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by okr 2y ago
Thats the end goal of the leftist dreamworld. Make everyone equal, so that everything becomes more shittier. We need to educate more!
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by okr 2y ago
I think it is an invalid argument. Please inform yourself about the reasoning before you post half truths.
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by okr 2y ago
Trains are just big cars, where you stuff in a lot of people, to make it efficient. Because otherwise it is not. And you can only work in it, because no one wants to use this monster on a daily basis, so its empty and you dont fight for spa
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by okr 2y ago
If Germany wants to be a militarized state again, the infrastructure will be fixed again. You have to transport things around. Tbh, i think, germany has too much not needed but costly infrastructure maintained only for a few people.
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by okr 2y ago
The thing is, it is never enough and ends up usually in a disaster and people lose their life, because their opinions get in the way. Subsidy kills innovation. There is no incentive anymore to make things better. You always must know someon
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by okr 2y ago
Oh please, far-right? It is leftists, that sees everything beside them as far-right. I would call it conservative. Something the 'left' forgets, that there are also some real people, who do not want to pay for the leftist dreamwor
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by okr 2y ago
There are mobile split-AC. I took one meant for camping. And the wiring between the units is small enough, so that an opened window is not a problem. Worked well enough for me.
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by okr 2y ago
Maybe a hotel will do? You can also rent an apt and buy a mobile AC yourself. Which i did this summer, for the few days it gets really hot.
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by okr 2y ago
The linked github page gives me 404. But here are the release notes: https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/blob/main/releas...
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by okr 2y ago
Or from german taxpayers.
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by okr 2y ago
Depends on the point of view. I think it is awesome that everyone can do something to their abilities AND get paid for it. If drawing would not be needed, all the artists would be basically out of work from one day to another.
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by okr 2y ago
What has capitalism to do with it? It is just division of labor. And upgrading products so they become other products. And i think its fantastic. Because, to be honest, i dont know how to cut trees, how to shredder them, how to make paper o
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by okr 2y ago
Yeah, exactly, thank you.
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by okr 2y ago
Because they are old and have families now. Metoo and toxic behaviours did the rest. And, it is just not that important. For me, Musk/Trump is indeed fresh trollish air in all this seriousness and iam astounded, that no one else enjoys
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by okr 2y ago
I think it should be reciprocal, like in the real world. If someone blocks a provider, a provider should be allowed to block back. Maybe with some automatism. So it is fair and each party has information about what is going on. Or using rea
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by okr 2y ago
So snarky. It is just a job, a company pays people to make products that they can sell to people for more money, bcs it is necessary for their products or else. Just like you go to a supermarket and buy products, that enrich your life and s
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by okr 2y ago
I am happy if someone attends a meeting for me. So the word still gets out to all ranks, but my information overflow is taken care of.
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by okr 2y ago
Just curious, how to identify the companies, that use child slavery? Is there a logo on the packaging? How does it look like?
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by okr 2y ago
I also wonder if Athena does this with AWS. Parquet supports pushdown. But i would suspect, pushdown predicates would mean that the file storage unit has to have some logic to execute custom code, bringing back the code to the data. The pro
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by okr 2y ago
Thank you. Well, there you have it, this is a non-regulated wild environment and except for data privacy and looking at costs basically everyone does what they need. So i am very jealous about the discipline you seem to be able to push thro
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by okr 2y ago
Yes, there is a distinction between product and staging and everything is put into modules, so there is some reusability. But still, there teams working in different accounts, and sometimes they exchange data between accounts, like putting
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by okr 2y ago
Do you mean by data source, export the state to some external data store and the other projects import it from there instead of importing it directly from tfstate? Assume role, yes, unless the services accessing the resources from outside.
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by okr 2y ago
Kinda related: Is there a good tool for managing all these resources and credentials at AWS in an enterprise environment? We started nicely from top to down, splitting the root account into sub accounts and then having a terraform project p
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by okr 2y ago
This makes sense to me, to change the birthdate, to get additional support. A lot of young people looking a tad older. But when crimes are reported, where do officials get the birthdates from? Or do they reporting most likelies?
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by okr 2y ago
Since ppl exaggerate individual cases to a generic form, i remain sceptical about "gang of 12 year old". not to say, it doesnt exists. everything is hyperbole on the internet.
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by okr 2y ago
gangs of 12 year old roaming the swedish streets? you sure, it's not monty python playing in your head?
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by okr 2y ago
Ha. Exactly.
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by okr 2y ago
Hm. But we want "our" leaders to be controversial and to make points, no? To know where they stand and where they want to go to. I need this clear distinction. Before i did not really have a political home, i saw common-sense disa
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by okr 2y ago
I am for numbers. Thats very unideological. Then people can pick their identity/label as they want, but in the system its just a unique number.
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by okr 2y ago
Yeah, so are people turned on globally, especially Europe. This does not tell me anything. Maybe the republicans just have better arguments this time. Or the other way around. And then the losing side after elections may have to grind their

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