jglauche

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by jglauche 10y ago
It's called Arbeitslosengeld II and I'm getting rent paid + 404€ for my life per month.
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by jglauche 10y ago
If you have a business in Germany, they require you do use your name on your passport. They require the name of the director on an "imprint" page on your website. Plus, obviously the costs of going to the notary when my name chang
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by jglauche 10y ago
First of all, it's not that infrequently, if you add checking your bank account. That's one thing you do way more often if you are (self-)employed. Problem is, seeing my old name might, if I'm in a very good mood not do anyth
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by jglauche 10y ago
Name change and gender assignment change is basically one thing in Germany after parts of the law got nullified. They required you to get sterilized before you could do the gender assignment change, before 2011.
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by jglauche 10y ago
I'd never get anything done. The feeling is quite hard to explain to cis people. But I'll try anyway. So you're trapped in a life that you don't want to live in. You've been trapped in there for too long. When you f
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by jglauche 10y ago
The changing of the law is long overdue. Parts of it have been nullified by the highest German court in 2011 already. The conservatives probably won't do anything unless the EU forces Germany to update their laws. Society is fine with
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by jglauche 10y ago
Germany has a Transsexual law from 1987. Currently I'm undergoing the name change process, since all paperwork has to go under my old name (who is this guy?? Why do I have to sign for someone else?). They won't even change my bank
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by jglauche 10y ago
I'm currently on welfare in mid-sized city in Germany and can say that it's definitely possible to stay alive as long as you stay the obedient slave of the Jobcenter. What does suck is when something breaks. Your computer, your ca
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Being a Scanner personality and my failed tech company(jglauche.de)
4 points by jglauche 10y ago|0 comments
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by jglauche 11y ago
From my own experience, I do trust anyone doing actual psychotherapy more (hence 'client') than a psychiatrist who see their patients for 10 minutes max. My therapist knows me so much better than any of the doctors. I've bee
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by jglauche 11y ago
I am aware of that but what's the facebook site about?
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by jglauche 11y ago
"Please login to Facebook to access this Safety Check." Can anyone tell me what this is about?
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by jglauche 11y ago
I am in Germany and I am a member of https://foodsharing.de/ . We collect food from shops that would throw it away otherwise. In my town, we have a cooperation with a small organic supermarket where we collect food twice a
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by jglauche 11y ago
Location: Mönchengladbach, Germany Remote: Yes (willing to go on-site for a while) Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Ruby (and Ruby on Rails), JS, PHP, Linux. Also fond of hardware projects involving 3d printers or similar small scale
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by jglauche 11y ago
I can imagine that this is not easy. I'd like to hear some ideas to that though, as I lack all the details on what's going on there (just been there once on a business trip - and I know they treat foreigners with money much differ
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by jglauche 11y ago
So, isn't the real question how to get you into a more liberal country so you can continue your work?
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by jglauche 11y ago
Wow, that's a lot of funding for just another resin 3d printer. We have had printers like Form1 in the low-cost segment. I'm surprised about the funding amount, as the market is currently very very stagnating.
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by jglauche 11y ago
Location: Mönchengladbach, Germany Remote: Yes (willing to go on-site for a while) Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Ruby (and Ruby on Rails), JS, PHP, Linux. Also fond of hardware projects involving 3d printers or similar small scale
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by jglauche 11y ago
If you aren't too tight on budget, I'd recommend the Lulzbot TAZ Mini at the moment. It's sturdy and reliable. It's fully open hardware too.
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by jglauche 11y ago
Just a 3D printed gearbox. For me this is rather a promotional article than something really interesting. We've been able to print these kind of gears for years with reprap or reprap-like 3d printers.
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Being a Transsexual Hacker: My Upwork Experience(joaz.github.io)
2 points by jglauche 11y ago|0 comments
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by jglauche 11y ago
SEEKING WORK: 3D Printing & Small scale production expert Location: Germany (flexible for flying in for up to a few weeks to many countries) I'm a 3D printing expert with 6 years experience in low-cost 3d printers and small scale p
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by jglauche 11y ago
But boot the customers when they try to give constructive feedback on what they are missing on their blog? That link http://dabase.com/blog/Hiveage_grievances/ is not bad publicity, the reaction to it is.
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Ask HN: Where to store your open source documentation files?
1 points by jglauche 11y ago|0 comments
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by jglauche 11y ago
Damnit, my existing cert expires September 12. Any free alternatives to that?
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by jglauche 11y ago
true words, true words...
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by jglauche 11y ago
1. I am seeing a therapist bi-weekly and I talked about this to her. 2. I have no alternative to that as I hate 9-5 jobs as I'm terrible unproductive doing them. I'm productive 3-4h max a day and that time shifts between mornings
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Staying productive during money crisis?
3 points by jglauche 11y ago|5 comments
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by jglauche 11y ago
I've stopped drinking coffee after being addicted to it for about 16 years. First week was terrible, then the withdrawal effects stopped. I pretty much feel the same now as I was after drinking my first cups of coffee. I've got mo
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by jglauche 12y ago
The "validation video" makes me very curious. I'm a transitioning trans-women and I'm expecting that my face will change a lot when I'm getting onto hormones. How would it recognize my face again after massive chang

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