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by ndr42 8mo ago
In germany the terms are Sommerzeit (summer time) and Winterzeit (winter time). Of course everybody would chose the former as summer sound better than winter but the latter is "better" as it corresponds more to "wake up when
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by ndr42 8mo ago
You are right! So the situation for german is worse: Millions of words are missing... ;-)
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by ndr42 8mo ago
I imagine that languages like german that create composites of nouns have less of a problem with this: English: cream of mushroom soup Spanisch: sopa cremosa de champiñones German: Champignoncremesuppe
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by ndr42 8mo ago
"But by excluding teens who were already showing mental health symptoms, the new study points to a potential causal link between cannabis use and later mental health diagnoses. Additional research is needed to understand the link fully
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by ndr42 8mo ago
If you are able now to create 10 products instead of 1 in the same time frame you will have to plan, review and maintain 10 things instead of 1. How can this work? I mean to double your productivity is a huge jump but 10x sounds unsustainab
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by ndr42 8mo ago
Apple had been around 12 til 2019, now around 32 [1]. They were/are discounted for a long time but some kind of stocks had a price never based on fundamentals. [1] https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AAP
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by ndr42 8mo ago
> Even getting your neighbors to re-position their Ring cameras (which they have every right to install) can become very difficult. In Germany it's prohibited by law to point your private surveillance camera to public spaces like th
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by ndr42 9mo ago
it runs quite fast on a first generation mac studio with safari
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by ndr42 9mo ago
https://archive.is/YmHnn
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by ndr42 9mo ago
At least the engine seem to be able to output linux games. IOS is also possible but not the Mac...
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by ndr42 9mo ago
I remember looking at it about 20 (?) years ago and came back disappointed that I could not use it on my Mac. Well, at least I was able to revive this feeling today... :-(
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by ndr42 9mo ago
maybe, but education won‘t solve the issues I outlined above. So in interest of european security I‘m all for regulation of this.
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by ndr42 9mo ago
I will just provide 2 examples, but you can find a lot more. If your data is in the hands of a nation that uses this to block you from your data you should do something about it. [1] If your data is in the hands of a nation whose representa
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by ndr42 9mo ago
Even if you are right and everything is the same regarding surveillance and regulation: there are other important aspects that make the move to move european data out of the US worthwhile.
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by ndr42 9mo ago
One-lane-roundabouts are very safe. I lived in Hannover (Germany) in the 80s and 90s, they had 2 or 3 lanes in the roundabouts. There were large signs that counted the accidents (200+/year) to raise awareness and during the trade fairs
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by ndr42 9mo ago
Cannibalize meant in this case to have product that will kill one of your other products (in this case the back then cash cow iPod would be killed by the iPhone). I don't see this in Tesla.
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by ndr42 9mo ago
I was thinking about something comparable, where there is a digital storefront, payment processing, security, delivering, installing on all my devices and so on... Steam comes to mind. They take 30% (and I think 5% for credit card or whatev
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by ndr42 9mo ago
At that time 30% was not something you would consider high in contrast to the situation before the advent of app stores.
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by ndr42 9mo ago
Had to let this here: A TV clip on YouTube of an episode of “That’s Incredible”, featuring Apple co-founder Stephen “Woz” Wozniak (aged 38) running through a maze and nearly winning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoJexQjoM
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by ndr42 9mo ago
I dislike this dramatization in reporting of mundane facts. So report the facts but sentences like "What Wei probably didn’t tell Cook is that Apple may no longer be his largest client" make it personal, they make you take sides,
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by ndr42 9mo ago
What do they mean with: "#1 year for Apple Music listenership"? If it is "The year in which people that use Apple Music used more Apple Music than in the years before" than it does not sound astounding.
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by ndr42 9mo ago
At least a human spends 10 Minutes with the app... less with updates.
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Solar panels on land used for biofuels: enough electricity for all cars/trucks(ourworldindata.org)
19 points by ndr42 9mo ago|8 comments
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by ndr42 9mo ago
Really fascinating data. Limitation: "We don’t account for the fact that we’d need energy storage and other options to make sure that power is available where and when it’s needed (not just when the sun is shining). We’re just trying t
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by ndr42 10mo ago
A least the 3D printers today are great to print terrain, ruins and so on as a base for painting and decorating.
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by ndr42 10mo ago
It's a question of mindset. I read it as I was in university (studying german literature) and thought that I should read some of the canonical works. Well, it was (at that time) no pleasure and boring. After finishing I read on the bac
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by ndr42 10mo ago
Is it possible that a company sues their own ceo? Has something like this ever happend?
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by ndr42 10mo ago
This reminds me of the parody from 20 years ago of what would happen if Microsoft would re-design the iPod packaging - including the name of the product. It seems that nothing has changed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUX
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by ndr42 11mo ago
I remember how they introduced the unibody Macbooks around 2009. They milled the entire enclosure from a slab of aluminium - they had to buy thousands of mills for mass-producing. Now 3d printing seems to open up even more design possibilit
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3D printed titanium Apple Watch cases(apple.com)
10 points by ndr42 11mo ago|7 comments

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