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by ruph123 6y ago
It is a proven fact that Germans systematically killed jews and other political enemies in concentration camps and elsewhere. There is no other “conclusion” to be drawn from the overwhelming physical evidence of these crimes.
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by ruph123 6y ago
After switching to a Onyx Boox Note Air from an iPad I am so happy with this technology. Writing is truly paper-like and reading is so incredible. Latency is great, pens work nicely and are much finer and (can) have more friction than the A
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Same in Germany. E.g. you cannot publicly state that the Holocaust was an invention because that it happened is a fact. So it cannot be an opinion. Although differentiating between the two is not always easy and often left for the courts to
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by ruph123 6y ago
My point is: No publicly traded company goes “above and beyond” for their employees. They literally work for the interest of their shareholders. Individual workers’ rights do not matter for them. And a high salary is not everything, especia
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What a naive world view is this to think that a large enough company goes “above and beyond” for their employees... As a German these American work ethics are so weird to me. You are being put on a stick and held over a bon fire and all yo
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by ruph123 6y ago
Another anecdote: Subway bread cannot be technically called “bread” in Ireland because there is too much added sugar in it. Ruled by their supreme court: https://text.npr.org/919831116
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That is true except that it does not offer a sufficient solution for a synced mobile app. I was very happily using it and even created a Todoist premium account only to find out that the interpretation between the two tools is very lacking
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I love Matt‘s work so much. His channel has grown well beyond „one of them Numberphiler’s personal channel”. Great to see!
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Wow thank you. That is quite feature complete. It is just the ugliest map that I have ever seen. And there seems to be no way of changing the map theme. Will still try it as my default for now. Thanks!
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Is there a reason why all the OSM alternatives on iOS (like maps.me, osmAnd, mapout, etc.) require you to download the more zoomed in maps? I think being able to download is a nice feature but I don't often need it and would like to us
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by ruph123 6y ago
As a German I was shocked to find out that in the US Charter would not let me configure anything in “my” Charter modem. No dynDNS server, no ports forwarding, not inspecting what is wrong, not even blocking internet for certain MAC addresse
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I hope this will not be the (slow) death of druid/piet as it is by-far the very best multi-platform Rust GUI framework at the moment.
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I disagree. Signal on Fedora works very well for me. Even video/audio calls work surprisingly well. And it is available as a Flatpak.
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I bought the M3 right when they came out for about 320€ (I think they were 380 but there was a deal). And got a reimbursement about a year later because of technical problems. Because I really liked them I bought them again and the price th
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Law firm claims stake in tape used to lift moon dust off Apollo 11 bag(collectspace.com)
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Good idea. Just looked up the „Moments“ app in the iOS app store and consensus seems to be that it is pretty bad and slow (sub 3 star rating).
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Can we talk about alternatives? I am not a Google Photos user but I struggle to find a good privacy-aware or self-hosting solution. Currently I am hosting my photos on my nextcloud instance. But the support from the iOS app for photos is re
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by ruph123 6y ago
I bought the business cousin of the XPS 17, the Precision 5750. The screen-to-body ratio is amazing. And the 4k screen is beautiful, the build is attractive, thermals are good and the speakers are nice as well. (From an Apple perspective th
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by ruph123 6y ago
I recommend this Adam ruins everything episode about the topic, already covering most of these issues in a fun and accessible way: https://youtu.be/N5kWu1ifBGU
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You must be fun at parties.
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Ironic: if you can’t read a paper yet, how do you read the paper explaining how to read a paper?
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Armbian TV developer threatens to brick your devices(reddit.com)
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Ono: How the Biggest 3D Printing Scam of All Time Unfolded(3dsourced.com)
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Linux vulnerabilities allow zero-click attacks via Bluetooth(securityweek.com)
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Intermittent fasting doesn’t help you lose weight, UCSF study suggests(cnbc.com)
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by ruph123 6y ago
Interesting, thanks for that insight! The respect for these “craftsmanship jobs” like baker or carpenter is certainly going down though. Everyone wants to study. Although that might be in parts because of the freedom and great time you have
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Oh yes that is correct. Sorry then I compared apples and oranges here. “Pharmacists” in Germany only hand out the medics and produce some. Doctors are the only ones who can prescribe.
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That is true, but you cannot say that this will lead to the same situation as in the US. The apprenticeship system is well established and it it just not feasible for everyone to take the time and money to study. Apprenticeships are payed.
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Maybe going off on a tangent but as a German I never understood why in the US people have to study for some very basic jobs. Jobs like nurse, pharmacist, physical therapist, etc. are 3 year apprenticeships in Germany. You apply directly at
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Rocket League players must use an Epic Games account to access the game(notebookcheck.net)
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