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by moooo99 1y ago
Even ignoring that misunderstanding, speed bumps can be absolutely great. They can‘t be installed everywhere since they also significantly slow down emergency services, but combine speedbumps and a crosswalk and you get a raised crosswalk,
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by moooo99 1y ago
Considering that is the framework FAANG in its entirety is based on, I find your reaction quite surprising
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by moooo99 1y ago
I was an LG G3 user a long time ago. With the exception of the overheating issue, it was a lovely phone. LG really did have some unique devices
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by moooo99 1y ago
I share this impression. I’ve never worked much with low level languages with the exception of a few university assignments. I did last years advent of code in Zig and was quite productive and never really struggled with the language that m
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by moooo99 1y ago
> Companies have no business telling their employees which specific programs they can and cannot run to do their jobs, that's an absurd level of micromanagement. This is a lovely take if your business exclusively running on FOSS on
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by moooo99 1y ago
> Google and Meta also boast publicly +30% of new lines of code are AI-generated in their companies today. Both are companies with heavy investment into their AI products, hence an extremely biased view. I’d take that with a huge grain o
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by moooo99 1y ago
Maybe because it’s that Comic sans is widely available and preinstalled on many systems as a „good enough“ option while others are very costly very quickly
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by moooo99 1y ago
Its a false dichotomy either way because VW and the handling of the administration back then was heavily criticized by many parties, including left leaning parties like the greens
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by moooo99 1y ago
Law enforcement should not be a primary mean of funding for anything, as this creates a plethora of perverse incentives for lawmakers. That does not mean law enforcement is bad or unnecessary. It just means that law enforcements primary pur
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by moooo99 1y ago
Probably was an r/whoosh moment on my part
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by moooo99 1y ago
Have you really never cancelled a program in a terminal session?
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by moooo99 1y ago
People who bought an iPhone are not users, they are customers who bought a product they now own. It’s not unreasonable to expect that the customers who bought product with their own money have control over said product. Repeating this ridic
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by moooo99 1y ago
Oh it absolutely is, but at least it’s free
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by moooo99 1y ago
> In a single semester of university I learned more than in 12 years of school. I learned more in a single year on the job than I did in 3 years of university. That doesn’t make university useless
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by moooo99 1y ago
No, at least not the ones I am aware of. iirc these kinds of attacks usually targeted content scanners (primarily antivirus). And an AV program would of course have to recursively de compress everything
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by moooo99 1y ago
I haven't seen battery price quotes for retail customers for a while now, everybody I know who wants one has one. But not too long ago a battery bank including installation was easily in the range of 800 to 1000 EUR/kWh of storage
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by moooo99 1y ago
People seem to love those expensive solutions though. I know so many people who invested in overly expensive battery storage systems for their solar. Power in Germany is expensive, but even with that expensive power many of those battery sy
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by moooo99 1y ago
I keep seeing that suggestion as well and the only sensible way I see would be to use one off boilerplate, anything else does not make sense. If you keep re-using boilerplate once in a while copying it from elsewhere is fine. If you re-use
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by moooo99 1y ago
I mean, the training data also has a cutoff date and changed beyond that are not reflected in the code suggestions. Also, I know that people love to joke on modern software and JS in particular. But if you take react code from 2020 and drop
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by moooo99 1y ago
> The counterargument is, people won’t listen and then blame Synology when their data is affected. At which point it may be too late for anything but attempting data recovery. Is it though? Most (consumer) NAS systems are probably sold w
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by moooo99 1y ago
If you use the PPP adjusted per capita GDP as a comparison metric the US stands about 37% higher than the EU. Considering the baseline tariff of 10% and the substantially higher tariffs for important trading partners the US targets, it may
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by moooo99 2y ago
> For instance: weather apps. Private sector ones are just a vector to track and sell your location data, and they rely on government data anyway. Or you do it like we do here in Germany and take the dumbest route you can imagine. We had
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by moooo99 2y ago
This is the „well to wheel“ efficiency of a BEV. It accounts for transmission losses, charging and powertrain losses. As a point of reference, the well to wheel efficiency for gasoline is somewhere between 12-20%.
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by moooo99 2y ago
I think the worst part about social media is the model for monetization and the incentives it creates
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by moooo99 2y ago
I don’t think the widespread adoption - or lack thereof - is a good indicator for being a fad or not being one. That being said, I don’t think social media is one. However, the original commenter is right by saying that social media is far
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by moooo99 2y ago
> But we don't like to say that, do we? Because it not true. The only body emitting currency is a government
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by moooo99 2y ago
Fritz Cola is cool, but it is unreasonably expensive. Their biggest bottle size is 0.5L and regularly costs like 1,60€. Recently got back to drinking Afri cola. Tastes great (particularly their zero product) and is line 1,50€/L which i
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by moooo99 2y ago
> It's unclear how this EU momentum will stand the test of time, even if the war in Ukraine were to stop quickly. I don’t think it really is unclear. The war in Ukraine served as an initial trigger that did spark some notesble chang
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by moooo99 2y ago
Yeah I also see that as an issue. 12 months for a supposedly LTS version really is not that long
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by moooo99 2y ago
> big doubt on that and maybe that's a good thing? Let's be honest, right now most of the web is dominated by low effort spam. I think that is funny considering it is likely going to have the exact opposite effect. Low effort b

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