kiney

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by kiney 2y ago
those are the better k own examples. But its pretty common. Friend of mine got raided for posting a meme that contained a swastika in negative context.
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by kiney 2y ago
Democracy can't work without freedom of speech whis is seriously broken in mamy EU countries. In germany it's completely normal to get raided by police and all your digital devices stolen for posting pretty harmless memes or opini
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by kiney 2y ago
Democracy can't work without freedom of speech whis is seriously broken in mamy EU countries. In germany it's completely normal to get raided by police and all your digital devices stolen for posting pretty harmless memes or opini
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by kiney 2y ago
Switzerland is not EU
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by kiney 2y ago
can confirm. Great for small and cheaps VPSes
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by kiney 2y ago
The US is arguably more democratic than the EU and many of it's member states. And I am an EU citizen myself
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by kiney 2y ago
the problem here isn't football. It's rampant censoreship and net blocks in the EU. (same problem different methods in other EU countries. In germany theiy raid your home for harmless political satire)
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by kiney 2y ago
answer to 1 depends on where you are
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by kiney 2y ago
comma.ai devices do have drivee monitoring which is activated as default
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by kiney 2y ago
aws is vastly more expensive than running physical servers e.g. in colocation
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by kiney 2y ago
its a bad thing. Nothing good about it.
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by kiney 2y ago
EVs use their brakes less which ironically leads to more problems because of rust
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by kiney 2y ago
now I'm curious about the illegal thing
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by kiney 2y ago
it was just a reply to the "Lex normally does all his podcasts in English." part.
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by kiney 2y ago
I live near Wolfsburg and the Volkswagen Currywurst is readily available in some supermarkets around here. It's hands down the best Currywurst you can get. And it is really being produced by Volkswagen - in contrast to their also kinda
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by kiney 2y ago
he did the interview with Milei in english/spanish mixed too
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by kiney 2y ago
most of those things are actually not verifiable measurable facts within any useful definition
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by kiney 2y ago
nice idea, but it fails completely for me. e.g. "show me all IT companies in <suburb where I live>" should show my company (and only my company) - but it shows two other companies that aren't actually in the same city a
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by kiney 2y ago
I've been saying for a while that most of the time we didn't replace pets with cattle bit pet servers with pet clusters. The need for a tool like this proves my point
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by kiney 2y ago
the "american" style was literally imvented by a german company
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by kiney 2y ago
3 phase power is near universal inncentral and northern europe. And it's useful for powering saunas, electric warm water or bigger tools
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by kiney 2y ago
most trackers have some kind of bonus point system
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by kiney 2y ago
why would they? On Linux yoi typically use thr distribution provided binary or if you really need something newer a container
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by kiney 2y ago
BTRFS
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by kiney 2y ago
I use syncthing for files and radicale for calendar and contacts. Very lightweight and stable for years. Radicale sits behind a proxy with basic auth, so dont have to worry about patching vulns to much.
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by kiney 2y ago
find a remote job?
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by kiney 2y ago
which was the case for internet related companies
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by kiney 2y ago
I tested wayland for a while to see what the hype is about. No uoside lits of small workflows broken. Back to Xorg it was.
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by kiney 2y ago
pip freeze Is what you're looking for
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by kiney 2y ago
How is this ironic? It's in exactly the same spirit of coercing people to "consent"

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