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kuerbel
9mo ago
To intimidate other reporters
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9mo ago
Maybe it's not about gaining something, but rather about not losing anything. Signal seems to operate from a kind of activism mindset, prioritizing privacy, security, and ethical responsibility, right? By warning about agentic AI, they
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kuerbel
10mo ago
The premise is off. These aren’t "everyone else’s problems", NATO, the UN, trade stability, and foreign aid exist because they serve US interests too: security, markets, alliances, and predictability. The US isn’t benevolently car
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10mo ago
Maybe nextcloud workspace, perhaps with Onlyoffice plug in? Iirc you can get managed nextcloud from ionos
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kuerbel
10mo ago
What was too hard if I may ask? Maybe your teacher focused on the wrong things for/with you?
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kuerbel
10mo ago
Same here. I really want to stop peddling Microsoft stuff and support m365. Don't know where to go from here though. But if there's a will there's a way right?
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10mo ago
And that's across a park. Let me tell you about gregarious flowering of certain bamboo species, which are synchronised all over the world. They bloom at the same time. Nature is a deeply commited eccentric :) https://en.wiki
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11mo ago
You are downvoted, but correct. Fascism is one possible failure mode of capitalism. It is capitalism stripped of brakes, guardrails, and ethics. A kind of panic-driven hyper-authoritarian capitalism that pretends unity can solve material co
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11mo ago
It went off the rails with Game of Thrones. Before that hyperviolence was found mostly in horror movies, and that's fine imo, it's a specific genre. But nowadays it's in so many shows and movies.
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11mo ago
Germany can slide, but it’s much harder than in Hungary or early Putin’s Russia. The Basic Law has built-in guardrails: core rights can’t be abolished, the Constitutional Court can block illiberal laws instantly, power is decentralized acro
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11mo ago
The idea that Russia would “have the two strongest armies in Europe” if it won in Ukraine doesn’t make sense. A defeated country’s army doesn’t magically become part of the victor’s forces. Ukrainian soldiers wouldn’t serve Russia, many wou
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11mo ago
I live in Germany and I'm not afraid of Russia. If they had more manpower they would have overrun Ukraine by now. They do not. I'm not saying it would be an easy fight, but Russia stands no chance. Not even with Belarus on their s
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11mo ago
That would make an interesting SCP...
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11mo ago
I am thinking about opening my own shop, distinguished by digitally sovereign offerings, for instance, Stormshield over Cisco, Proxmox over VMware, Matrix/Element over Microsoft Teams, Nextcloud over SharePoint... I've been doing
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11mo ago
When I started doing cloud there were two options at my old company: AWS or Azure. I went for Azure. Now I do m365 consulting and some Azure and I feel terrible. First of all those are terrible products, they lock you in heavily, they are o
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11mo ago
I'm also not a native speaker and wondering the same. Why is not called net wealth?
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11mo ago
I would still refer to them as capital. They might have more money than the gdp of a small state but that doesn't mean they are a state.
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11mo ago
I have a feeling you'll be downvoted, but you are correct. Marx was an economist before he was a political commentator, or philosophist, or activist or whatever you want to call him.
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11mo ago
I’m from Europe, and that’s what I focus on when talking about inequality: even if everyone’s living standards are rising, extreme wealth concentration can erode social cohesion, limit access to essential services, and distort political inf
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2y ago
I like the hugelkultur graben bed. It basically composts itself. Very low maintenance in comparison.
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2y ago
> there is no genocide So the ICC already decided on this? No? Well, then I wouldn't be so sure about this if I where you. Because starving a population, denying them water, fuel and medicine amounts to genocide in all but name.
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2y ago
That is not true. It is still at around 40k. https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/may/13/gaza-m... >They showed 24,686 dead which appeared to be a downward revision from the figure of a
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2y ago
then boot up linux and light a candle for linus torvalds
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2y ago
It's what I would be in favour of too. I also wonder, do full time carers not worry? What if tragedy strikes, it's not that uncommon - an accident during commute is enough to render someone unable to work? Also I wouldn't wan
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3y ago
Do you think it might be because of the higher salaries? I live in Germany and they hire more easily, even though after usually 6 months it is harder for them to get rid of you than in Switzerland.
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3y ago
The manual clearly states that the breaking discs need to be cleaned every, what was it, 25k km. Thats a job for a mechanic. Also in the DIY section it says that the brakes should be burnished as well.
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3y ago
This one is normal (every tesla I know of does this, ymmv of course). However their older model 3 and y were equipped with some very shoddy engineered suspension arms which, over time, started to creak because water can enter them. Also all
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3y ago
I don't know about browser options, but on the android app I can choose between 7 different audio languages and 29 subtitles. Looked it up just for you with an episode of "The good Doctor", which is not a netflix original. I
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3y ago
2.5-5h exercise per week not day and simple things like taking the stairs instead of an elevator, going for a walk during lunchbreak, taking the bike instead of the car, cleaning, shopping (usually involves walking) etc all count.
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3y ago
Screen time can impact behavior and psychological well-being differently compared to most other sedentary activities. While both can affect physical health, excessive screen time specifically affects psychological well-being along with its
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