master-lincoln

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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
Not deferred payment for most devs as they do not reach the 1 million revenue
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
The members of parliament are elected every 5 years by the citizens of the european union. What do you mean with unelected bureaucrats?
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
ok fair, I interpreted their language. But then it needs to be defined what is local culture and what is foreign. And people would need to get the same treatment independently of their background. That is not what the AfD argues.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
Who said it's undemocratic? Throwing out citizens because of some birth attribute they can not influence could be seen as inhumane. Would you think it's ok to throw out everybody with a certain eye color?
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
These are the biggest issues in the EU. You make it sound like a positive thing. These countries erode the trust in law and exploit the subsidies.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
by educating our fellow co-citizens about who to vote for. This is not an issue of the EU, but about the politicians in power and them caving in on lobbyists from economy side and fascists
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
That was a law in France from 2012 to 2020 too (breathalyzer needs to be on board). It was not on European level and it has been removed.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
You do not need to be perfect to call out flaws in others
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
the party program doesn't state it, but some high figures were caught talking about it. E.g. Björn Höcke and Maximilian Krah. They did not mention "brown people" as gp states, but called out people foreign to the local cultur
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
> Why would you care about democracy? Plenty of countries don't have it Because living in these countries usually comes with significant downsides for minorities. E.g. most middle east countries are limiting freedom for women compar
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
The Farrimond Hitch is my favorite knot. Useful to tie a line to another line and have it adjustable, but strong under load and a single pull to undo it. Easy to remember, it's like a prusik knot. https://www.animatedknots.c
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
the line is the constitution
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
I concur
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
your article says it's a gas discharge vacuum tube, so no filament. You seem to be confidently incorrect too.
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by master-lincoln 3mo ago
of course in Germany hospital bed supplies are regulated by the local states via LKHG law
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
I would switch immediately if they added support for non-photo elements in albums like google photo has. E.g. texts and maps. And the option to chose the order of album elements yourself. These make my albums feel like small blogs which rea
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
Aren't parents already responsible for protecting their kids well-being legally?
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
In moments where you can not supervise them, do not let them play with the dangerous device anymore. You wouldn't leave a kid alone with a gun either. I think there are many ways to limit that. E.g. Google Android parental control htt
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
> The whole debate about systemd has always been very dishonest from the systemd devs. What did they debate? What about it was dishonest? > If you have 3 million lines of code, for instance, and offer 5000 features, just to give out s
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
The encrypted vaults, yes. Ideally they are worthless when the master password is sufficiently complex
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
As a student I really wanted something like this. Thanks for making it open source. My theoretical computer science prof happened to be Till Tantau the inventor of TikZ. An awesome communicator too.
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
There is a linux driver that allows playing without steam. Are you on Windows? If you are stuck to Windows there are some 3rd party efforts like https://github.com/ddeverill/SteamlessController The last generation of s
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
Yeah it has been looked at e.g. in [0]. They separate that from lying, but I think for the LLM context it should be included. To me the difference is humans do not bullshit at the same rate and I can find out over time who tends to bullshit
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
there is a difference in their intent, but not necessarily in the effect.
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
maybe do not give your kids self-controlled access to devices with internet access? Of course that isolates them from their peers who have less caring parents that give them access.
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
The digital world is not like the real one. When you show your ID once all it's details are saved and can be searched across. When showing your ID to the cigarette vendor they will not notice most data and will have forgotten it a whil
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
Age verification does not affect adults. But often when they say age verification they want to make you give out more data than "i am over 18"
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
If your history exam grade hinges on your "typing speed", you had a bad teacher. It's not like you can not write sufficiently quickly using block letters.
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
> Education is more about indoctrination, than it is about actual learning I am curious where you were educated to come to this conclusion. I don't think your statement holds generally true for all education as it is by definition t
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
lol > unsolicited interference from Google in the parental education choices. They are a company offering a product and they decided not to offer it to kids. It's not like they are telling you as a parent what you need to do. Why do

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