herbst

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by herbst 1mo ago
In European online shopping it's very common for everything thats not ment for only one country. Within Switzerland there is zero need for PayPal do you don't see it as much, but if you ship to Germany or Italy things start to get
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by herbst 1mo ago
Which is the problem. Why does something like this even exist?
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by herbst 1mo ago
As Linux user I am not picky when I do get software at the same or faster release cycle than anyone else. That's still more than uncommon.
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by herbst 2mo ago
Upload things, upload print profiles and get points, exchange for printer or tools or filament. Sounds weird but for whatever reason it pays very well
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by herbst 2mo ago
Replacing my old ender with something that actually works was a relatively spontaneous thing for me. And as it's purely a hobby I looked for something price sensible but with multicolor support that I don't have to thinker with an
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by herbst 2mo ago
If I would have read more into it before buying a Bambu I would probably own a prusa too, also I get where you are coming from, my $300 ender was a years long pain with >$800 in upgrades and replacements and barely show worthy prints. Ho
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by herbst 2mo ago
I never used Windows, I never used Apple, I never used Adobe, I made my life harder than I needed to for my ideals... Now I am old and have enough hobbies and want things that just work. Got an iPad, and honestly most apps actually suck and
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by herbst 2mo ago
I am not sure if that is actually the case. Everyone I know with anything else than a bambu still has regular maintenance, constant adjustment and failures. Bambu just works. Sure prusa are cool too, but much more expensive and still more m
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by herbst 2mo ago
That's so obvious when the answer to "X per capita" is usually "but the US is so big"
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by herbst 2mo ago
Maintaining yes, but creating I yet need to see an example that doesn't shout "made with AI" on the first glance. And also for maintaining you'd still need a skilled engineer to avoid the AI taking stupid decisions. I kn
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by herbst 2mo ago
This sentiment is why more and more apps/websites and tools start looking the same, acting the same and being broken in the same corners. From what I can tell we ain't actually there yet. We will be sure, but at this point in time
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by herbst 2mo ago
In Bern, Switzerland there are still a few of those "historic" Pissoir in public. (Well at least 2 that come to my mind, one actually really old) - the second near a club is also used by girls, I never watched how but they do. As
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by herbst 2mo ago
I've seen people shit in the jungle because what you describe has only been the case near Bangkok and Chiang Mai for me. Just because they smile when you ask a random restaurant for using the toilet does not actually mean they are happ
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by herbst 2mo ago
I ran an online shop from Switzerland. Some years ago packages suddenly returned with the info I need to register with a packaging something company now. I had no idea what's going on, I didn't understand the concept and what they
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by herbst 2mo ago
Because the trend is over and people stopped living of sweepstakes calling that nomad lifestyle does not mean it's over?
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by herbst 2mo ago
Sounds reasonable. Good luck
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by herbst 2mo ago
Any pointers who you are going to donate to first? Edit:// your imprint is still Claude default stuff
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by herbst 2mo ago
I hope you are right, until then I just hope people would stop killing each other at this rapid rate
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by herbst 2mo ago
I get where you are going at, but in the conflict we talk about I am pretty sure both sides are killing children right now. So still complicated. So is the US bombing children in Iran and many other countries in the past years. Is the US th
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by herbst 2mo ago
Sure it absolutely makes sense. But for me and my eyes 200 people passing by are somehow still less "busy" than 25 loud and stinky cars. That's what I mean with I need better wording
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by herbst 2mo ago
Ok that's not what I consider a "busy street" but I get your point, need better wording there.
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by herbst 2mo ago
When I talk about health implications I often end up saying "but it's less bad than living next to a street" which statistically many things we spend time optimizing about are. However most people live next to a busy street .
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by herbst 2mo ago
I am not apolotical, how could one be really? It's more like the whole topic is so full of hate, propaganda, missleading information from all sides that it's either I spend a few weeks or months reading into the history of it or I
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by herbst 2mo ago
Don't get me wrong, fake news is real. Obviously, always was. But the hysteria and the way "fake news" is used to this day to discredit everything someone doesn't like is definitely forever associated with trump (for me)
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by herbst 2mo ago
Our economy is weird. Paying someone to sharpen a knife in Switzerland (high hourly wages) can easily be more expensive than a new cheap knife. Same for a proper sharpener tool.
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by herbst 2mo ago
European here with little political knowledge. I thought Israel is just some kind of liberal safe space, I am still sometimes confused what it appears to really be but try to avoid having a strong opinion either way.
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by herbst 2mo ago
From my POV the fake news hysteria was bound to trump's propaganda efforts and nothing else really. But that's just a stupid central Europeans POV
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by herbst 2mo ago
It could be that easy
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by herbst 2mo ago
I honestly didn't put that much thought into it. I assumed it's woke as it opposed the sexual name, from my short Google fo this was the main reason for the fork. I am not American either so I had no idea about the "old meani
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by herbst 2mo ago
They made WhatsApp the barely supervised TikTok/Instagram for children. How is that not child neglect to begin with?

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