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kybernetyk
1y ago
I hope the keyboard is a USB keyboard so I can use it as input for my linux box :)
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Tbh. after the initial shock I got used to the macOS 26 UI. Seeing Finder in the new UI for the first time is a really interesting experience. But you get used to it. (And the sidebar-over-content style is kinda neat). I'm currently in
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1y ago
Try out Micro Four Thirds. I have an OM-5 as my secondary camera and it's great for hiking, etc.
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1y ago
My cheap HP laser printer got sent to the bin as it suddenly won't accept non-hp toner anymore. (Just stopped one day - I guess there as a firmware update). What little text I print I do so now on my Canon 300 Pro which actually is a p
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1y ago
so essentially Canada?
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1y ago
Having tried ~80mg once (by mistake) ... it's still a hell of a dose and not a nice experience at all.
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1y ago
yeah, I just added offending sites to /etc/hosts the trouble of entering my root pw to edit the file usually is enough to make me reconsider if I really want to visit reddit or youtube or whatever works for me ... mainly because
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1y ago
Yeah there’s also those people who aren’t native speakers. I tend to run ChatGPT over most stuff I write because while writing in English for over 30 years now I still can’t compare to a native speaker. Call it lazy but I think for the read
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1y ago
How does it smell?
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1y ago
Hmm, same here. I had a Datassette 1530 C2N but never managed to load anything really. I think once or twice it worked. My parents even sent it in for repair but it came back as "it's not broken".
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1y ago
The painting won't lose its value so the money isn't gone - it's just painting-shaped.
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1y ago
When I read that headline I really assumed it was about another case of nepotism - after the Zoe Law drama some time ago. Glad to hear it's not that.
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2y ago
So has anyone an idea how those tariffs would affect software sales? Say I'm a German guy selling a license for my software to someone in the US. Will this fall under tariffs, too. Or are software licenses somehow exempt? Asking for a
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2y ago
Not everyone revolves their life around politics.
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2y ago
No, I don't just send them random letters. I reply to mail I get from them or when I need them to do something (like adjust my tax pre-pay). Also one could argue that bureaucracies only exist to create bullshit jobs and waste citizens&
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2y ago
I have a good use case for them: Communication with the bureaucracy of my country. I tell my LLM of choice to write a letter to $whoever about $whatever, then I print it out (yes, we still have to do this as email don't get accepted) a
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2y ago
Yes, Rechtsstaatlichkeit only means that the state and its organs have to follow the law themselves. It doesn't say anything about the moral quality of the laws. The Nazi state had to follow its own laws. They just had such laws that e
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Extrajudicial_killing...
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>The rule of law is a political and legal ideal that all people and institutions within a country, state, or community are accountable to the same laws, including lawmakers, government officials, and judges. But the Nazis themselves were
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2y ago
If you sell magic mushrooms and/or lsd then: yes. >who also completely violated the rule of law in any case Actually they didn't. Everything the Nazis did they had a law for. The mass murder was all lawful according to the 3rd
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2y ago
Well, he should have get sentenced for that then. And not for running a neutral market place.
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Obama ordered a drone strike on a wedding killing 500 people - yet he's walking free. It's almost as if the state was a highly immoral construct. Read Hoppe.
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2y ago
Smart people can differentiate between a market place and the sellers themselves.
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2y ago
I'm from Germany. I could tell you something about blindly following the "rule of law". If you throw morality out the window the law can become a very ugly instrument.
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2y ago
>A Ukrainian refugee, who can’t get a bank account because of their migration status, worried about a bill from the local health clinic that they had no technical means of paying. >Homeless people who sleep in cars can’t use the cashl
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>Chess is supposed to be a game for smart people. Rather for people with a really good memory. Which, to me, makes the game extremely boring and bland.
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2y ago
Poor MPs. Being power hungry must really suck in the age of social media :(
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2y ago
There's no scary pointers in the code.
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I like the UI more. It's native and feels snappier. But I don't use it as my main code editor - rather just as a text editor. I also edit markdown for my website with it. And do light PHP development with it (essentially just a fe
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That's essentially what I do with my RAW files. One hard drive per year. It's still less expensive than every cloud storage I looked at.
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