kioleanu

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by kioleanu 2y ago
As a paying customer for the last five years, I can’t wait for an alternative that also allows inline adaptations of the translations, like DeepL does. The quality of the translations is worse now than in the beginning and the customer serv
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by kioleanu 2y ago
They should do that for all plugins that do it then, if it’s reasonable, right? Which is a lot of plugins. PS: isn’t WooCommerce doing the exact same?
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by kioleanu 2y ago
It gets weird hate because it has (had?) an insanely steep learning curve and no setup looked like the other. With wordpress at least, it's pretty consistent across plugins and implementations and very easy to pick up
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by kioleanu 2y ago
We had the same experience with the Xplora watches: we moved 6km away and took the internet contract with us. Whenever the watch was inside the house, it would show it as being at the old address. Outside of he house and away from wifi, it
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Aren’t you the guys who had core hours deep into the evening for your Romanian colleagues but not for yourselves? Hello again!
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Shazam is not illegal in Germany unless I missremember what the app does and instead of being to identify songs based on samples, it's being used to record people
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I recommend you sit this one out, as recording people, even if only audio and sending the sound over the internet is very much against the law in germany
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I had to get an eSIM for my watch - it's also from O2, but in Germany. It's basically a copy of the physical SIM I have in my phone and it worked perfectly. My only bother is that they charge me 15 euros activation fee everytime I
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by kioleanu 2y ago
yes but with the observation that it also interprets your query beforehand and searches based on the interpreted string. It has increased my google/fu ten-fold
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I personally don't do ecommerce and everything vice-related, including gambling. But I can't go to the interview and say: well I've picked you because you're not doing ecommerce and gambling.
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by kioleanu 2y ago
hmm, yeah, well I sorted by salary, proximity and my skills and uhm, yeah, your company came up. Oh, sorry, I mean I really believe in your product and my grandma and I have been using it for 15 years and I want to make a change in the worl
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by kioleanu 2y ago
watching the german law subreddit, they have started taking people to court now, as too many have caught on to the scheme. In court, like you said, the odds really are as good as tossing a coin.
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by kioleanu 2y ago
why would they buy logs from your ISP when they can see your IP address when you're seeding? they just have someone watching the seeders lists and pick out german IPs (or maybe it's even automatic!) and then they ask the ISP who o
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by kioleanu 2y ago
You can have it on DnD and still allow calls though. I have the same on iPhone but 1 contact (my wife)is whitelisted and I always get notifications from her and _all_ calls go through because I never know from which number they call from th
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Only very slightly tangential, I remember when my son had his surgery and had to be in the hospital, they would have these dosing machines for the medicine and they would start throwing a warning sign 3 minutes before the syringe was empty,
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by kioleanu 2y ago
As a loophole, they ended up making the app paid as not constitute disloyal competition, which, depending on the angle makes sense: you have a competitor that you can actually never compete because regardless of what they do, their funding
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I get a DRM Warning from Steam directly also when I visit the page, just not in red
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by kioleanu 2y ago
when I log in into the EA Client, it says that my account is banned, but I still see the game and I can start it. Any other function is disabled. Is that not working for you?
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by kioleanu 2y ago
I have no words to describe how much I hate this. I bought a game recently, It Takes Two, also from Steam and I had to create an EA Account in order to be able to start this OFFLINE game. I didn't want to give my infos to EA, so I used
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Oh no, we have the exact same definition and honestly I find it obscene that the UK office, assuming you, gets to end the day at a decent 5PM while colleagues towards the east have to completely sacrifice 5 evenings a week. I don’t even wan
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Those are some really bad core hours - what gives? Having to mandatory work until 18 (in Germany) or 19 (Romania) sounds like a nightmare in terms of work life balance/family life.
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by kioleanu 2y ago
it's just water and gas Michael, how much could it cost?
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by kioleanu 2y ago
Oh yes, Wayfair. In this case I’m pretty sure AI will be an improvement. Their customer support was abysmal. I needed to send a package back, they sent a company to get it and then refused to refund me because they somehow lost a piece of f
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by kioleanu 3y ago
The free report is the list of entries they have on your name. Based on that they calculate scores and risks, but you don’t have access to those numbers unless you pay. They did buy an app last year called Bonify that allows you to see your
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by kioleanu 3y ago
I use Klarna (albeit rarely) to only pay _after_ any returns are completed and only the amount I need. Not pay upfront and then wait good know how long for three online shop to return my money. I always pay well before the deadline. My bank
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by kioleanu 3y ago
Schufa for buying stuff and Schufa for banks are two different branches, meaning that if I buy something with Klarna, they’ll query a Wchufa service for online purchases. A bank credit will query another service from Schufa, which probably
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by kioleanu 3y ago
Oh he’s holding it wrong
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by kioleanu 3y ago
I had a small business in Germany which I never managed to get off the ground and turned a loss three years in a row. And every year I would do a tax return saying “hey, this is what I spent, this is what I earned” and every year they would
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by kioleanu 3y ago
I only own one game and it's offline, so there's that
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by kioleanu 3y ago
I had this exact problem and I found an app called ScreenZen, which is built on top of Screentime in iOS and you can use it to block specific sites and apps pretty effectively. It just minimizes the app and doesn't let you access it. I

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