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sdoering
5y ago
Thanks for reminding me of this. The ports list grew quite a bit since I stumbled upon them some time back. I think I need to give them a try.
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5y ago
In your opinion. Being someone who hates these autoplay videos on news sites I can also see that examples like OP's are a valid and when done well interesting new firm of story telling. It is imho very valid to experiment with new form
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sdoering
5y ago
For a lot of people 10 dollars a month isn't cheap. For me - no problem. I have a few side projects and I shell out around 15 - 25 Euros each month. But I know a lot of people who would love to do stuff like that and have no way of at
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5y ago
This is even true in relationships. I learned it the hard way with my SO. And I learn it every day. She was born in GDR and even being only 8 years old when the wall came down she inherited that from her early years and her family's wa
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5y ago
I agree that the free market is easily gamed and therefore I really am glad to be living in a country with relatively strong consumer protection laws. I buy online, I can return within two weeks no question asked. It breaks within two years
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sdoering
5y ago
Interesting. Do you have more? Would love to hear.
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sdoering
5y ago
If anyone is interested in learning more about the history of the SR-71 and Skunk Works there is a great talk on YouTube [1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL3Yzjk5R4M
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sdoering
5y ago
Interesting take. I have lost nothing for example. I gained a lot over the last 1.5 years. I am vaccinated. I keep my distance. I do everything to protect those that need societies' help to do so (medical personnel, people that can
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5y ago
As far as I remember in Germany the average years lost were 13 years. I would love to know where you got your numbers. From all your statements and bold claims I am actually missing reliable sources. Fir example, where did you get the 99%?
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5y ago
From the article: > I was almost finished with this post when the WHO decided to go with Omicron instead of Nu (or even Xi) and then I had to go through and replace Nu with Omicron about 25 times. We could have just said ‘the Nu variant’
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5y ago
Thanks will do. I love interesting stuff so I gladly will take a look.
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sdoering
5y ago
It absolutely is. On the other hand at least it shows the original video. Something I just watched in awe. Stunned about the ingenuity of the toaster design.
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5y ago
Thank you so very much. This just landed in my bookmark list of great bug reports that made my day. I really like the way the community dealt with this. (Disclaimer: My SO and me are also a foster home for cats. The cat behavior described i
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sdoering
5y ago
> You can thank people for minor thigs too. It harms nothing. Please don't, just don't. At least not as my manager. There's very little that I find as bad on the job as hearing thank you's for things that come natural
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5y ago
Maybe I, not OP, can chime in with an example. Since labeling myself an introvert I was better able to know what attending bigger social come togethers (like team events, family reunions, conferences and the like meant to my "energy&qu
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sdoering
5y ago
Not sure were you are located, but if you are giving access to people protected by the GDPR your cookie notice does not fullfill the requirements set by European Regulations. Additionally, if you are located in a country that (like Germany
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5y ago
Maybe you can get away for a quick fix with something like deepl.com. They are great. As a German native speaker I came a long way with using them when I needed valid translations.
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5y ago
Additionally it isn't that we have a clean slate in Germany (as an example) ourselves [1]. We can't trust any vendors. Be it soft- or hardware. Be it cloud. At least not when thinking about state level actors. Nations need to thin
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5y ago
There was this really great talk on the Chaos Communication Congress some time back on the punctuality of German trains. I searched for it and even found the English voice over translation [1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/w
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5y ago
This ad was a oh my WTF moment. This would never fly in Germany. Oh hey, wait. Were does this company originate? I was absolutely blown away by this.
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5y ago
I would actually love solutions like these. But sadly oftentimes they are not put into place even when the residents fight for it. Additionally the costs of such measures are afterwards invoiced to the residents in most municipalities as th
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sdoering
5y ago
I agree. I grew up in a small town in Germany with around 10 - 12k residents. There were only three ways to learn about a new business and the quality it provided: - try it our yourself - read in the paper about the opening and read the re
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5y ago
One thing I regularly encounter is a typical "Tragedy of the Commons" problem with Google Maps. When they do route me, they often tend to route me through residential areas (in Germany these are often traffic reduced areas with re
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sdoering
5y ago
> Overall, we rate the Brownstone Institute Right Biased based on editorial positions that favor a conservative-libertarian perspective. We also rate them Mixed for factual reporting due to a failed fact check and the promotion of misinf
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5y ago
I am wondering if this is also happening in the EU or with customers from the European Union. The provider would probably put something to the effect of "we can do what we want" into their fine print. But I am not sure if this is
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5y ago
I just provided one source against a string of claims right out of the playbook from the conservative anti global warming lobby. If this makes me a "funny" one, I gladly am. I don't like dealing with people throwing out unsub
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sdoering
5y ago
You make a lot of bold statements. Care to provide some sources? Your sentiment, without providing sources actually sounds a lot like the talking points of lobby groups fighting against the increased usage of renewable energy. Just one exam
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5y ago
Thanks for the answer. Not sure if I misunderstood the GDPR but I thought it had the requirement to be able to provide the consent documentation for any identifiers used (like Google Analytics ID or Matomo ID). The user has the consent docu
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5y ago
I am a user of klaro.js and just wanted to express my thanks for the work you do. One question, that arose though is how one would fulfill the requirements of GDPR regarding the logging of consent as a kind of 'paper trail'. As I
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sdoering
5y ago
I am not a native speaker and stumbled over this massively. Had to read the headline thrice until I realized what bugged me.
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