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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Yes, there are all kinds of too big cars standing in our cities.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
You should blog LIKE no one reads it. ;-) Nice article! I also use the blog to link to it in online discussions and my blog is 18 years old there is wuite some stuff in there.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
The alternative is the US model where anybody can do anything with your data and there is nothing you can do about it. Government has to make a law about every case of misuse. To me that doesn't sound better.
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DALL-E Mini: How much energy does it consume?
2 points by kaffeeringe 4y ago|0 comments
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Yes. The app in Nextcloud is great.
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
Google Wave
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by kaffeeringe 4y ago
"Do not track"
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by kaffeeringe 5y ago
Wasn't the point of bitcoin, that you can't be locked out of it?
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by kaffeeringe 5y ago
The biggest difference is, that it ties together existing, living communities like fortnite, facebook and so on. It ist supposed to connect allthe communities you use instead of just creating a new one. So as long as people use any service
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by kaffeeringe 5y ago
Do it!
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by kaffeeringe 5y ago
Nowadays you need an operation system and a system to keep it at bay. Weird. Linux is so much easier.
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by kaffeeringe 6y ago
In my experience this actually works. Very good tips!
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by kaffeeringe 6y ago
This article was not meant to convince believers in conspiracy myths. It's mean for people who discuss with them - they don't have to be convinced.
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by kaffeeringe 6y ago
That is why they should call them "conspiracy myths". Of course there are actual conspiracies. But most real conspiracies are actually pretty simple and don't involve thousands of people around the word shutting up. I think t
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by kaffeeringe 6y ago
As far as I know Constanze Kurz of Germany's Chaos Computer Club wrote her doctor thesis about eVoting and proved that it's only possible if you abandon secret vote. If your voting system is a black box to most people, they have t
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by kaffeeringe 6y ago
These days you need an internet-device and an anti-internet-device like a Pi-Hole plus half a dozen browser plugins. Every driver of every part of your computer is trying to sneak out some of you data. Every website is full of trackers. You
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by kaffeeringe 7y ago
It's legally their job to represent only the workers. And they legally have no way of knowing, what's really going on economically. They may be informed about the financial status, if the company is big enough for a economic sub-c
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by kaffeeringe 7y ago
Nothing will simply come. It will come, when you try and get it. Are you in a union?
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by kaffeeringe 8y ago
I love it!
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Why Facebook and Google don't care about their scandals–or you(fastcompany.com)
22 points by kaffeeringe 8y ago|0 comments
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The Soothing Promise of Our Own Artisanal Internet(wired.com)
2 points by kaffeeringe 8y ago|0 comments
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REDS.box – Get your privacy back in the cloud(redsbox.io)
4 points by kaffeeringe 11y ago|0 comments