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herbst
2mo ago
Honestly: Lazyness. Nearly all I do has being lazy as core motive. Never create myself more work.
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2mo ago
Cool fisherman you have there. Guess that's more than enough reason to just bomb them. I do not claim to understand american logic. I don't want to either.
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2mo ago
Is it? Where I am from you don't get murdered for anything usually. I know little about American customs tho
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2mo ago
It's very easy to avoid American products (there aren't many here in Europe you can't easily avoid) but it's kinda impossible to do the same with china. Except software/web, avoiding US tech is kinda complicated too
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2mo ago
> For instance, you can mock Trump and question the US all day. Only if you are US citizen (so already locked into the system) or never plan to visit the US. But it's very likely you won't be let in and in worst case be interro
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2mo ago
And people actively rooting for it even
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2mo ago
Just checked. The last 2 years yuan was way more stable than USD compared to CHF and the last 5 years about similar. I don't see why I would prefer USD Especially, realistically speaking i buy WAY more from china than the US
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2mo ago
When customers ask me for visitor metrics I tend to explain that it doesn't matter anymore before I show them them the highly inflated absolutely unrealistic numbers.
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2mo ago
I mean we all knew the US is bombing innocent fisher man outside their jurisdiction. That is exactly what central European media seemed to agree on. We still miss the "why" and how there are no consequences so far
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2mo ago
Is this actually what all these horribly buggy "startups" speculate on with their horribly buggy products?
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2mo ago
If I've got told, "oh btw, when you are sick you only get 70% of your wage" my risk management system would go full alarm mode. That's a risk I wouldn't want to take on me. However whatever Germany is doing right no
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2mo ago
As far as i am concerned they stole my Minecraft account by force migrating it and me cannot being bothered doing all that, all the time again.
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2mo ago
This is what I ment. But I also realized that most people don't have the luxury of unemployed money which makes changing jobs way less risky generally.
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2mo ago
Anyone NOT doing this between jobs?
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2mo ago
Swiss people often don't see how awesome swiss is themself except they have been away for a longer while to see how shitty every other place tends to be. Ex. Most people here think Europe is generally this clean. They never bothered lo
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2mo ago
I also like watching the Austrian (actually a tip if you know German, check ATV) and the swiss edition. Pretty sure swiss has at least a German and a French one, maybe even another one. So yeah, there is that.
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2mo ago
At least in Switzerland all of that is done and discussed publicly.
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2mo ago
No, Europe in general is very aware of global warming and it's an active discussion how we move on with that.
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2mo ago
I bought a bunch of bulps when I moved to my house about 7 years ago. Some are on like 90% of the time since. I haven't had a single one go bad so far. Cheap WiZ bulps
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herbst
3mo ago
I stopped with Microsoft buying minecraft. But before that they didn't change but add things. I can't remember a single time I was disappointed because something changed.
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3mo ago
Still not "normal" if you come from a more free place where things like this really don't matter at all.
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3mo ago
Ex. https://apertus.ai A swiss one. No idea if it's any good but it's there
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3mo ago
If you post content like this you likely to get refused entering the US. I realize it doesn't apply to US citizens but it's also not like everyone can say what they want and get away with it.
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3mo ago
There are many great EV cars. But when you have a trailer or caravan we still talk about a heavily reduced range (and often they aren't allowed to pull at all, or weight limits get a problem, at least in Europe)
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3mo ago
I didn't know that. I've got told it's a proprietary format while got shown the insta360 app. Good to know, and reconsider!
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3mo ago
I basically had the choice between this and no laptop at the time ...
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3mo ago
Same here! I still have it in has tiny laptop bag, back then it worked wonderfully for me as a mobile Linux development machine. I had more battery lifetime than with ANY machine after that (10+ hours screen time), but to fair I only run th
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3mo ago
> Who pays for the logistics cost of moving and stocking these products in discount stores and giveaway centers? All the examples I know of (Austria, Switzerland) are social clubs/associations (whatever that is called) and DO NOT de
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3mo ago
I'd love to film in 3d. But being dependent on a single app of a single company (that is not even a good app right now) is literally the worst feature for a hardware I could imagine.
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3mo ago
As if the world needs more reasons to understand that windows is activly making your life worse. Step by step.
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