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by herbst 2y ago
No idea where Spotify is from. My point was we didn't need it here in Switzerland as much as collecting music from the internet was a normal and legal thing long before that.
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by herbst 2y ago
I remember the time where there was no party without constant Spotify ads running over the speaker, that's the only type of free account I know of. Other than that my point was how incomplete it is and always was. It could be nice as a
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by herbst 2y ago
Sounds fun. What kind of mini PC are looking at? I am a big fan of used Dell wyse 5070 devices you find from $70, native Linux support, rather big community (easy to Google). Running one as a server and one as an mobile PC even. One thing I
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by herbst 2y ago
It never was. The idea of using a limited catalog as the sole source of my music content is like assuming Netflix is all you need on a TV.
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by herbst 2y ago
It not only costs more but usually comes with a less bright screen. You can also just buy a $100 usbc touchscreen if you really ever need one.
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by herbst 2y ago
Not sure what you expect from your light. But from all the random bulps I've seen and tried I still very much like all my WiZ bulps, their light and also that I can control them with a HTTP API without awkward hacks our cloud weirdness
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by herbst 2y ago
Its still an mostly American phenomen. I've met plenty of people in my career who didnt learn CS and changed in the field later, mostly trough self education and interest. In Switzerland if you make a second degree it's usually sh
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by herbst 2y ago
Literally no reason to believe any of this. Might be true, but doesn't matter if it's used as propaganda like this.
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by herbst 2y ago
Is it just me or is the answer quality rapidly decreasing for the public models anyway (o-mini and whatever it degrades to) I am shopping things for a bigger DIY project for a few months now and recently it started to hallucinate products w
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by herbst 2y ago
Welcome to the USA
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by herbst 2y ago
Everybody can basically decide to Flag-theorie their life and avoid paying taxes altogether. Thing is if a country makes it easy for someone to do their own thing it can cultivate a healthy environment for founders people may not even get t
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by herbst 2y ago
Being an US business makes things complicated in Europe. Especially banking is very eager to understand every single US associated transaction to your account.
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by herbst 2y ago
If freedom is your actual target, you might see that differently. Many of my own life choices have been to minimize monthly costs in order to invest time and money to build more freedom for myself (i.e. own things that make money). I never
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by herbst 2y ago
First thing I tried to never work more than 80% (~35 hours per week). It's the first thing I ask for, not money. Having a day in the week just for me felt like pure luxury. Perfect to get things done and actually enjoy my weekend. Howe
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by herbst 2y ago
Gas boilers and stoves aren't common anywhere else in the modern world.
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by herbst 2y ago
I actually was surprised that most DAWs I see recommended for newbies actually work natively on Linux like Reaper or Bitwig. (I am newbie in this topic, I just found that argument funny, times change)
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by herbst 2y ago
The smiley is for all the fun Software can be, if you want to.
858.
by herbst 2y ago
I don't think that's true anymore. I install Linux on families computers for years now. And maintaining is zero at this point. The majority of computer usage of a normal user is within their browser and maybe office programs and s
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by herbst 2y ago
That's so subjective. I've wasted hours in Apple forums, writing bug reports just to get ignored, and had so much pain using Mac for over a year as developing machine ... Things I would have solved with Linux with a single IRC vis
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by herbst 2y ago
Like confirming the update process every few months? But seriously, I don't get that point. I install Linux on all my families machines and setup auto updates. Either they all turned to tech pros because of their Linux usage or they do
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by herbst 2y ago
Personally I think this was never less true than today. Many durable, more cost efficient, machines that run Linux perfectly fine :)
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by herbst 2y ago
The reason most social media doesn't have Payment baked in isn't that its new, but that Apple and Google have VERY strict ideas what kind of transactions are allowed in Apps and which not. Other than that. The closest I've se
863.
by herbst 2y ago
So there is car Industrie in Denmark? That's what I am saying.
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by herbst 2y ago
As European but not German or Czech I couldn't care less about where my car was made. The idea of a 'local' car doesn't really exist, when there is no car industry in your own country.
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by herbst 2y ago
The world Economy getting worse and more confusing is a good thing for crypto and barely avoidable now.
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by herbst 2y ago
Depends on where you are looking from. EUR & USD perform kinda badly the last years compared to CHF So either swiss is doing super well or everyone else isn't.
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by herbst 2y ago
> Do not take St. John's Wort! That's got all kinds of side effects. That's to simple, but be aware of the side effects when you take it. I still prefer it to any other antidepressants, especially for short time use. Excep
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by herbst 2y ago
Not op and not raising my own cattle. However IMO finding a farmer you trust and ordering directly once a month or so is easier and cheaper than buying meat in supermarkets.
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by herbst 2y ago
Biontech is German company. Let me guess, none of the nobel price guys is actually American?
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by herbst 2y ago
Basically any web programming stack offers a database editor/admin panel. Imagine a clean phpmyadmin with WYSIWYG editor and full/more control. Imo it's easier to just roll a fresh rails project and use any admin gem than to

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