hermanzegerman

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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
You mean reimburse the money he wasn't entitled to at any time?
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Are you sure? The Chinese traffic Surveillance cameras also photograph who is inside the Vehicles
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
He bragged about it, and certainly didn't spoke out against them So I pitch these ideas, and he says, ‘Let’s do it.’ ” Why not replace the I.R.S. with an External Revenue Service, which will collect tariffs and other levies from forei
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
The commerce secretary has in this case a huge conflict of interest in pushing for these illegal policies in the first place
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
It's enriching himself on the taxpayers expense. Or would you trust someone on advising you, that has a pretty huge financial interest in proposing you policies that will fail because they are illegal?
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
My refund from my cross-border journey this Sunday was issued yesterday. But that was from Germany to Austria, so that might make a difference
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
You've made some unfounded rumors and claims, calling it your "personal" experience whilst calling the fact that there was more investment and maintenance of infrastructure done "subjective". Was your claim that the
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Because stupid people that vote blame the company and not the politicians that underinvest for years
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
If you actually took a train in the last 3 years you would know that the process is know online via the App/Website, and everything is already filled out for you
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Yes, I also prefer the 2nd external battery on my T470. But in today's market it's still one of the most simple to change batteries. And you know you can still purchase a genuine one, 4 years later for a reasonable price
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Much worse compared to other laptops where everything is soldered and glued together and you have to throw the whole thing away when something fails
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
That was always the case with the ThinkPads
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
They still do? You just need to unscrew the base plate, plug it out and the new one in
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Same. And it's still fast enough for almost all 08/15 Tasks if you replace Windows with Fedora
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
I think you are the outlier with Headaches, Fatigue and Nausea from using a 60hz Display
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
UK was always authoritarian. Just look at their extensive CCTV Operations they put up even 10 or 20 years ago. To us Europeans it has always been a "US Lite Version"
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Wow it's so exciting. And next year there will be a M6 MacBook looking exactly the same with slightly different specs. Hardware is completely boring now. That also applies to Phones
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
They don't when it comes to AI, also given the behaviour of Big Tech Companies about undermining local European policy by leveraging Trump into intimidating them, I don't really care about US Tech Companies wellbeing.
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Well the Bavarian State has just tried to give Microsoft a huge contract without tender. But the governing party there is known to be quite susceptible to "Lobbying" and enriching themselves
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
And OpenDesk has managed to do without, they seem to be using Univention Nubus as an AD Replacement https://www.univention.de/loesungen/alternative-zu-microsoft...
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Yes and you conveniently ignored the part where I said you can operate some Windows Desktops or VMs for those services until a replacement is ready. Just because you can't replace 100% tomorrow doesn't mean that you shouldn't
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
The German State of Schleswig Holstein does https://euro-stack.com/blog/2025/3/schleswig-holstein-open-s...
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
In my part of Germany we used BigBlueButton after a short time when Zoom was used. E-Mail and a LDAP account was also always available for students. It's not exactly Rocket Science. There are also ready made solutions available for pur
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
It's not about state secrets, it's about being able to provide services when the US is turning Hostile. Hospitals or Police aren't guarding state secrets too, but if they would loose access to their IT Infrastructure because
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
In what way do they need Microsoft Software or Technology except maybe Windows for their Passport Application? That's special software developed for one customer only anyways. So it's perfectly possible to target another Platform
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
For many services there are drop-in Replacements available. I don't see what's so special about Mail or Calendar from Microsoft vs other vendors. The Quality is also Shit. I get some stupid Errors when trying to Access OWA every o
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Well the State of Schleswig Holstein is ditching Microsoft completely. But it's a difficult political uphill battle, because some Users won't change their habits and cry about it. The Minister shut this up with "Software is a
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
Well at least the Chinese companies share their results with the World freely. And I couldn't care less about the Nationality of the IP
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
If they would sue we could find out in Discovery. Which is probably why they don't sue, and cry publicly for political action
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by hermanzegerman 8mo ago
People would care if Anthropic didn't build their moat on stolen IP and work from others

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