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kiney
7y ago
I live in Braunschweig myself, but you can check rent prices for Berlin for example here: https://www.immowelt.de/immobilienpreise/berlin/mietspiegel so now probably about 12€/m² - obviously more expensive in
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kiney
7y ago
I'm german. In 2004/05 I was in argentina a whole year as an exchange studen. Last year I visited my guest family again. Let me tell you that argentinians are very good in talking argentina way worse than it is. I also travel quit
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kiney
7y ago
Take a look at proxmox.
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kiney
7y ago
yes. I left out the details...
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kiney
7y ago
yeah, but most criminals aren't very smart. With german law it's the similiar but only when you do the stuff in one got ("in Tateinheit") - then you're only sentenced for worst thing you did, not everything. As a si
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kiney
7y ago
the thing is: you have to introduce very subtle bugs when the code is open. And if you exploit it in the millions someone is going to notice.
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kiney
7y ago
I was sceptical about the turns-himself-in part. But in norway... yeah, plausible. (I only know norway as a tourist, but I'm there pretty often - once or twice a year)
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kiney
7y ago
nginx is open source. I tend to use the distribution provided packages which in case of debian are reproducible builds. (yeah, i know there's a pro version of nginx. never used it)
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kiney
7y ago
Reminds me of the time when StarOffice became OpenOffice. As StarOffice was developed in germany all the comments where in german. This hindered development for several years when the project became more international before alls comments w
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kiney
7y ago
That's the main reason all my devices are set to english.
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kiney
7y ago
Not relevant but it's funny that the maintainer of osxfuse has the name Fleischer and is discussing on github with Metzger. Both are german words for "butcher". (but also common surnames)
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kiney
7y ago
As someone who grew up in a low german area I can tell you it basically already died. My mothers understand the local low german. When visiting the village where she's from you can still hear some old people using it but I have a hard
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kiney
7y ago
might be easier to user your adblocker
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kiney
7y ago
> I can't believe they build new buildings behind the façade where the windows don't line up. That surprised me also. Here (germany) we got the trend of "facadism" too. But usually they try to properly integrate the o
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kiney
7y ago
That's really cool. Will try it out.
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kiney
7y ago
I'm not up to date with all the spectre mitigations. Is AMDs SMT implementation still consideres secure?
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kiney
7y ago
My father actually bought quite a bit of "Cargolifter AG" stocks. Obviously they are worthless now. The guy that founded CargoLifter (Carl-Heinrich von Gablenz) is still at it and his "new" company "CL CargoLifter G
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kiney
7y ago
Legal expenses insurance is a thing. I live in germany, they are very common here.
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kiney
7y ago
I use beancount in combination with the fava web-ui. Best of both worlds (plaintext/gui). https://beancount.github.io/fava/
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kiney
8y ago
there's something similiar for AMD GPUs: https://github.com/clbr/radeontop but it does not tell which processes use the GPU
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8y ago
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