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by kapep 3y ago
The point is that the sticker would have to be taken off deliberately. If you are caught taking a photo, you can't claim you just forgot about the rules. You broke the rules on purpose and depending on the club they either get very ang
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by kapep 3y ago
I have no idea why they bother but the sticker on my post box and those of some neighbors were removed the third time now in the last 2 years. I know that they didn't remove them themselves because I talked with them and gave them new
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by kapep 3y ago
I have exactly the same experience. It began in my early thirties during a few stressful months. It stayed for about a year but then it was slowly getting better and was gone a few month later. All cures seemed like snail oil to me, or like
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by kapep 3y ago
For anyone who wants to avoid storing the Keepass database in the cloud store I can recommend Syncthing. For extra security I use a key file in addition to a password which I manually transfer between devices.
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by kapep 3y ago
"the story in my head" sounds really weird to me as a non-native speaker. Is that a common phrase? I guess "The story in my head is that you asked me to send that status email ..." means that this is what they remember.
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by kapep 3y ago
Also if I type two characters, I expect to see two characters - and not a single character that is somehow not aligned with every other character's columns. And because it is not aligned, the space left and right seems to be off. Every
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by kapep 3y ago
If your goal is to lose weight, it seems like diet coke is the better choice short-term (because it has much less calories) and normal coke the better choice long-term (because according to studies, NSS don't help long term and to redu
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by kapep 3y ago
Even brand new kitchens get replaced if new owners don't like the style. Just like perfectly painted walls get repainted in different colors all the time or like some people move around furniture to get a "new room feeling".
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by kapep 3y ago
Even better is this comment by another support team member: > I'm chiming in to ensure you've got the answer you're looking for. Feel free to let us know if you have more questions about this. Totally void of any helpful i
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by kapep 4y ago
I would also say "Mainboard" has been the established German word for motherboard for a long time. I almost never hear anyone call it Motherboard anymore in German (and even less the actual German word "Hauptplatine") Ev
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by kapep 4y ago
Also if there are multiple elevators, the one you actually called might stop unnecessarily. Overall it's the same amount of stops regardless whether you take the right or the wrong one. But for some reason being in an elevator that sto
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by kapep 4y ago
> Neither SHA-1 nor SHA-256 are signing constructs, they are hash functions Well that's why they said "stronger digest algorithm". As far as I understand, the repository index is hashed (now using SHA-256 instead of SHA-
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by kapep 4y ago
On the other hand I've seen test suites where each test consisted of 98% boilerplate that got copy&pasted every single time. Depending on the tests setup, they would mix and match hundredths of lines from other tests, which sometim
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by kapep 4y ago
> librarians would close new questions I was in the middle of penning a non-trivial answer to because they'd misunderstood what the user was actually asking By the way, if you don't want your answer go to waste in this situati
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by kapep 4y ago
I also think immediate closing is bad because it can waste your time like in your case. Maybe some grace period before closing would help, then closing also wouldn't be perceived as so bad > I think you can also argue that the dicti
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by kapep 4y ago
Using quirky metaphors and swearing can be problematic for people who aren't fluent in english though. I think the removal of all greeting lines and thank you comments is a bit over the top, but generally pushing a consistent, imperson
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by kapep 4y ago
"Closed as duplicate" has nothing to do with effort or question quality. The only thing that matters is whether the linked questions/answers contain the solution.
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by kapep 4y ago
A subdomain like 2002.gu.com would work without introducing changes to URL specifications, with the domain registrar giving control of that subdomain to the owner of that year. But its such a niche case and also domains are probably sold be
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by kapep 4y ago
You're right to be confused, sorry. I meant to day "Automatic installation of updates when Firefox is not running is enabled by default there." I said "no" to "have it set to not install before prompting you&qu
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by kapep 4y ago
No, I'm using the default settings of Firefox for Windows. I just installed Firefox in a new Windows VM to confirm this. Automatic installation of updates in the background is enabled by default there. There's also a checkbox to u
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by kapep 4y ago
> the tendency to freeze, and then say "restart to keep using Firefox" because it updated in the background and can't continue. I never encountered that, neither freezing nor being forced to restart. By default Firefox wil
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by kapep 4y ago
I think they mean "test code is documentation". For example if there's a unit test that expects an error for a certain input, it serves as documentation that this kind of input is not allowed. It not always feasible to docum
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by kapep 4y ago
That just seems to shift all concerns from one device to another. Is AppleTV or similar devices so much better when it comes to privacy? Or is the selling point just that they don't show ads?
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by kapep 4y ago
I have also never seen a single ad on my LG TV in Germany. I'm mostly using the Netflix and Prime Video apps, but still the overall user experience seems way ahead of Samsung TVs.
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by kapep 4y ago
Where's the oxymoron then? Open-source can be monetized. Marketing can help with that. I don't see any issues with the term "open-source marketing".
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by kapep 4y ago
It's also hard to articulate power if the people have no need for that power. People stay with nano because it's intuitive and good enough at editing some config files. What else would someone learning Linux even do with a text ed
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by kapep 4y ago
There are some comments on this article that are a few month old. To me it looks like they accidentally updated publication the date.
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by kapep 4y ago
> Maybe this changes too in the future? E-Rezept was supposed to launch in 2022 but has been postponed until mid 2023. Some regions already tested it. It didn't work out well, so some regions dropped out of the testing phase. I&#x27
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by kapep 4y ago
I appreciate the beauty that comes with the organic evolution of these buildings but if it leads to a "break lock in emergency" door, it is definitely not better.
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by kapep 4y ago
Even without millisecond precision, you could embed multiple assets that are served with slightly different timestamps to encode a unique identifier.

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