onli

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by onli 12d ago
What's your question? "Are there real people with opinion on this?"? Then yes, sure. My opinion matches what's the overall tenor of this thread. It's not astroturfing, mullenweg just has lost that much support.
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by onli 29d ago
It was a normal developer position (with PhD bonus possibly) at a private enterprise that only worked on public projects. No Befristung, no other surprises I got aware of. I was also a bit surprised that this existed, because with private-p
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by onli 29d ago
The construction would be a private company that works with the government. That exists already - I had applied for one before - and the pay was completely competitive, for German salaries. 80K.
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by onli 1mo ago
Doesn't work in Europe either -> full login wall, Desktop Firefox.
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by onli 2mo ago
Might be longevity concerns. Those new batteries are impressive, but the concern is that they will degrade a lot. Also, remember the exploding Samsung phone. Experiments with batteries are risky for those companies.
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by onli 2mo ago
I'm not in the brave ecosystem otherwise nor a big fan. But the search engine was competitive with google when it was still cliqz, before it was shut down there and the leftovers bought by brave. And it still works really well. Even if
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by onli 2mo ago
Brave search works really well, I haven't switched to Google search for months.
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by onli 2mo ago
He described he pressed a button to turn it off. Here isn't a single AC unit out there that breaks from that, I'll claim hat confidently until proven otherwise.
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by onli 2mo ago
It is not a sign of productivity to create LOCs. Especially not 100k.
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by onli 2mo ago
Working past your personal bedtime, part of an imaginary movement of millions might, ignoring the negative aspects of AI, empowered like commanding an army. This frankly sound psychotic, and it's exactly why uncontrolled AI usage is se
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by onli 2mo ago
Less energy usage, more vram, faster in games (see https://www.pc-kombo.com/us/benchmark/games/gpu/compare?ids%... ). But it is even more about timing. Nvidia shifted to RTX afterwards, opting to go for r
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by onli 2mo ago
Sure. Also the Chinese watch brands offer good mechanical watches for even under $100, or for not much more (steeldive for example, or pagani), I'm aware. But there are also a lot of watches that are more expensive, way more expensive
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by onli 2mo ago
No. It really is a scam. Everyone with understanding of the physics involved wrote so. Heat dissipation + radiation + launch cost make it a no-go.
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by onli 2mo ago
But its so cheap compared to other watches, analog watches I mean. And it is also competitively priced against other smartwatches, isn't it? The price really shouldn't feel all that bad.
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by onli 3mo ago
Time flies :) You are correct, the microG ban is gone from the sidebar. That's nice. (Why this was so important: During covid the official contact tracker in Germany needed microG/the play services, a newer alternative then bundle
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by onli 3mo ago
No, slower. And with compatibility issues as well as additional latency.
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by onli 3mo ago
It literally can't be done, in Germany. There is corruption in Germany, but it simply does not exist at this level. It also wouldn't work in practice: You would have to find out who is the office worker working on your documents (
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by onli 3mo ago
But you can't. It's not like you can bribe the bureaucrat working on your form, and there is no regular fast pass.
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by onli 3mo ago
Sure, though even in a classic project I'm maintaining the index.php is used as entry point for a lot of suburls, which the routing hidden behind that. URL-Rewriting than hides the index.php from the URL, so that's intransparent t
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by onli 3mo ago
You would do no such thing, because if you tried, you wouldn't have a business in the EU anymore.
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by onli 4mo ago
It also was the same chip back then and the price difference significant. But maybe you are correct and with the current conditions it doesn't make a difference. I dont know.
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by onli 4mo ago
Nice, I missed that. The 5700X3D has been the smarter pick back then, it fits to the current latent user hostility of AMD to focus on the more expensive processor.
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by onli 4mo ago
With those brands it's quite possible they changed it later without listing that anywhere. Same for the Linux support, which they also specifically not provide officially (and there is a developer post somewhere that they dont ever tes
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by onli 4mo ago
Did they recently update the design? I don't remember it looking this good. The dark mode is of the type I like (it's not too black! Unlike Github's) and the light mode is quite close to Github's design and thus familiar
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by onli 5mo ago
On the other hand, the sleep fits better to the test description, "should allow reading stdout after a few milliseconds". Even if 1 != 'a few'. It's possible the part of the commit reverted here, https:/&#x2F
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by onli 5mo ago
Windows still has a huge gaming marketshare on PC, and Microsoft as publisher is still a big player. You mean something else?
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by onli 5mo ago
Maybe for context: In systems with worker protections, lying about this can be a crime. For example in Germany, if you want to fire someone for bad performance, you have to tell him before about the problem and give him the opportunity to i
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by onli 5mo ago
How is obviously lying about the layoff reason minimizing the lawsuit area? It's ripping it wide open I'd think.
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by onli 5mo ago
There still is a pie launcher, quite active and popular it seems. Not an anime style though. https://github.com/markusfisch/PieLauncher
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by onli 5mo ago
If he is young enough he probably did not know how the file systems worked (and I mean: what a directory is, what files are). Supposed to be quite common now for people using only mobile devices. So he lacked the fundamentals to understand

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