master-lincoln

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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
Sounds like the rule system worked in your example. What other better solution do you imagine? > Try and figure out the rules for opening a GmbH by yourself (and the advantages over a Ug) and let me know if you feel comfortable in doing
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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
Has the bus driver time to read this and do the other passengers have the patience needed? Individual solutions make an operation less efficient...
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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
Don't talk to the bus driver while they are driving is also a rule. > Me: Noted. Good thing that is not your problem. As if... when you get injured while leaving the bus, do you really believe the bus driver would just mind their bu
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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
You not following rules makes me think less of you as a person. Rules are made so not everybody needs to judge every situation correctly themselves. People might overlook consequences or are not informed enough to make good decisions.
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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
Can something be private and owned by a state? Isn't the definition of private: non-public? And wouldn't the government in a democratic state count as public?
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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
Normally municipalities own companies that do the public transport service in Germany
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by master-lincoln 2mo ago
Aren't ships just for people too lazy to swim and the large hadron collider for physicists that are too lazy to hand-accelerate particles and make them collide with 13.6 TeV of energy? /s
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
They asked a question. I saw no rumor spread. Gotta love that ridiculous case law system :D
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
There is a standard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geo_URI_scheme I have it working on my Android phone. It's clickable links that open my map app of choice (or rather a selection dialog). It's just that the
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
> Applying the same regulations in the US will take decades for criminals to no longer have many guns and then they will switch to knives and screwdrivers as we see in the UK That seems like a thing to pursue rather earlier than later if
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
And maybe we also ask an Iranian while we are at it...
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
> Yes, that's why I don't want my money poured to a company owned by the state of a country that invaded its neighbour and doing war crimes. What makes you think Kagi is owned by the Russian state? Should we cancel all US servi
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
we need less normal people
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
actually, you did not respond to what parent said. How is the standardization process related to joining the network?
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
> except for one: It was closed source. And it was a security nightmare...
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
I noticed, but then those next generations wouldn't change their mindsets, cause they had that mindset from childhood on.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
> The mistakes of the past did not change anyone's mindset about human rights and freedom As if anybody who experienced this themselves has a big influence on current politics...WW2 ended 81 years ago
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
Please provide evidence. Also westerners from which point of view?
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
yeah, but decaying means something gets worse. Maybe corruption is getting less in Serbia despite still being bad?
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
DW is the only media outlet in Germany financed directly via taxes. They are unlikely to be impartial
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
I am wondering if a valid aspect of limiting this to people living in Germany could be to prevent Denial of Service attacks from abroad. Of course these could also be launched from Germans...
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
yep, it's the populists communication strategies winning over the voters so people in power can screw the populace as they like and the spin doctors (not the band) will make people think it's in their interest.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
was already the case https://www.bverwg.de/pm/2024/10
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
It's because apple pushed towards apps and didn't want web apps on their phone. Likely due to the profits they can gain from appstore sales Native apps would be the better platform in my eyes if the Operating Systems would be bett
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
Think about people who could not afford the initial investment. It's beneficial for society here if the government redistributes wealth for the benefit of all.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
ballsy only if you care about participating in that shithole of a platform.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
Use a different appview, not bluesky. Or have your own appView. That is the design of ATProto as far as I understood.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
here https://blog.bront.rodeo/setting-up-your-own-pds/
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
because of the moral values of elected law makers and thus indirectly because of the moral values of voters
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
That's what a government would be for. You vote neo-liberal, you get it... (I consider both the US democrats and republicans neo-liberal)

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