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by jijijijij 3mo ago
Buddy, I am just on HN and FetLife. Maybe get rid of your own delusions before judging strangers on their imagined social media bias. > Most AfD members share your sentiment. Maybe you should qquestion this feeling. I heard they also dri
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
Merkel era was "incompetence"/inaction, Merz is pure malice. Remember when he did the McDonalds ad during his campaign and then the first thing after being elected was the gastronomy tax reduction which heavily favored, you g
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
I think especially in the US it presents as fascism, and the AfD clearly models itself to their image, but fundamentally I think it's globally rather an anti-democratic, social-darwinistic oligarchy. Nothing in current German politics
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
In context of the article, the economic performance is hardly relevant. The authoritarian forces are still strong in Poland, their institutional damage persistent.
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
As a German citizen let me tell you, the rate of decline this country is in is truly shocking. This is by far the worst government in my lifetime, and remarkably there is wide consensus about it across the population (above 85% dissatisfact
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
I live in a big city. There are a few record stores, but if we're being honest, let's also not exaggerate by calling them my local store. And if I would opt for the journey, it's not like I would find this cool group of m
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
Yes, and it's always been hot in summer! > go to your local record store, look at their wall of employee recs, or gasp talk to them and ask them. What local record store? What local cinema? What local bookshop? Congrats, if you&#x
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
> To state that it is not acceptable kinda evokes the image of some higher force that intervenes and changes the situation Yes, this higher force is morality and conscience. Going back to the original argument, Saxony isn't sponsori
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by jijijijij 3mo ago
Yeah, this is all about sentiment, not facts, huh? > the point is whether it is actually dangerous for the everyday people. Again, that's not just whataboutism, but irrelevant. "Everyday people" in Saxony are not affected
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
You are right about the pH implications, but respiratory acidosis leads to hyperventilation, not hypoventilation. CO2 will kill you regardless of oxygen supply. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercapnia
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I am frequently in Leipzig, it's indeed a very nice city. But it's also immediately obvious people with a (visible) migration background are a smaller minority than elsewhere (which is backed by stats). So for a lived experience,
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
Wrong comment? I wasn't talking to you and you didn't address any argument made, just reiterating the ever same Ossi vs. Wessi blabla. > I have grown up in one of those apparently 'nazi-infested' areas, my entire fami
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
My man, I didn't even bring up the AfD. So think about that for a moment and do some introspection. You are projecting a lot. And downplaying those numbers with all cause mortality... Maybe think about that too, hm?! And your source st
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
Husch, husch, zum Schafott mit ihm!
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
> Which is of course exaggerated as usually and if you are referring to the AFD, my take is that the focus on the eastern part is just cope by the western part, they are rising the same in the western part, the eastern is just ahead of t
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I know about the historic connection, but that doesn't change the political/cultural climate in the area. As a matter of fact, the chairman of Silicon Saxony is concerned as well: https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft&#x2
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I wonder how these will fare in Saxony. I presume it's an industry which will attract and depend on highly qualified foreign workers. Dresden itself may be fine, but parts of Saxony are sadly no-go areas for anyone remotely non-white,
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
If I was Queen of Germany, I would put everything into a platform like Arduino or RaspPi which can be widely used across industries and education. Some amount of taxes will be allocated to buy these boards and guarantee demand for manufactu
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
Europe's economy has a higher share in the industrial and agricultural sector. The US isn't the sole "western" benchmark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_secto...
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
For me that IP belongs to apple, when using the iOS mail client. I presume Apple forces third party apps to use their API and then stuff like this happens. Guess that's also on google, not mitigating that issue, tho. Have you tried a V
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I am not using Yahoo. Idk. I tested it multiple times to make sure I am not making up drama. I would post screenshots but I can't be bothered to edit them for privacy right now. The disclosure mail has this in source (from OMA perspect
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
That's what I thought, but I happens to coincide with the actual leakage, so.... What is bad UX is the fact there are two reply buttons in the iOS client. One "in" the mail and one for the thread. The mail one pretends to r
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I am starting to think all these "privacy" features merely exist as excuse for getting people to hand off their mails to Apple. Clearly the all do not deliver on the intended functionality, but the proxy/relay routing happens
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
Can you comment on this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48752294 ? To me it seems, at least in this instance there is not even an exploit needed and the feature apparently is just broken beyond belief.
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
> then the real mail gets disclosed in the mail source. It's not just in the source, I totally overlooked the fact the real email address is shown as sender. Lol. > Does the initial sender matter? Like if it’s the HME address tha
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I think they are hinting at the ad hoc "use hidemyemail" feature within e.g. the mail client. I don't know what I am doing, but from a quick test, the mail header is at least disclosing the internal recipient (mail@host.com)
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
I think "real email" address is underselling it, since that's commonly the apple-ID, which is the gateway to some people's whole digital existence. Not to mention the fact, you tend to use hidemyemail in particular for s
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
> I was arguing that the cost of running a “cheap” UG is closer to the cost of running GmbH than running a LLC. Then maybe you should have said that instead of talking about start capital... The mere difference between UG and GmbH is the
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
Yeah, and then the charging businesses start selling your stuff anyway. So really, it's the comic creator, who is naive.
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by jijijijij 4mo ago
Doubt. xcancel.com does not even seem to have any advertisements at all, when I disable ublock. Site seems remarkable clean, no thirdparty connections apart from a cdn. Sure you didn't type cancelx.com? Cause there something shady is g

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