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jeena
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I can second that.
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I've been working in the car industry for 5 years and the last 2 with a big German car manufacturer which gave us a lot of money to set up something on the side which would work better. Once we showed that we probably can do it (after
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jeena
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I used it for a month or something back when I couldn't get the graphics card working, but it was not fun.
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I never switched because once upon a time I switched from Opera to Firefox because it was the most free (as in libre) browser and I haven't found a more free browser yet. I try to live after the maxim: freedom before convenience (at le
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IoTink: Your portable e-paper dashboard
(platis.solutions)
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jeena
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Nobody in my family has a Mac on an iOS devise. It's possible to have family videos private on YouTube and only share them with a small circle of people.
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For some reason I still need to repair my computers, dishwashers, cars, etc. see https://jeena.net/posts/114 or https://jeena.net/thinkpad-t410-speakers-fix and it's still possible if you have the
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> I think it's simply that modern machines are (generally) so reliable that you never have to get under the hood to figure out what broke until you (rarely) do and then you have no conceptual framework for trying to resolve what is
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This really reminds me of https://indieweb.org/fragmention What I don't get is how it will be handled if you have more than one occurrence of the phrase on that page.
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I didn't write fun, I wrote excitement. Taking drugs is fun, adventures are exciting.
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8y ago
But to be honest, it sounds much more exciting to die in space than to die in a hospital.
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8y ago
Are you aware of monitors like this https://www.freestylelibre.us/ ? A friend of mine has it and is really happy about it.
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I'm not sure if it's called like that but this: > BIC + IBAN is often the cheapest way to transfer money internationally and is now free of charge* in much of Europe under EU/EEA directive 2560/2001. BIC + IBAN intern
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I personally hate ads with such a passion that I subconsciously stopped to listen to US podcasts more and more and mostly found European podcasts which offer to pay/donate instead. And especially German podcasts found a way to send the
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Do they do that if something goes wrong with their MacBook too? Is Apple's best interest something it's customers should be striving for, or is freedom (even to shoot yourself in the foot) the higher priority one?
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I never considered memorizing the standard library having anything to do with coding. Same as memorizing where the books in a real library are to have anything to do with being able to read. Learning to code for me is learning the concepts
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Could someone explain to me what's up with those tips? If I'm doing a job I expect to be paid a specific amount. Tips to me seem like pittance which you would give to someone who at least can't work or something, for services
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This stopped happening to me once I moved to Dvorak.
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I guess if even I myself didn't get that from the UI then most probably most of the people out there have no chance to get that either. It would be nice if the UI would somehow convey this information. Also, the size of that partition
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God damn it, and Samsung made the Facebook app now non deletable https://toot.jeena.net/@jeena/101478873892782169
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I had it in docker first, but because I just have the smallest server on Digital Ocean with 500 MB RAM and already running redis and Postgres, using Docker made it obviously start complete new instances which would fill the RAM and swap and
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Interestingly, my first time updating to a new version (I just joined last weekend) didn't go well: https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/9882 I rolled back for now but I hope I'll be able to
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For that reason I just host it myself.
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I too have an anecdote... I am a family friend to a older couple, and for reasons I don't want to discus, the wife who was doing all the needed things on the computer like paying the bills, checking the bank balance, checking emails, p
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Humans are a species, I thought we were talking about all homo sapiens, not a specific group which right now just happens to live in a specific place.
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Interesting, I just joined a week ago and had the same feeling from the start, I was even looking in the settings but couldn't find anything. I wonder if I could change it to use the full width of the window. It's free software an
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That would only be true if having more individuals of a species with every generation would be a positive thing for that species. If we look at any other species, this seems not to be the case. There are limits to resources and often it mak
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I don't think there is a single country which fertility rate went up since the 60ies, not even in Africa: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN
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How are European and Japanese societies regressive? And especially how are religious societies progressive? I think you got it exactly the wrong way around.
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Back in high school in physics we would get minus points if we indicated a too high precision in the numbers we used for calculations, it was considered plain wrong to say 2.232cm if you actually only were able to measure that it's rou
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