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Last year I did Berlin -> Paris and Hendaye (French-Spanish border)-> Lisbon. The Berlin -> Paris connection was amazing and actually part of the Moscow-Paris connection that runs once per week. The food on board was nice (Polish c
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I wasn't aware of the 10k Euros, makes sense. TBH a smart idea anyway, because in the first few months after a move to a foreign country you are likely spending more time on learning language, culture, dealing with bureaucracy, etc. Al
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Why do you need the money upfront? If you move here on a student visa, you are also able to work here and support yourself financially. Also most fees are payed on a half-year Basis, Students have Access to cheap housing. For example the ci
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I assume that the amount of research that is done, papers produced, etc. is much higher in traditional Unis compared to the Fernuni. If you look it through the reverse lense, the ratio of professor to student is much worse than your alma ma
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What would you suggest for an affordable picture frame displaying digital art?
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Not necessarily all open source, homebrew-cask has been merged into brew and you have e.g. Jetbrains IDEs and Zoom available. Personally I use homebrew-cask to manage almost all applications and their updates, turning auto-updating off in a
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Isn’t a Mustache a type of beard? Maybe that is different in English, but in German a mustache is also called "above lip beard" (Oberlippenbart) Thanks for the sources on the Syphilis, I like this Part from the second article: >
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I don’t know if someone appreciates these anecdotes, I went to the same school [0] as Nietzsche. In the school records there are two stories of him receiving punishment. The first is pretty relatable for an adolescent in Germany, he was fou
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Ha. Unless you cannot Pay cash anymore within the bus, e.g. Chemnitz https://www.cvag.de/de/Tickets_Tarife/Bargeldlos_10842.html Did you have your ticket in the Apple wallet or the DB App? I have found that DB Sca
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A with „locally“ meant like personal email accounts on Personal devices. If you have a Saas platform and want to send stuff, this OP sounds more reasonable. I just wanted to give an alternative in case someone wants to programmatically inte
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If you just need email processing locally, I have found imapfilter to be quite nice. You can script it in Lua. Personally I went a bit overboard with it and implemented a simple TCP server in node which queries GitLab APIs based on the emai
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Working at GitLab, but I want to focus on this part of your comment in general: > Do the couple dozen devs at my company really need an internally-hosted version? From personal experience and knowledge through friends: Everyone writes co
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You can usually define force and background colors in the Terminal, so you could force black on white. But then again someone can redefine the colors in their terminal. Some terminal emulators also support rgb; so a smart QR code program s
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With most licenses couldn’t you use a fork?
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You mean so that they do not leak the affected email address?
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Create request-1 targeting the default branch, request-2 targeting request-1, etc. Once request-1 is merged, I'd change the target of request-2 to the default branch and merge the branch back. This is under the assumption that e.g. you
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I found the article and discussion to „Wikipedia has cancer (2017)“ enlightening: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21699011 Personally I am spending my money with local charitable Organisations that need it more. Like s
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Agreed. Really poor conditions, here in Germany they are housed really poorly, are treated badly because of loopholes in worker rights. Some of those have been closed, because this year we had major corona outbreaks in slaughterhouses. - h
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> I'm honestly not even sure what the difference would be between this and a 100% soy protein version, in terms of taste and texture? In Germany Burger King sells plant based nuggets. Barely a difference, we recently ordered both Ch
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> but it should be noted that those are not environmental questions. Aren’t some of the ethical questions connected to environmental ones? Instead of chicken feed could one produce something better? industrial chicken farming also produc
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Ha. Wanted to counter your argument with: Keynote is older. It is, but just by 3 years, (2003 vs 2006). Depending on the features you use your argument might fall flat though, how do I collaborate on a presentation? How can I easily share a
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Why isn’t this post titled like the article („ Germany's Energiewende, 20 Years Later“)?
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Germany is not France in the 60s when it comes to overwhelmingly accepting nuclear in the population. 46 EPRs is crazy considering that currently 446 run world wide, and Germany is only running 28. Also just betting on one technology doesn’
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Probably this post prompted it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25286487
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Apparently the first German law was introduced in 2000 [0]. I see the argument that is made, Germany pushing the sector and I remember a lot of folks investing into solar in the 2000s. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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Not GP, but RubyMine (the Ruby IDE from JetBrains) has decent support for refactoring things, type interference, executing single tests with a debugger, etc.
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If it's your hobby and like driving 200 km/h, sure please do, on a separate track where it is as safe as possible. But driving it on _public_ roads is inherently dangerous to others. Our society has all kind of rules around protec
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Because we don’t need to increase performance, if we think if performance as horse powers and speed. Cars are fast enough, even too fast for private vehicles. Living in Germany it is quite ridiculous that we don’t have speed limits on certa
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Yeah people even report that 8GB seems to be enough. Apparently the memory is also so fast that the complete memory of the 16GB model can be rewritten four times a second. For iOS development going for an M1 seems like a no-brainer, as the
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Thanks for the detailed answer. That is indeed meh. I suppose when RPi started and the quantity they ordered it still made sense. Hope that more open hardware will come out over time.
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