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by myspy 4y ago
I've read somewhere else that Apple did not participate in wide lay-offs which means they play their own game and don't fire what they recently acquired. Hence it makes sense that other companies have worse big picture and outlook
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by myspy 4y ago
They could ship a lot of them in less plastic to a vendor where you could get them in a paper bag.
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by myspy 4y ago
In Germany they introduced the McVegan a couple years ago. It wasn't great with a weird patty. They changed that to Veganburger TS sometime ago https://www.mcdonalds.com/de/de-de/product/veganburger-ts-25
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by myspy 4y ago
Aldi has a great chicken replacement and the meatballs packaged with a pack of ketchup are excellent. I would wish for them to be available in a larger version without the ketchup. Another problem I have with all of this is the plastic pack
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by myspy 4y ago
Isn't that a problem of Brexit? As I read here https://eand.co/britains-finally-figuring-out-brexit-really-...
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by myspy 4y ago
Same, also doing more household chores than my wife because she‘s in a family business.
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by myspy 4y ago
Medical doctors don‘t need to work 80 hour weeks. These exploitative systems need to be abolished. These should be basic human rights.
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by myspy 4y ago
Musk is a narcistic asshole, he commands at will and sadly a large group of people stay behind him and defend every step.
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by myspy 4y ago
When I read here about nuclear as a solution I never read about how much fuel there is left, where it comes from, how much CO2 digging up the fuel and processing it is created as well as the waste management. The waste is not a solved probl
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by myspy 4y ago
I see it similarly in Germany. More social housing build by the government is needed to enable people with lower income living there. We did that less and less in Germany and now we pay the price. Higher rents and less room to live in.
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by myspy 4y ago
I bike with a plain bike but would love a heavy duty e-bike to do groceries. No need for a car but not enough room in a backpack.
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by myspy 4y ago
The Path app was a good social network in hindsight. Share your stuff and look at others stuff. All sorted by date. No algorithms. Which is why it probably failed. Facebook sucks and I‘d hope that politicians in Germany would take action ag
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by myspy 4y ago
I'm a little nostalgic here, but social media was more fun and healthier when the timelines were simple streams of the stuff your friends posted. That's when it was still good and went down the drain around 2014 or 2015 when the F
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by myspy 4y ago
I agree, good post.
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by myspy 4y ago
Yeah, I just prefer sortBy('created_at')
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by myspy 4y ago
Social media as it is done by Facebook is the major problem. We need no algorithmic timelines, no manipulation what can be seen by a company. Just what you follow is a scrollable timeline. Group features that cannot be moderated need to be
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by myspy 4y ago
Every Russian should be ashamed, what their leader is doing right now. And in case they support it should reflect on their ethics.
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by myspy 5y ago
There won't be any, it will be either go to the epic store or don't use our product. For certain apps it will be a pain in the ass. And to be honest, this is why I buy Apple not Android. I don't want to think about it. There
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by myspy 5y ago
I see a problem with the Facebook, the Microsoft, the Epic store with all different rules and payment methods. Having them to cross a common threshold is better for me as an end user.
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by myspy 5y ago
But when you use the store, you need to pay for using and maintaining the store, which is the other 27%. Why would you expect to upload apps in the store and let them be downloaded for free?
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by myspy 5y ago
We could've partially solved the problem with steady construction of wind farms which were politically held back in the last 10 years.
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by myspy 5y ago
So what is the current state of affairs with nuclear on CO2 neutrality? Last I heard, in its life time it is not CO2 neutral due to mining and storing the fuel. Are these solved problems?
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by myspy 5y ago
Hey VR designers, anyone ever thought about people that wear glasses? Most headsets don't really take it into account.
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by myspy 5y ago
I'm not sure if that pro Paddle list is good for me as a customer. The access to my data at least isn't.
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by myspy 5y ago
Employees need to tell employers to f** off with all the overtime, extra work, working on weekends, etc. The video game industry is loosing its creative people for years, the film industry is milking their 3d artists dry, and the normal sof
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by myspy 5y ago
First I read it with an open mind, but to the end it gets weirder. Everything is thrown together at the end with saying “The unmasked”; “the unvaxxinated”; “chuds”; “magatards”; “Brexiteers”. Well there certainly are different view points,
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by myspy 5y ago
At the time after reloaded came out, this was my favourite theory - that it's just another simulation - but they didn't take it into account which was a bummer.
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by myspy 5y ago
Something other which is hard is writing performant queries. Using statements with subqueries/in syntax for example. And I always forget which join does what.
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by myspy 5y ago
What is striking is that a lot of misinformation is spreading around. How it works, what is behind it, what the alternatives could be, and especially what problem it tries to solve. This tweet here gives interesting options to learn more ab
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by myspy 5y ago
According to Grubers analysis it compares the csam pictures against the library. Your 17 year old is not part of that database. Hence no hash matches. CSAM provides a library with hashes that are compared against the photos on the phone. Th

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