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jagermo
5y ago
Ha, Swatch still has its beat time (@beats) on its homepage, nice. That brings be back to the early, early, early internet days.
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5y ago
Baconreader.
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5y ago
I recommend the Wayfarer series by Becky Chambers. Good stories, great worldbuilding and well worth the time and money. Start with "A long way to a small, angry planet". https://www.goodreads.com/series/170872
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Yes, but this kind of understanding can't be used by a "media" company infamous for its rag tabloids (and a former editor-in-chief fired because he fucked his employees and kept a laminated fake copy of a divorce certificate
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5y ago
Megagrift. So sad that Kimble isn't able to add to this...
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5y ago
I switched from bike/trailer to cargobike. First, I prefer to have the kids in front of me. I can see them and, more important, I can make sure that there is nothing sticking out onto the street, beeing mowed down by a car. Second, I
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5y ago
So, what I don't understand: Why would companys use it? For example "Twitter can censor any account or tweet" (its not censorship, but that is another can of worms). vs "Web3 tweets would be uncensorable". Why shou
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5y ago
I mean, I remember back when people were outraged that they had to install steam. Relax and take the free stuff.
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I mean, I use it to extend subscriptions for a few services or buy some digital rpg books. It's good to know that I can get a new coupon every year about the same time.
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5y ago
Sorry, not a native speaker. Yes, they are a bit wonky, with solid, I meant well established and (comparatively) easy to set up.
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5y ago
Yes, but it does not sell them well. Look at Beeper (beeper.com) or Element One (element.io), they actively market the fact, that you can use whatsapp or signal or telegram with them. Using matrix is nearly an afterthought, it's more l
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5y ago
Also, the bridge system in matrix is solid. Most people do not want to ban all other messengers, but they want all their communication in one place. Matrix-based messengers like Element or Bleeper seem like the way to go. And if people then
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5y ago
Plus, you know, storing the waste for thousands of years without a good place to do so. Payed for by the public.
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5y ago
This here. How kids use roblox is fantastic to see, they play in worlds they build themselves and share them.
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5y ago
I feel you. I'm thinking of just pop-ing everything to my NAS and move to another provider - I pay for workspace, so the pain is not too high. But I'm not sure if I lose all access to data shared with that account. That would suck
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6y ago
The most dangerous part is them expecting the 3G to be available during the subway ride.
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6y ago
try the garmin swim 2. I gave one to a coworker to try and he was really frustrated that he couldn't break it. it just kept on going, counting his strokes and all. He tried several different wearables (cheap to expensive) and he said,
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7y ago
They also compare prices to Milan with Rome. Milan is about 600 km more north than Rome, its about a 6 hour drive if everything works out. Nobody who wants to go to Rome would fly to Milan.
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7y ago
and faking emission readings?
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7y ago
Yeah, as a German, I doubt our ability to place fancy surveillance stuff or other military projects onto the seabed.
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7y ago
Read the article. Its a scam-tactic.
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7y ago
I understand Troy, especially his fear of a burnout. That's no joke. I think there are several interesting companies, besides Mozilla. I could see F-Secure making an offer. HIBP ticks a lot of boxes when it comes to business security,
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8y ago
Got a source for that?
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8y ago
Don't do it. Create new ones, if you must. Try to sign into your US accounts from time to time using a VPN.
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8y ago
Mp3 algorithm, Spotify, Opera Browser, Vivaldi Browser, BMW, Audi, Opel, Mercedes...
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8y ago
Interesting read. As a German, are there any downsides to the dual citizenship (double taxes, etc?) To be honest, if you have the chance to get another citizenship that easy, go for it. I don't see any moral problems, especially since
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8y ago
Sadly, it's around Christmas an I have a definitive veto from wife and kids.
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In my opinion, Munich's Linux project could have been saved if they invested a little in the UI part. It was horrible out of date, a pain to use and looked like something out of a 90's geocities web page. The work flows were slow
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8y ago
"Billionaires are people, too. We are leaders in technology, in industry, in finance. Look at history. Do you know who else vilified a tiny minority of financiers and progressive thinkers called the Jews?" ~ Gavin Belson
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8y ago
For me, it boils down to this: do you trust the persons responsible for the security and maintenance to do more than the bare minimum? Do you trust the company execs to not cut corners and try to save a little more by switching to cheaper m
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