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Why is this always spread? Right now is a winter night (-6 celsius), this is the live electricity map for Europe: https://app.electricitymap.org/map Right this second, Germany is EXPORTING to most of their neighbors. Are th
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I think there is also this topic of mental work vs. physical work. When I did physical work I could and did work 8-10hrs per day. Even if I wasn’t motivated, just illness was a problem. But as a software dev I have mostly 5hrs a day of good
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Boeing is exactly the type of company that would engage their army of lawyers and relations in the Justice Department to put a "nuisance" behind bars. Someone who endangers the holy profit for something measly as flight safety is
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> Thread about severe depression > Someone mentions lack of willpower and personal agency. It's honestly incredible how people STILL try to argue that depressed people should "just get over with it", just stop being sad
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The film was horrible. I watched it with 6 people at home and everyone hated it, for good reason. It's peak Nolan-thinks-he-is-artsy.
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5y ago
Yea live is good on Earth with a massive climate catastrophe rolling in. But sure, the technocrats just believe some Silicon Valley tech is gonna fix it.
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5y ago
Maybe they just want to put attention somewhere where it doesn't bother them?
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5y ago
You are right with your assessment and the consideration of a ban, I am embarrassed by some of these past comments.
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Don't have to launch a war. Climate change will fuck them up without the need to involve military. Downside is that we have to deal with that shitstorm too.
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Sorry about the vulgar comment... I am always getting really riled up about people dragging Germany through the mud for its energy policy. Not because Germany doesn't deserve it. It absolutely does. But we should stick to facts - Germa
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Germany has not replaced nuclear with coal. They have massively increased rennewables, as should everyone who isn't a paid shill or from the 80s. Thank you for your alternative facts, now go collect your paycheck for that dumbass state
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As long as these spiders don't develop ICBMs I am sure a lot of people wont take thems seriously at all. It has always saddened me how many people just treat animals like lesser beings ready to be killed, tortured and controlled. Readi
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5y ago
Do we have data on COVID in people without appendix?
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Yes, if the word 'complexity' falls then emergence is inevitable to be mentioned alongside.
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Maybe the wide swaths of US country side are different, but for the (Western) European countries we need less cars and not more. I love cars and driving but the mobility today is a smelly nightmare. 55 million Germans have insufficient publ
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In Germany this game was called "Baphomet's Fluch" (Baphomet's Curse). The PS1 demo of this were George is surviving an explosion in a Parisian Café is one of my nostalgic gaming memories.
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This is a long play by Windows 3.1 developers who introduced hidden code which would execute mid-2021 to release automated marketing messages for "Windows 11" and force update the code base with small time UI changes. During the d
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What kind of iPad do you have if the OS is no longer supported? For mobile devices, Apple is comparatively good at supporting older generations.
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Brave is Chromium...
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The Linux kernel today isnt what a single guy in a bathrobe wrote. Tim Berners-Lee was a single guy with a coffee cup and wrote WorldWideWeb/Nexus. These comparions are caveman level arguments.
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Legal liability is the only way to combat this bullshit. Severely harm these companies if they don't delete the data unless there is legal reason for time-limited retention (e.g. banks).
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No but it requires you to know apeace. Could be random letters with usernames - ok. But it's a different story with full names in the 1960s. Could have still just browsed the telephone book, but together with other hints it adds weight
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Yes until I also visualized a derpy dog orbiting it whose tongue was hanging out.
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I heard this very often and am always quite curious about it, as I cant relate. Whenever I imagine something it's a mix of abstract, foggy stuff and vivid clear images. I don't "see" them, I think/dream them like re
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Yep worked for a pretty large company and they had a (capable), high ranking dev guy who was prone to add easter eggs in the UI. Konami code would cause something to fly across the screen etc. The live product was taken down twice due to th
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That concern doesn't translate to sales though because LOOK A 120Hz SCREEN AND A SUPERFAST PROCESSOR FOR WHATSAPP!
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Don't use a product which has "ecosystem" as a feature then. Sending MAC addresses and their locations sounds like Apple devices try to establish a consistent local awareness of surrounding devices, e.g. for "Find My&quo
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The mistakes were made 30 years ago and once more after Fukushima. Germany should have gotten off coal first, then nuclear. Or it should have built modern reactors 20 years ago. Now it's too late, too long and too expensive.
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Yes and what does that mean? That the system puts a disadvantge on people with difficult backgrounds. I have non-academic parents and the system sure as hell made me understand that very well at a young age. The folks with attorneys and doc
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I went through it and did the "optimal" track up to and including a Master degree. Today, almost everyone does Abitur and a Bachelor's degree... tbh you are regarded as pretty simple if you didnt finish at least a Bachelor an
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