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by jebronie 4y ago
No catch, which is why Hetzner is so popular.
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by jebronie 4y ago
its just you
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by jebronie 4y ago
I don't know how to use X yet, so what I used before is better - the post
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by jebronie 4y ago
What a submission title.
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by jebronie 4y ago
Wow, extremely naive. All laws will be abused by bad actors.
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by jebronie 4y ago
A person isn't lying if they think they are telling the truth.
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by jebronie 4y ago
I threatened the report because I wanted to annoy the OP who seems to be a leftist. I can only threaten OP this way because leftists created this stupid GDPR legislation, which I have to deal with almost every day. A report to the ULD will
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by jebronie 4y ago
Great
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by jebronie 4y ago
Since you are german: Your website is in violation of the GDPR and german law in general. Fix those problems immediately or I will report you.
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by jebronie 4y ago
Why do you respond in such a hostile manner to a legitimate question? Why even put this stuff on the page? It makes you look like a really bitter, childish and hateful person.
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by jebronie 4y ago
The autobahn also has no general speed limit. That does not mean you are welcome to go 300 km/h all the time. Unfortunately some peoples stupidity makes it necessary to impose fixed rules for everyone.
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by jebronie 4y ago
This isn't tech news, its just a depressed person.
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by jebronie 4y ago
Nobody in germany generally calls them "polish death camps" and nobody thinks poles are in any way to blame. Even if you called them polish deaths camps, people would assume you mean the Nazi concentration camps on occupied polish
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by jebronie 4y ago
They just are though, once you realise how much more powerful they are. I had a collegue until recently (he was let go), who was a staunch VSCode fan that refused to use Jetbrains IDEs. His code is terrible and riddled with bugs. Most of th
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by jebronie 4y ago
Have you ever worked together with toxic highly political group-think people? It is awful to work in such an environment, where most communication only serves to virtue signal and make others conform to a specific world view. Its exclusive,
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by jebronie 4y ago
Zammad (open source and self-hosted) for email tickets.
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by jebronie 4y ago
I work at an ad agency and we have to send this link to people on a regular basis. We actually had a customer once who put 40 (!) carousel slides on the frontpage of his website and wondered why nobody is clicking through to the linked page
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by jebronie 5y ago
Its really fast, responsive and pretty! Some things are missing imo: - An option to disable font ligatures - CTRL+click to go to definition
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by jebronie 5y ago
I feel the same way. Its so awful to walk the long narrow paths, that are clogged with slow-walking smelly people. The store in my city is also overheated, so not only is it torturous to walk the store, its also hard to breathe and sweaty.
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by jebronie 5y ago
"green" in so far as having a history of helping the construction of LNG terminals to import american gas.
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by jebronie 5y ago
The point is to make the people happy that got the current batch of sociopaths into office.
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by jebronie 5y ago
Well, thats what happens when a bunch of transatlantik stooges of Klaus Schwab get into office.
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by jebronie 5y ago
I wish there was something like an "unmozilla'ed firefox".
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by jebronie 5y ago
<button onclick="window.location.href='https://example.com';">I'm a button with a link</button> This code from the demo shows, why not using classes to style a website is a misgui
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by jebronie 5y ago
For me it only happens when Teams is also running at the same time. Anyone else?
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by jebronie 5y ago
Not really, it's just a gradient along the hue axis, instead of fading colors into each other. It's not more or less wrong than doing it the other way.
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by jebronie 5y ago
Awesome! I came to the comment section looking for something like this, after reading the article.
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by jebronie 5y ago
Thank you. I sometime read that too much "magic" and abstractions can quickly get in the way when doing something complicated that is not covered by a heavely opinionated framework. Is this nonsense in your estimation, or is this
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by jebronie 5y ago
When you learn Rails, you mostly just learn Rails. If you want to learn the nitty gritty details I think a different language might be better suited. I think Go strikes a nice balance between "doing everything yourself" and "
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by jebronie 5y ago
Want something easy to host? Use PHP. Want something fast and simple? Use Go. Want something really fast and powerful? Use Rust. Want something ubiquitous, with lots of developers in the labor market? Use Java. Excuse my ignorance, but what

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