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by mk89 9mo ago
I have no idea, but don't you think that the driver would have rather stopped at that station, instead of traveling an additional 50km or whatever? The situation is rather an indicator of how bad public transportation has become due to
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by mk89 9mo ago
My experience with these "fixes" is that they are worse than the other worst solution (in this case, step out in Köln Süd and get some other train). There is really A LOT going on through the tracks in NRW and Düsseldorf/Köln
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by mk89 9mo ago
This has nothing to do with lost humanity. In my experience, this doesn't always happen, and I say this as someone who traveled very often on that same RE5. The situation is what it is (poor maintenance, etc), but the main issue is tha
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by mk89 10mo ago
> but how realistic is it that they keep this lead. The Arabs have a lot of money to invest, don't worry about that :)
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by mk89 10mo ago
The weirdest thing is that all fines from EU countries are about privacy and anti-competitive behavior, which literally every citizen can benefit from. The implementation might be something questionable sometimes, but this hatred is totally
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by mk89 10mo ago
I am actually pretty happy that the political view of an artist didn't make him disappear, as it would happen today. This is one of the greatest things we should be proud of, to be honest, in the West. The witch hunt should be over. Ho
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by mk89 10mo ago
It seems OVH does support SAP. https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/solutions/sap/ How good/bad it is, I have zero expertise.
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by mk89 10mo ago
Are you allowed to do that in US? I see the company is located in the USA, can companies disable logging just like that? (Asking because I really don't know)
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by mk89 10mo ago
At first I thought it was a blog. No, this is a company. So, their privacy page ( https://servury.com/privacy/ ): > Server Logs > Like all web services, our servers may log: > IP addresses of visitors >
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by mk89 10mo ago
Well, they first saw the opportunity of cheap manufacturing. Then they saw the democratic ally. But let's say...at the very bottom of the top 1000 reasons to do what they did. For me many Western politicians don't see past 5-10 ye
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by mk89 10mo ago
Reuters (partially) confirms it [0] > Foley, the top prosecutor in Boston, said at a press conference that investigators were certain Valente "murdered MIT professor Nuno Loureiro" on Monday, saying that prosecutors have ample
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by mk89 10mo ago
They are "extracting" optical devices from other machines, imagine how desperate they are for this "machine". As I ironically said in another comment, all you need is a retired Chinese ex employee at Zeiss. Nothing can s
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by mk89 10mo ago
> The team includes recently retired, Chinese-born former ASML engineers and scientists — prime recruitment targets because they possess sensitive technical knowledge but face fewer professional constraints after leaving the company, the
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by mk89 10mo ago
> China’s prototype lags behind ASML’s machines largely because researchers have struggled to obtain optical systems such as those from Germany’s Carl Zeiss, one of ASML’s key suppliers, the two people said. So, now they just need an old
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by mk89 10mo ago
I also don't think it's that hard, at least by looking at the YouTube videos. Do you risk to lose house insurance in case of issues? This is one of the reasons why sometimes I am even afraid of thinking about such DIY projects.
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by mk89 10mo ago
So, if the news say "it was home invasion" is that enough to trust and believe it was home invasion?
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by mk89 10mo ago
BTW, in Germany you're not allowed to install it yourself. At least that's what I read some time ago. I guess nobody checks, of course, but in case things go bad and you need insurance, probably they can invalidate it due to the f
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by mk89 10mo ago
I agree with you 100%, but I would add the bubble effect. You watch something, you like it, then you get all the time similar things. Simple example: you click on a post about vegetarian meals. Then the next you see is cows ending up in a s
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by mk89 10mo ago
> (a) normalising people uploading identification documents You might not know it or think too often about it, but most "real life" services we use require online identification, at least in Europe. Even on a simple rental agen
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by mk89 10mo ago
I like this article more: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwyp9d3ddqyo It goes through numbers, potential ways it's gonna be implemented, and also which other platforms are affected. For example: > Datin
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by mk89 10mo ago
> we are tacitly endorsing it. We are, in fact, not tacitly but openly endorsing this, due to this AI everywhere madness. I am so looking forward to when some genius in some banks starts to use it to simplify code and suddenly I have 100
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by mk89 10mo ago
Germany already hosts nuclear weapons. And there were talks with France/UK to build the nuclear shield or something like that. It's just a matter of time before that happens, because as of today, that's the only way you can r
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by mk89 10mo ago
A few tips if you didn't try yet: - drink some water before the coffee - ideally, don't drink it on an empty stomach - use a dark roasted coffee, they are softer on the stomach (and way tastier)
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by mk89 10mo ago
Same thing happened to me today in vs code. A simple helm template: ```{{ .default .Values.whatever 10 }}``` instead of the correct ```{{ default 10 .Values.whatever }}```. Pure garbage which should be solved by now. I don't understand
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by mk89 10mo ago
My 2 cents. It's when OKRs are executed without a vision, or the vision is that one and well, it sucks. The goal is AI everywhere, so this means top-down everyone will implement it and will be rewarded for doing so, so thrre are incent
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by mk89 10mo ago
Fair enough, technically you are right.
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by mk89 10mo ago
This is democracy, it doesn't mean it's perfect. It's just a tool to keep a lot of people in line. It's the HOW that matters, which is what life finally is about. Being a crazy authoritarian guy with power of life and de
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by mk89 10mo ago
The luxury of the West in 1 sentence. Have fun telling that to yourself when a random idiot that 30% of people voted for has power of life and death over you and your family.
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by mk89 10mo ago
> Completely false on so many levels. You're reading this like "I am building my website with Wordpress". However, it's not a false statement. Did you develop your own compiler / interpreter? Did you develop all
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by mk89 10mo ago
When the hell do we start to build these products here again like it was just 20 years ago? And let's stop with "it's too expensive here...". For God's sake, these are products we use every minute of our lives. Enou

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