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by martin_a 1y ago
Obvious derailing is obvious, you know that your comment doesn't make any sense here.
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by martin_a 1y ago
I went from Munich to Italy regularly from 2015-2019, haven't been controlled once at any of the borders. Have seen French border police (sometimes) at the German-French border down here near Freiburg but not the German police. But yes
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by martin_a 1y ago
Not that much control. And only in some places. It's a show of forces, doesn't do much.
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by martin_a 1y ago
Well, that's the rise of the right-wing politics in Germany for you. Expect more of that if voters stick to this.
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by martin_a 1y ago
> requiring you to set up a "small one-person business" At least the german tax office will take notice of such pseudo self-employments and act accordingly. Not a great idea.
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by martin_a 1y ago
Don't they damage the underlying brick work or other stuff? I think I've heard something like that before.
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by martin_a 1y ago
> Buy professional equipment. Just what I thought and wanted to add. I guess if an appliance is used each day for several hours, that will last a lifetime in my home for use once or twice a week. Downside: Professional kitchen equipment
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by martin_a 1y ago
Never forget that taxing and social systems in Europe work very different and that's why you can get by with "lower" incomes.
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by martin_a 1y ago
Or share it with friends and coworkers, write an article about it, write good texts on the website itself so that search engines can pick it up, etc. pp. Solve a problem and people will probably find your site.
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by martin_a 1y ago
Instantly hate that page for changing my cursor. Why do they even do that?
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by martin_a 1y ago
Hm, that seems like a lot of power use. I thought I could get away with somewhat less.
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by martin_a 1y ago
Strange idea, but if I'd like to set up a solid LLM for use in my home network, how much processing power would I need for a multi-purpose model? A Raspberry Pi? And old ThinkPad? A fully speced-out latest gen Macbook? edit: One of tho
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by martin_a 1y ago
Regarding EVs: That's already implemented that way. Once EVs start braking more than "expected from roll resistance" the braking lights come on. I think there were also bugs on some Hyundais where they wouldn't stop or s
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by martin_a 1y ago
I already did. Looked in the mirror just an hour ago. Strange guy, very tired, never seen him before.
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by martin_a 1y ago
Women with few clothes (sadly) always grab my attention, yes. But I think that content is also being pushed despite my attention to other things because it works in general. But you get the point, the recommendations are just a stream of no
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by martin_a 1y ago
My recommendations are _full_ of girls with very few clothes on doing sports, showcasing outfits and whatnot. IG is just broken at this point.
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by martin_a 1y ago
I don't think so. It just underlines the title of the book "Careless People". Facebook doesn't care about anything, takes no responsibility, "can't be touched", be it on their home turf or across the globe
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by martin_a 1y ago
As long as India and China have a good stance with each other there will probably be no problems. But if that ever changes, who can tell if services won't be "disrupted" by "accident" and take longer than expected t
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by martin_a 2y ago
Overstatement? China is going fully facist on the Uyghurs for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Uyghurs_in_Chin...
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by martin_a 2y ago
That heavily depends on your definition of "positive impact". In design/typesetting theory there are different "kinds of reading" and some fonts have positive effects, as in "works well with that kind of readin
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by martin_a 2y ago
> Most tech startups need a limited liability structure like GmbH (similar to LLC) or UG. Meh, do they really? Only if they want to go the VC route. But in this topic we're talking about more healthy ways to build and grow a company
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by martin_a 2y ago
Not true. Go to your hometown administration, pay 35 Euro and leave 15 minutes later with a "Gewerbeanmeldung" which enables you to start doing business right away.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Very nice product that Inkplate. Seems like it's a sweetspot where I can think about the content and not worry too much about the hardware aspect.
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by martin_a 2y ago
I wrote a deploy.sh to help me with the parameters, almost feels like automatic deployment... ;-)
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by martin_a 2y ago
Still "rsync"ing the result of "hugo build" to a subfolder on a shared webhost. Works like a charm, hope it will do so forever. :-D
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by martin_a 2y ago
Yes, that's true, not very responsible, nothing to argue about.
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by martin_a 2y ago
You're welcome. Would have loved to tell something more positive.
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by martin_a 2y ago
I think Chinese people have already seen exactly that and are now "laying flat", see here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tang_ping
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by martin_a 2y ago
Working on getting my life back together. I've been more or less sick for the most of Q1/25. Always some cold, coughing, sometimes worse. Went to work nevertheless most of the time (stupid, I know), because... I don't know. G
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by martin_a 2y ago
Story from 2021, lots has happened since then. The 800 people village, right in the middle of nowhere, where I'm from, has Gbit fiber connection now. Lots of places have.

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