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by martin_a 2y ago
That's not true. IP addresses might be processed in regards to article 6.1 c) or 6.1 f) but only for these very narrowly defined use cases and in accordance with article 5. So, purge your logs after 14/30 days and don't use t
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by martin_a 2y ago
Mine broke down but I got it repaired by Fossil after some time for 60 Euro. Meanwhile I bought a Garmin, now the repaired Fossil sits in a drawer. Not sure what to do with it. Maybe gift it to someone, but softwarer support is probably get
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by martin_a 2y ago
> (but I’m french so IDK how it would work without the native language) You know exactly how that would most likely work out. Customers from France have refused to talk to colleagues of mine because they're from Alsace. French peopl
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US Cloud soon illegal? Trump punches first hole in EU-US Data Deal(noyb.eu)
11 points by martin_a 2y ago|0 comments
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by martin_a 2y ago
That's true. Strictly technically necessary cookies do not need consent or even information with a banner. Guess it's nice to know, but probably not legally necessary.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Energy prices are down a lot from their former maximum [1] and have been replaced by lots of renewable sources, which will pay off long term. Hard price to pay, but it had to be paid at some time. Would have surely been nicer if it had been
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by martin_a 2y ago
> I'm at loss where the money went Well, I think the number of billionaires has doubled in Germany in the last years, so... Seems like it went somewhere.
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by martin_a 2y ago
> Who turned off the cheap GHG free Nuclear power? Probably the 100th time I have to say this, but it still seems necessary: Phasing out of nuclear power was a decision that was made in 2011 (after the Fukushima incident) and even the po
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by martin_a 2y ago
Between all the snarkyness (is that a word? I'm not a native speaker :-D) I think there's a point here. With all the regulations the EU has put up, and the bureaucracy that came with them, I'm really happy that we got food an
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by martin_a 2y ago
Ok, but what's _the_ one point of the article now? Ukraine doing asymetric warfare? Russia blocking YouTube? People being scammed into lighting up ATMs?
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by martin_a 2y ago
One of these: > ui-monospace,SFMono-Regular,Menlo,Monaco,Consolas,"Liberation Mono","Courier New",monospace
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by martin_a 2y ago
> all it takes to install Windows 11 without an account Well, that does not really look very user-friendly, does it? Which probably only underlines the point of the parent.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Let me tell you about the lord and savior of the printing industry, the PDF/X standard...
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by martin_a 2y ago
> PDFs are Postscript PDFs have moved to native generation, due to the feature richness that has found its way into the specs. Nevertheless you can still write PS and feed it into a Distiller (or sth. alike) and render the output.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Regarding #1: Your printer is just too slow. Try finding a printing company near you with a web feed machine, that should help with your FPS.
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by martin_a 2y ago
I mean, I guess the aqueduct was a nice thing?!
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by martin_a 2y ago
I think Getty, Shutterstock and Adobe Stock are _the_ stock image agencies. If two of them merge, wouldn't that be enough for a "market dominating position" and therefore enough to get somebody involved?
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by martin_a 2y ago
I've studied in Wuppertal and have very fond memories of the Schwebebahn. Some people get very sick while riding it, which is probably due to the train slightly swinging in its stations. That's rather unsual and some bodies can&#x
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by martin_a 2y ago
Check out meelman, he's a rap artist from Wuppertal, the Schwebebahn is a reoccuring theme in his songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6jDQpSOdoc
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by martin_a 2y ago
I thought that product was discontinued completely?!? I think new models were said to take at least until early 2026, not sure I'd invest in this without proper playback devices on the market...
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by martin_a 2y ago
> what it does for fire fighting if we start adopting batteries on large scale in our homes Battery fires do not change much in the first stage. They can be cooled and extinguished (on the outside) with water, but initial reactions are v
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by martin_a 2y ago
That's true, I got one myself, but as everybody is educated and trained on Adobe products switching is not that easy.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Naaah... For better or worse we're all set up with our Adobe Creative Clouds...
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by martin_a 2y ago
> How relevant is print these days? Still quite relevant, especially in some areas. Think about packaging and labeling, there's just not really a way around print in these areas. Besides that, digital print is the future. Print also
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by martin_a 2y ago
duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42264668
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by martin_a 2y ago
Thanks, I'll look into those two!
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Ask HN: What's the best app for Android device automation?
29 points by martin_a 2y ago|10 comments
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by martin_a 2y ago
True, true, but we could start with retreating Russian troops from Ukrainian territory. There will be time for everything else afterwards... ;-)
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by martin_a 2y ago
> Every month of war results in tens of thousands of casualties on both sides. Nobody has to die anymore if Russia just stops attacking Ukraine. I know it's hard to believe but it's that easy in the end. They started it, they c
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by martin_a 2y ago
I know, but it worked in the DDR, too.

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