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by herbst 1y ago
Interesting observation. I sometimes I run into deployment anxiety when I changed to my things at once, I usually try to push through and monitor results with a racing heart for hours. I consider myself to be "burned out" as in th
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by herbst 1y ago
This! In my school time I usually worked around using any office tools which appeared way simpler for me than learning office tools. Statistics in ruby, markdown instead of word and I had the most beautiful CSS & html only presentations
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by herbst 1y ago
But then always when there are websites that DO NEED to get printed, you can be sure you are going to print at least the full footer, several ad banners and one or two pages with basically no content as well.
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by herbst 1y ago
Risk? Are there are known professional fighters without brain damage at the end of their carrier? Afaik not even bob-racers have that luxury
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by herbst 1y ago
So you are telling me the can get the data my Facebook, Google and any other US company without my consent but in this case it's somehow actually enforced?
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by herbst 1y ago
So you decided it's ok to be part of the problem because others are too?
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by herbst 1y ago
Exactly. Same boat here, fully legal normal business. My main issue is literally having customers from middle east. I've had bank accounts frozen, PayPal reverting my business account to personal without notice, fees, crazy amount of f
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by herbst 1y ago
That's a weird assumption. I am not talking about cd and grep I am talking about one of the thousands of tools available in any Linux repo. It's more likely to get it run on WSL than assuming it would just work on a Mac.
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by herbst 1y ago
I built a cool tool the last week's. I spent more time on evaluating payment processor than the code itself. I have ~5 projects in my shelf I did never launch because I didn't find a payment solution. Got instantly banned with all
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by herbst 1y ago
This is a long ongoing issue tho and one of the main reasons many European sex stores don't take credit card at all. Visa and master do enforce irrational morals
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by herbst 1y ago
There are or have been rules about which colours a dildo can have. It definitely sounds like Christian morals being forced on us.
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by herbst 1y ago
Just one of the ways the US forces it's weird morals onto the world.
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by herbst 1y ago
Apple has zero to horrible support. There is no community. It's tech is a black box, it may is working 98% of the time but when it isn't you are fully on your own and have no actual way to do anything. Not to mention that it looks
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by herbst 1y ago
To my understanding this also was the common reality no 5 years ago.
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by herbst 1y ago
That's the same company twice, Apache which was just another standard implementation of httpd (the cern thing) and one company that isn't and wasnt relevant outside of the us and surely isn't known as tech driver around here
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by herbst 1y ago
Surely a few come to mind. Well distributed around the globe, kinda focused around my living area obviously as this is what I hear most. How do you see that? Do you see an obvious tech leader in all fields somehow?
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by herbst 1y ago
That's like saying whoever invented the wheel also invented the car (For reference likely Iran & Germany)
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by herbst 1y ago
It even used green power. Literally zero complains or outcry from the public yet. Guess we like progress, especially if it helps independence.
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by herbst 1y ago
Why do you think it's about money? IMO it's about much more than that, like independence and actual data freedom trough reproductive LLMs
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by herbst 1y ago
Is there any metric to quantify this as a fact or is it just one of these things US people keep telling themself? In my lifetime I never got the impression that any area was particularly the scientific leader.
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by herbst 1y ago
A research project from Cern in Switzerland mind you. And a English guy who created all the protocols there
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by herbst 1y ago
You are embarrassed because other countries can do things too?
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by herbst 1y ago
I made a Google account without even owning a number a few days ago. Afaik only one of my Google accounts has a phone number and pretty sure that's only because AdSense.
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by herbst 1y ago
Time to give less fucks and place focus on joy (if not already)
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by herbst 1y ago
That's totally not my experience at all to be honest. But we all have our unique and different bubbles we end up in. I know a lot of people with children quasi depend on WhatsApp for their children activities, when in other circles Tel
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by herbst 1y ago
IMO There is nothing classicly social about that, none of these apps have any central aspect that makes you engage with people you actually know. they are just doomscrolling ad platforms not social media in my opinion. It didn't replac
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by herbst 1y ago
The next social network will not be another social network. Most parts of Europe long moved away from any social media dependency all that's left is IM/chatting. Where only WhatsApp is a somewhat popular American software, the res
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by herbst 1y ago
Another reason not to deal with any company that has any kind of Facebook focus at all
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by herbst 1y ago
Imo a lot of change is already happening. The sentiment wasn't good the last years but now it's turning into going away from American services rather sooner than to late. More and more European alternatives pop up, governments and
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by herbst 1y ago
Will it still force Hitler references into my code? Edit:// I feel stupid now for not realising this was again just one of the _brilliant_ marketing moves

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