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lwkl
5y ago
I don't live in Germany but one of it's German speaking neighbors and we have also have a so called dual education system. In tertiary education there are multiple tracks you can choose the more academically focused universities,
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lwkl
5y ago
It means AI in German (Künstliche Intelligenz).
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lwkl
6y ago
Let's stop a backwards custom that is practiced by 30 people with a backwards law that limit's clothing choices for seven Million people.
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6y ago
Taxes? You fill in the form in on your computer and can file it digitally. And if you print it it‘s encoded in a format similar to QR codes. Tax offices are fully digital since at least 10 years. If you file with paper it‘s scanned and des
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6y ago
No Windows doesn't have any fallback DNS servers configured. It will use the ones provided by DHCP or the ones you configure manually. I don't know about the newest version of macOS but iOS and the versions of macOS I used didn&#x
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6y ago
> Pull the other leg. It works once it works for them until now ? ? You're either not paying attention to the article, or you're set in your ways, which id love to hear. That's not an excuse. If someone is caught for murde
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6y ago
That's great but gig work is possible without false self-employment. Most European countries have laws for this. That's why you see articles like this. Eat operates similar to Uber Eats here while paying a higher wage than Uber Ea
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6y ago
The government never allowed it. The company is responsible for correctly paying social security of their employees and correctly classifying their employment status. Wrongfully classifying someone as self-employed is illegal and the compan
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6y ago
Yes I hope they get kicked out of Europe. We have no need for companies that want to get around our employment laws and don't pay social security. That's parasitic behavior. In the end society has to pay the long-term cost for the
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6y ago
I understand proprietary screws being anti-consumer but torque screws? Every building site I have been on almost exclusively used torque screws and every hardware store sells torque screwdrivers in every size. I wish more manufacturers woul
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6y ago
I used to hate fountain pens in schools. But I recently switched to a fountain pen as an adult because my hand started to hurt when writing with ball point pens over a longer period of time. I don't have that problem anymore since usin
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6y ago
Please stop spreading misinformation about a disability you obviously know nothing about. You are just disrespectful to the parents of kids with ADHD and minimize the problems people with ADHD have because of their disability. ADHD is not b
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6y ago
Quote of my coworker about why he doesn’t want to vote yes on a referendum to overturn a law that expands our intelligence agencies rights for surveillance with oversight from a single judge and no transparency and accountability: „As long
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6y ago
Yes according to this [1] there is a way to remove the whitelist entries. It doesn‘t seem practical and it‘s a big turn off for me. I was thinking about switching to an ARM Mac when the second or third generation comes out, depending on how
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6y ago
I think the things you pointed out about students, is also true for customers to some degree at least for B2B services and products. Most of the time the person you are interacting with often isn‘t the one deciding to hire you. The interest
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lwkl
6y ago
I think the thing about distribution is similar here. Your municipality sends and counts your vote at least in Switzerland. From what I‘ve read here, it sounds a lot of European countries have a similar process as ours. In Switzerland every
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6y ago
Are there people that think he is a bad guy? At least where I live I didn‘t hear anyone say that. Maybe this is different in the US. It‘s more like our government doesn’t say anything because of US imperialism. And most people don‘t know ab
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6y ago
Probably not too common. The only people I‘ve seen do this were enthusiasts that had high end gaming rigs and spent a lot of money on their computers. It probably would’ve been cheaper for them to replace everything every 3-4 years. But it‘
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6y ago
In my opinion this has nothing to do with science and with experts being right or wrong. It‘s people deciding stopping the spread of COVID-19 isn‘t as important as protesting for their civil rights. You can‘t dismiss the science just becaus
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6y ago
What I like most about the Swiss political system is the federal council. Seven people share the duties of the head of state and government. They each lead federal department like a ministers. The members are elected by the united federal a
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6y ago
Medication allows therapy to be effective. And it depends where on the spectrum you are. Just going to therapy and talking won‘t change anything. For me a main symptom is and was the inability to take action on existing knowledge. Therapy c
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lwkl
6y ago
Thank you! I was searching for an add-on like this a few months ago. When I search for tech support issues I get a lot of SEO spam blogs that have no useful information now I can finally filter them out.
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6y ago
My experience is that you learn how to work around bugs and crashes because they won't get fixed and you need to get your work done.
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6y ago
There is so much software written in Microsoft Access in my country that is basically irreplaceable. They have created interfaces to all the common industry software, vendors and devices and have all the common business processes built in.
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7y ago
They should have communicated better. I wanted a feature like this on my Android phone for years and this ended up being one of the reason that made me switch to an iPhone. But I still think they should have implemented this how it is now (
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lwkl
7y ago
How about a law that makes blocking ad-blockers illegal if the site offers no way to buy the content to avoid ads and tracking?
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7y ago
No for example Swisscom in Switzerland is using Ericsson for their 5G network and Huawei for their IP core transport network. A lot of households got upgraded to Huawei G.Fast technology for example. So it's also about price. Huawei is
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lwkl
7y ago
Can’t you just get tap water in the toilet? At least that‘s what I do when I‘m going out dancing I buy one drink and the rest of the night it‘s tap water for me. In a theme park I probably could bring my water bottle.
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7y ago
Couldn‘t you make a business out of supporting abandoned IoT devices. Make a small server that rewrites DNS requests and URLs so you can serve your own content to these devices. Or in the case of Zigbee emulate different Zigbee routers?
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7y ago
This is like part-time studies at a university of applied science in Switzerland. You can work up to 60% but the bachelors degree takes a year longer.
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