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by moooo99 5y ago
Unfortunately I find eBay absolutely awful to use. More often than not eBay still just looks super sketchy for basically anything I'd consider buying online. On two occasions I accidentally ordered products from China which ended up be
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by moooo99 5y ago
Amazon made it an international thing. Since Amazon started the heavy promotion of their Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales in Germany, basically every German (online) store also offers Black Friday discounts. However, they discounts aren’
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by moooo99 5y ago
Absolutely agree, 4.5K USD (3,970€) is certainly not a "massively good salary for Europe" although that heavily depends on the country. Here in Germany its about entry level for a CS major
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I don't generally mind chatbots, but I absolutely hate how they are often implemented. I absolutely acknowledge the fact that they can be an Amazing tool to to help with first level support. However, many companies seem to use it as a
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If you have ADHD, you are likely to be depressed(youtube.com)
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The best hotel search engine I have used to date is kayak.de, a company from Berlin. The offer most if not all of the features you described and compare a variety of different booking portals. I'm not completely sure how biased they ar
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Interesting, my experience was the exact opposite. I recently got my bachelors in business information systems and finding a well paid job turned out to be fairly easy (although my working student relationship with my current company certai
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> Social security, healthcare, pension needs to be paid. So either the employee is a freelancer, or company has an office in the same country to pay the employer's dues. This is important! The labor market in most EU countries is ve
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by moooo99 5y ago
I wouldn't consider managed kubernetes services as boring. But I think nowadays more people accept that Kubernetes is an overpowered solution for most projects, especially side projects.
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This is such a poor excuse. What you mentioned may apply to the comparatively small historic city centers of European city centers, but most certainly not to the decades of new construction during the car time. In fact, many city centers ha
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> Only problem is with 2 feet of snow on the ground, no one will bike or walk and the demand for these vehicles would greatly strain the system. Not sure how you would account for it. Cities like Copenhagen perfectly demonstrate that peo
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by moooo99 5y ago
I love the Backblaze personal backup but never used another product by them. Wish them the best of luck, thats a super tough market for sure!
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I understand the concerns that such a feature might bring, but if I got that right only the photos which are scheduled for upload into iCloud are subject to the scanning. According to reports, the images in iCloud are already subject to CAS
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by moooo99 5y ago
Are all features available on all recent Macs (Intel + M1)? iirc there were some features that there were some exclusive M1 features to come, but also overheard rumors that they'd still roll out on "old" Intel Macs. Edit: App
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> getting a Steuerberater (tax advisor) to help you with the paperwork as a business owner is next to impossible. Is it really? Are you talking about an advisor for employees or for self-employed people/companies? I was searching fo
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by moooo99 5y ago
I don't know if I missed something, but the last time I configured a comparable device (the Dell XPS 13) the prices for storage upgrades were basically identically. The overall configuration ended up being 200€ cheaper than the Apple e
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The construction of (fairly) new nuclear power plants near the shared borders with Belgium and France is actually an argument I hear quite often. In many debates people argue about why Germany should go ahead and quit using nuclear if the n
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You'd be hard pressed to find anyone in Germany saying corruption does not exist here in Germany. In 2020 alone we saw corruption scandals worth millions, coincidentally all in the ruling conservative party CDU/CSU. Everyone knows
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I think that is due to a variety of factors, most importantly a massively screwed comparison. Not every software engineer in the U.S. works at FAANG or even in the bay area or other hotspots. If you'd exclude venture capital backed com
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by moooo99 5y ago
She knows very well. However, there were protests against nuclear energy in Germany for quite some time. After the Fukushima incident they gained a lot more traction and pressure by the public and political opponents rose dramatically. When
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Trust me, it's not only the U.S. Source: I'm from Germany
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I mean what is a shady about the dropshipping store trying to sell you a cheap imported product for a 400% markup or the guru with the rented Lamborghini who is trying to sell you on his course on how to 10000x your money by trading forex?
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by moooo99 5y ago
I have a lot of thoughts about this comment, but here are my two cents. > There's a market for budget and privacy oriented customers that all carmakers seem to have ignored for two decades now. Give us a simple car with no GPS navig
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by moooo99 5y ago
I share a lot of the sentiment here, I find QR menus to be super annoying and to have poor UX. But I also don't think that the development will go further than this, given that most restaurant owners aren't exactly tech savvy peop
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by moooo99 5y ago
Uhmm, yes? Mobile is the main format for content consumption on YouTube, Instagram and YouTube, all platforms which are predominantly used by young(er) audiences. I barely ever watch YouTube (for entertainment purposes) on my notebook or de
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I will do a hybrid model with one to two office days a week. I'm just starting my professional career in an fairly traditional organization, so it seems kind of mandatory for my own development. Also, I feel like a little bit of regula
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by moooo99 5y ago
On could argue that this is scanning is also opt in, it requires you to purchase an iPhone. Also, at least according to Apple's provided material, the scanning only affects images which are uploaded to the iCloud, so not every image on
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by moooo99 5y ago
The tragic but most likely outcome of this debate will be: most people just won't care, they will continue to buy and use Apple hardware as if nothing happened. The average consumer does only hear about the idea of protecting kids and
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Your phone?
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Funnily enough, my experience is the exact opposite. I've been using Apple Maps exclusively during my vacation in the last two weeks and regardless of where I went, the experience was much worse than with Google maps. Restaurant info w

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