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by mns 4y ago
Yeah, that's one of the big problems with bikes. People want all the benefits of using them everywhere (pedestrian only pathways, on roads, on bike lanes), but none of the responsibilities (don't drink and drive, right of way, tra
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by mns 4y ago
They make it up with those watch armbands and some women presenters, it’s fine!
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by mns 4y ago
This looks quite nice and lean, we started using https://github.com/maildev/maildev especially for the arm64 support.
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by mns 4y ago
I was a Plus user until last autumn and after their new updates where they gamified everything, forced you to follow a single way of learning and made you to pay even over the normal subscription that was already quite expensive (was paying
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by mns 4y ago
Of course there is, it's just that when you look at the overall picture, it's faster and more convenient. Just to give an example, as this was my general setup and still is for quite some time. One flight is at 10 PM, you can stil
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by mns 4y ago
Not really. While it looks good on paper, booking some of these is quite a pain. I loved travelling by train as a kid, and would love to do it now, but when you compare the offers, it's quite bad. A flight is 1:15 between 2 places of i
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by mns 4y ago
In Germany, during the pandemic, the company went into "Kurzarbeit" for 6 months. We worked at 70%, but because of support and client issues, we couldn't just take one full day off and another half day, so we just worked arou
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by mns 4y ago
> What is Bumble supposed to do if the user asks them to delete all the data that is connected to them? I was talking about this part raised above.
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by mns 4y ago
Replying just because we had a basic GDPR training just yesterday. You can't do that and you are right about the deletion of data to a point, but once there are legal reasons (like in this case) you don't have to comply to the req
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by mns 4y ago
While I love CarPlay for most of the stuff, I hate navigation from Google Maps or Waze / phone. I'm not sure if it's placebo, or something else, but for my car, the navigation is just better, especially when driving in tunnel
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by mns 4y ago
Are they putting in these Formula 1 type of steering-wheels just because Tesla is doing it and it looks cool, or is there an actual reason why these steering-things are better than the ones we have for ages and are actually usable. Are the
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by mns 4y ago
I also got an A80 in Europe and never accepted the TC and never signed in with Google. Have an Apple TV and a console. Even if the whole Bravia Sync doesn't work by any chance, if the TV is on and the Apple TV or console are not, I onl
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by mns 4y ago
What are you talking about? A bit? Most of Europe was in a strict lockdown in spring 2020, you weren’t even allowed to leave your home. The lockdowns and curfews continued also in 2021, how much longer should that bit be?
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by mns 4y ago
In Bavaria, Germany the first strict lockdown was considered unlawful and extreme compared to the results and the severity of the situation, in the same time it was found that it violated people’s fundamental rights. Resist what? What contr
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by mns 4y ago
In Germany, anyone who didn’t agree with forcing people to get vaccinated and with lockdowns was considered a Covid denier. But in the end, once mask mandates were lifted and basically no one wears a mask any more, you see that a loud and a
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by mns 4y ago
Well, most of the measures in most of the European countries were ruled as unconstitutional: locked into our houses not being allowed to get out, curfews afterwards at night and so on (and of course all these rules were set in place by pol
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by mns 4y ago
I’m living in one of the most cyclist friendly cities in Europe (according to the city officials :) ). I used to ride to work for almost 5 years until I moved too close to work so now I just walk. I love my city, I love how you can cycle, u
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by mns 4y ago
XEO/XFO/XOO/xtc.
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by mns 4y ago
I think IntelliJ is getting worse, but at least you have a perpetual fallback license, which I might use at one point, as they are augmenting my code so much with everything, that if I open some source files in a plain text editor, they loo
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by mns 4y ago
This isn't even just affecting the web. In the macOS Ventura in Safari they added a new option in the context menu when "right" clicking on an image, something like "Copy subject" or whatever that means. The problem
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by mns 4y ago
So we could also apply everything you said to electric cars?
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by mns 4y ago
Can't wait for the AI to replace middle management, like the other link from the front-page claimed will happen. I can finally get fired by some black box algorithm so no one has to take responsibility.
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by mns 4y ago
Somehow it feels like they are trying too much to milk every last single drop of IP available out there to create the next big thing that everyone is talking about, and for me, Rings of Power, just like with House of Dragon and that Harry P
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by mns 4y ago
Your comment shows just why people don't trust anything any more. Anything that you don't agree with is an enemy by the tone of your message, and dismissing any other opinion except the one that you hold by labelling it as "s
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by mns 4y ago
1. Is on point. I’m just a hobby photographer and follow some people for inspiration. I clicked on a comic from the discover page at one point and after that all the recommendations were just random Reddit like comics and posts. Same was wh
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by mns 4y ago
And would your company provide showers for everyone, if at least half the people would decide to bike? When I was around 10Km from work, I mostly used public transport, as even a mild summer day in central Europe was quite intense, and I&#x
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by mns 4y ago
They just don't treat them well. I have a non stick pan, mid level, for over 10 years, and it's in use quite often, it looks just like on the first day. You would be surprised to see how people treat their kitchen utensils and the
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by mns 4y ago
And to the right, we say "Let the wolf guard the sheep" :)
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by mns 4y ago
I feel like in the last years the level of arrogance of developers has reached a peak - somehow the market being full of opportunities, people seem to forget that there are others out there getting paid way less, doing critical things for s
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by mns 4y ago
Wow, that's sure a weird way to post something on behalf of your company. Curious how long will it take to delete this message, seeing how it was written mostly in the heat of the moment.

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