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by moooo99 6y ago
I'm on my entry position and I had the pleasure to file my taxes for the first time in my life a few years back. The web app is absolutely awful to use and offers easily the worst user experience I've ever seen. I gave up and deci
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by moooo99 6y ago
Absolutely true, Graphhopper is amazing. But I completely agree with the point of the original comment. Open Source software often comes with questionable usability and is often not well fitted to be used by the average consumer. While lots
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by moooo99 6y ago
Thats not right. You can easily get an appointment in Germany, even multiple times. If you have a referral, you usually get an appointment earlier than people who directly went to the specialist. However, if you have acute pain you will qui
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by moooo99 6y ago
Same with Audi. Funnily enough, we got an Audi A4 a while ago and decided to include Android Auto for obvious reason. The car supports Android Auto only (no CarPlay), but came with a USB to Lightning cable. We were never asked which cable w
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by moooo99 6y ago
Thank you, I was about to point that out as well. Ecosia advertises with "we plant trees" because that is what people understand and want to hear. Under the hood, there is a lot more going on. Ecosia does not only support one but
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by moooo99 6y ago
My 2017 Seat Leon costs significantly less than a comparable BMW 1. I have a decent navigation system, voice controls, Android Auto and CarPlay, touch infotainment (not a fan), and lane assist, emergency break assist and several others. A f
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by moooo99 6y ago
A friend of mine owns a Jeep with a Uconnect infotainment system and let me tell you, Daimler is very far ahead with their current generation of infotainment system. They launched their MBUX platform a few years ago and hat huge goals, sinc
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by moooo99 6y ago
> Carplay is only a small preview of the level of integration consumers are going to expect over the next 5-10 years. If they can't sort out a digital key across their lineup, they are kind of fucked. Oh absolutely. The infotainment
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by moooo99 6y ago
> Now they’re just clueless assholes. I’ve seen it in their IT systems, their design teams are either on crack or got outsourced to 4 year olds and their product/sales gurus are a mix of bean counters incapable of producing an origi
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by moooo99 6y ago
As for Netflix I found a great alternative. Many people are selling their DVD/BluRay collections on eBay as bundles. With the rise of streaming services, there is usually not a whole lot of competition on these auctions. I somehow mana
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by moooo99 6y ago
I live in Germany, in the city. If asked, I guess about 60% of people in my street still need a car. Why do you ask? Because public transport is slow and expensive in lots of instances. Even if you'd be able to cover 60% of your needs
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by moooo99 6y ago
Considering the overall environmental impact of any personal vehicle on the street, regardless of power source, that seems like a close to impossible task. Public transit seems like a promising solution, but only goes so far. With the stron
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by moooo99 6y ago
> the assumption you'd always use a car. which seems like a reasonable assumption for anyone - living in a rural area - living only close to a city but not within - city parts with poor public transport connections Also, the kind of
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by moooo99 6y ago
Had the same experience here. Same day shipping has very limited availability here in Germany with a fairly limited inventory, most items are next day shipping. I ordered a product at 3AM with a huge text claiming "same day delivery wh
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by moooo99 6y ago
They do not ask the same questions since the beginning. At first, CAPCTHA has been used to make old books digitally accessible, which meant that you solved those potato quality scans of old books. When bots became advanced enough, reCAPTCHA
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by moooo99 6y ago
Sounds very likely. As much as one might want to help, unless your trained in self defense or you have some kind of weapon yourself, I'd imagine its really hard to interfere. Especially if the attacker is trained, the outlook for peop
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by moooo99 6y ago
> Would the only valid crimes be related to computer hacking? Not necessarily. When working for a fintech or a bank, financial crimes can be very relevant. Writing bad code is, lucky me, not directly punishable as a crime.
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by moooo99 6y ago
I was forced to choose a third foreign language back in school. I ended up with Latin (bad idea btw, completely useless), so I had my usual German lessons (native language), English lessons (since 5th grade) and Latin (6th grade). When you
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by moooo99 6y ago
> The funny thing is the Google one has google trackers Maybe that'll change once Google kills Google Analytics
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by moooo99 6y ago
I know that big chemical manufacturing facilities with waterway connections use a similar approach to keep chemicals from entering the waterway in case of an accident. So when it works for liquids, I'd assume it'd also work for so
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by moooo99 6y ago
Personally, I find basically everything about Instagram bad. The only reason I use it is because a lot of my friends share their pictures there. Their app is full of bugs, at least on my regular Android phone, dark mode always messes up, gh
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by moooo99 6y ago
Yeah, but they ran into the most basic and expected issues and that's where it gets embarrassing. Lets take the App as an example The App has the following requirements in order to work - You need the App installed (iOS/Android on
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I was about to point that out as well. Given the website apparently belongs to a computer business and web development provider, the presentation is, lets say, not optimal of todays standards.
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by moooo99 6y ago
I've been looking for this comment. Ever since they started offering the Windows version as well I've been using Affinity Photon exclusively. I'm not doing a whole lot of photo editing, but when I do, I don't want to bot
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by moooo99 6y ago
> The fact that iOS users are willing to pay seems irrelevant to me. The main point is not that Apple is a monopoly on the smartphone market, the issue is the monopoly Apple has on distributing apps for the iOS platform. When building an
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by moooo99 6y ago
Its not for the Mac, but the issue is mainly focused around the iOS platform and the App Store which features a similarly if not more broken app review process. And the AppStore is the only store for iOS
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> Without review, publishing an app with a sandbox bypass, or simply abusing entitlements, becomes trivial. I don't think this would be trivial either. Given that iOS security has historically been rather good, I guess an attacker w
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by moooo99 6y ago
In the worst case, there are people in poor countries solving those chaptas for relatively little money. Probably not worth for everyone, but when operating a botnet on a large scale, thats probably a pretty attractive option as well.
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by moooo99 6y ago
My university uses Blackboard Collab, its a pretty solid solution imho and apparently integrates nicely into Moodle.
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Its not that bad with the regular search results. Sometimes porn makes it to the first result page, usually its on the second or later. The real problem is when searching for images. I recently had to search for a lot of images and for basi

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