes the crash more bearable and less tiring
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by herbst 1y ago
I find the effect very short lifed personally.
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by herbst 1y ago
UK has a much higher population density.
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by herbst 1y ago
That's the most American comment. Inventing a 2 party idea when there is none and justify their positions based on that.
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by herbst 1y ago
If we're still at Facebook before this you've been brainwashed into so many other bullshit ideas that this AI thing doesn't seem as out of the place. Their whole idea of the metaverse was purely toxic, so is their idea about
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by herbst 1y ago
He claimed to bring prices down while (not after or before) increasing prices for meds from Switzerland for his people. With very little consequences on the Swiss market. He lied, obviously.
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by herbst 1y ago
Wait the evil Chinese made drugs cheaper? That's evil!!!
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by herbst 1y ago
It's not only funny as f but also scary and sad to see people who could be smarter than this falling for orange man and his words and actually dare to repeat them internationally, not only confusing everyone that doesn't know abou
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't agree. I was in the market for a European offroad SUV just recently and the most looked after models are between 1995 and 2005. The gear, the V6 boxing motors, the massive steal frames, the actual pulling power and that all on
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by herbst 1y ago
Honestly as this always was an obvious issue I usually just used ; and never got a complain. Obviously both . And , are used way to often not only for numbers. I am surprised this is problem enough (in 2025) that people emotionally discuss
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by herbst 1y ago
Is this 2025? Why would any software safe it invalid like that to begin with?
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't know any of these problems. I use a modern operating system and office suite that supports CSV not a specific subset and syntax of it.
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by herbst 1y ago
Same here. XP was an absolute security nightmare and the internet felt like the most dangerous place ever. Everybody and my mom were constantly passing viruses around. I haven't looked back switching to Linux back then.
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by herbst 1y ago
Americans don't use CSV?
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by herbst 1y ago
> And they have behaved relatively nice for so long that some young adults don't know any other side of MS now. Only if you have no soul or morals
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by herbst 1y ago
> just as reliable as usual The widespread downtime issues the last years aren't what I call usual
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by herbst 1y ago
I am not sure if you read other news but I am not aware of constant discussions when our insurance is comparingly cheaper than for example Austria but we earn 3 times as much.
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by herbst 1y ago
Thanks for the insights! Obviously I am economy noob. > US has famously high drug prices due so cutting edge pharma makes much of its profits there That's still weird to me. Switzerland has a cutting edge pharma market too and healt
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by herbst 1y ago
I bought the hardware without knowing that and have a device bound license. It's weird that the software literally degrades when the device isn't attached. The hardware limitations are crazy and weird, especially when you realize
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by herbst 1y ago
I recently looked and bought into the DJ tech today. I know mixxx, used it many times. And Rekordbox isn't perfect either. But you can't even compare. If the one is Dj Software, mixxx right now, is just a music player with DJ them
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by herbst 1y ago
It matured to the point where it's like the fun sister of java. That was the "boring" language nobody found cool anymore but powering so much more than anyone thought (and still is) when Rails was still the cool kid around.
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by herbst 1y ago
It felt lonely until I had a (love) partner. She maybe doesn't care about all the technical bullshit I load on her, but she listens and is happy to be supportive.
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by herbst 1y ago
So the assumption is they take the hit of 250% and just keep providing the US with these unique drugs when the US is "only" at max 20% of the total market? Afaik even less the more specialized drugs get. Edit:// it'
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by herbst 1y ago
I was taking a train from somewhere in Bavaria to Austria. More than half of the ride the train lady was chilling next to us because "there is no internet, I cannot check tickets" the whole ride you could see houses out of the win

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