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by kaffeeringe 3y ago
I am happy with Nextcloud. There is everything you need. And you own your content.
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by kaffeeringe 3y ago
It's not just about emissions. It's also about cities full of cars. Even in the car-obsessed USA the cities with the best public transit are the cities that are the most prosperous.
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by kaffeeringe 3y ago
I build a website in 1999 for a company which remained online unchanged until ~2019.
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by kaffeeringe 3y ago
People are not always just pro and contra topics. They aren't sceptic or enthusiasts. Normal people can simply have questions about topic as well as most people aren't pure fan-boys.
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by kaffeeringe 3y ago
Companies want you to consume and not to create to become a competitor.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Planets were cool. There is still a planet at ubuntuusers.de: https://planet.ubuntuusers.de/
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
A good feedreader wouldn't poll again when it receives a 304 response.
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Anytype. FOSS Notion Alternative(anytype.io)
25 points by kaffeeringe 4y ago|7 comments
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Why can't people just ignore stuff they don't like and leave people alone. :-(
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Amazon likes to open warehouses where they are the only bigger emplyer in the area, so that it's not so easy for people to switch jobs. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopsony
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
I thought dark patterns were user interfaces where you e.g. want to deny all cookies but there is only a big green button to accept everything and only a small light-grey x that opens the settings... On the other hand it IS being critizied
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
I learned in linguistics that brains can't think in negations and at first understand the unnegated and then negate it. Popular example: "Don't think of a pink elephant." And you'll think of a pink elephant...
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
That's strange. Do yo block JavaScript or something?
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
There is a not yet public API. But there's a law in Germany that should make this kind of data available in a central "Mobilithek". Mobilitätsdatenverordnung (MDV) And I think there's even something in the EU on the way.
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Show HN: Live-Map of Public Transport in Kiel, Germany(mobility.kielregion.de)
35 points by kaffeeringe 4y ago|10 comments
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
What is the problem of elections being somewhat random? The important function of elections is, that you can get rid off a government. They are not in office for life and they have to convince enough people with their doing - maybe some peo
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
I wonder, how much energy is being burned for these kinds of experiments.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Property tax is the fair share you pay for the value of the property, that it only has because of the society surrounding it.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Well, they have got police, metal detectors and mass shootings in school. It fits that toilettes are regulated and students are under surveillance like that. So they learn how to behave in jail. The USA is the country with the biggest priso
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
I use a 2014 Chromebook with GalliumOS and it's the only notebook I need. Sadly Gallium isn't developed anymore and the battery isn't very strong anymore.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
How about Lemmy? At least it's connected to the Fediverse: https://join-lemmy.org/
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Everybody knew, Lord British made Ultima.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Not Just Bikes. The Dutch solved a lot of urban problems that most other countries still haven. This is a guy from Canada living in Holland, talking about urbanism, mobility and all the rest.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
He didn't "buy" the software for 6000$. He gain a license to use it under Teslas conditions. He broke them. Welcome to the future of driving.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Well, cool. Speeding is the main source of accidents. Even escooters know where they are and reduce the maximum speed in some zones. Nobody ever was killed with an escooter. Why can't we restrict cars to the speed they are supposed to
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Dreamweaver!
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
I learned HTML by looking at other people's code. It's a wonder thatvthis feature is still standard in most browsers. That also made me a firm believer in open-source.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Cool!
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
There are several good apps.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Nice!

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