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by kuerbel 7mo ago
An EV is the superior vehicle in every aspect. Cheap fuel, reliable, nice to drive, less maintenance costs, less noisy and yes, no local emissions.
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
As a Swiss all I can say is that this is not how that would work out. Some of the most polarising statements I have ever heard come from Swiss politicians. Although it is a more recent development since a certain billionaire (what else) too
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
I don't agree with you. An endeavour like this is bringing humanity closer together. After the moon landing people all over the world said "we landed on the moon", not "the US landed on the moon". After they release
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CLTR finds a 5x increase in scheming-related AI incidents(longtermresilience.org)
1 points by kuerbel 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Migrating to linux will be started this year. I think a big step is also replacing sharepoint with Nextcloud. Iirc they have 30k workstations.
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
https://www.heise.de/en/news/Goodbye-Microsoft-Schleswig-Hol... That was the situation at the end of December. Note that projects like these often fail not for technical reasons, not even cost, but political press
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Large parts of one german state switched to open source. First they laughed at them and now they are envious. The switch to Linux is happening this year. Until the end of the year they want all workers on Linux instead of Windows. It is pos
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
There is a famous German comedian that invented a figure known as "The Kangaroo". It once said: "Whether left-wing or right-wing terrorism – I see no difference there." "Yes, yes," calls the kangaroo, "the
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Yes yes Let it write a black box no human understands. Give the means of production away.
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Not really. Only if you discount all external effects on the environment. There are more productive agriculture systems with more yield per sq* but more manual input, but less side effects. E.g. permaculture.
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
A lot, I'd say even most people in Germanys long term unemployment scheme which are not already working part time (Aufstocker) have severe mental and physical health problems. More pressure isn't going to help those people but it&
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Univention Corporate Server.
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
... it was shut down in 1998, relevant section from German Wikipedia as the English version is lacking details: In June 1997, Prime Minister Lionel Jospin announced the closure of the power plant as one of his first official acts. He justif
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
No it's not. Nuclear plants are not compatible with climate change. Spain and it's rivers will be too warm to cool them down: https://www.euronews.com/2025/07/02/france-and-switzerland-s...
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
No, we did not. Katharina Reiche and that guy from Bavaria are certainly not "Germany" or the majority of Germans. No atom reactor is going to be built, it's just typical rhetoric from both of them. Not even the major energy
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Exactly nothing because you can release the seat belt yourself. It's about giving up freedoms you might never get back, because it's not your decision anymore after giving them up.
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FCC chair threatens to throttle news broadcasts over 'hoaxes' about Iran war(theguardian.com)
6 points by kuerbel 7mo ago|1 comments
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by kuerbel 7mo ago
Raw flour is just as dangerous. It can contain e coli and salmonella, among other bacteria.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
Hi! I meant specifically the us admin pushing for more defense spending in Europe. There was so much emphasis laid on this, while saying they don't want to wage more wars. But now they are going all in, so that part was a lie. Unrelate
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
I fear that the push for increasing defense spending in Europe was in preparation for a new NATO alliance case. They are certainly going to try it.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
It was trump who killed off the original agreement. The IAEA was content with the way the inspections went, Trump just once again talked out of his ass.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
It all started with the war in Gaza. We, the West collectively, with the exception of only a few European states like Spain and Ireland, allowed them to perpetrate war crimes, which were rarely met with criticism, let alone consequences.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
The wahl-o-mat is not biased, it's based on the respective election programs. If one party decides to put something "about the suffocating monopoly of notaries" in it, it's not enough to be mentioned. There have to be so
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
I used chatgpt often but switched to Lumo a few days ago. I like Lumo a lot. It almost never ends with a follow up question. If it does it's a sensible/useful one. It readily searches the web if it's not quite sure what the c
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
It's not a slippery slope. It's a narrowly defined offense tied to a specific historical crime: the state-organized genocide carried out by Nazi Germany. It's a response to a specific historical responsibility. The decisive f
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
In Germany, ads are not subject to prior government approval, as that would violate the constitution's prohibition of prior restraint. However, advertising is heavily regulated, especially in areas like medicine, gambling, and tobacco.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
I'm German. Punishing people for holocaust denial is exactly the right thing to do. There is no reason to deny that the holocaust has happened, because it has happened. We don't see this as censorship, it's a safeguard agai
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
20/40/70 GB of outbound data is included, depending on the tier. But you need to meet pretty high licensing requirements, e.g. for enterprise: Microsoft 365 Business Premium, Microsoft 365 F3, Microsoft 365 E3, and Microsoft 365 E
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
But autoscale is a feature of azure virtual desktop. It's also much easier to deploy than citrix. So that makes this offering even weirder.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
Of course they switched to devbox which is nothing more than azure virtual desktop with some added bells and whistles... also has the nice side effect that it's a subscription. Nice for microsoft at least, less for the consumer.

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