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by sdoering 11mo ago
Couldn’t have said it better. But hey, they made their bed…
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Look at what YT loads in terms of tracking, when opening a page with an embedded YT video - even if you do not play that. Or install something like pi-hole and watch how many analytics calls to Adobe Analytics the Adible app is sending out.
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by sdoering 11mo ago
And by that they are actually in violation of GDPR. But hey - since when was Musk interested in following regulations. And since when has a governmental or supra-governmental entity been able to curb that tendency of the super rich and bigg
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Don't mix PII data and cookies (or any other similar tech). There are different regulations in place here. If you want to use ddata that can identify me (even in theory), you need to ask me, if I am fine with that. If you want to store
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by sdoering 11mo ago
If you want to do business in the EU, just follow the law. You are not allowed to sell Heroin to anyone in Germany. I don't see you making the argument, that we should - in the same fashion as with digital spyware using companies - not
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Fingerprinting is actually covered by the regulations and needs to be "consented" to. There are different regulations, but basically they are technology agnostic (a good thing). If you as a compnay want to use data that could theo
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by sdoering 11mo ago
I recently registered a complaint with my local data protection authority. This then got routed to their colleagues in North Rhine-Westphalia that are responsible, as the company in question had their business location there. What the compa
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Couldn't agree more. I am cis-het in a long relationship, childfree by choice. But don't think conservative ideology/politics is about making their rules your rules. Or at least being bound by their rules. I mean: If Musk doe
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by sdoering 11mo ago
This. I am a happy paying customer. Recommend them to my clients whenever it makes sense (more often than not). And hope they just keep running like they do as profitable business, like you said.
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Google is collecting troves of data from downgraded Nest thermostats(theverge.com)
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Why should anyone feel anything offensive about that? Or why would anyone get offended over this? I really do not understand what the issue would be.
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Just checked INWX from here in Germany. I was able to log in and get to my DNS records. Just if you should be looking for an alternative after all this.
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by sdoering 11mo ago
I don't have experience with a dynDNS setup like you describe, hosting from (probably) home. But my domains are on a VPS (and a few other places here and there) and DNS is done via my domain reseller's DNS settings pages. Never ha
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by sdoering 11mo ago
May I ask how you plan to deal with YouTube auto-dubbing videos into crappy AI slop? I wanted to watch a video and was taken aback by the abysmal ai generated voice. Only afterwards I realized YouTube had autogenerated the translated audio
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Any proof of that? I am a Hetzner customer and had never heard of this before. Would be good to know what I got into.
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by sdoering 11mo ago
> I am already planning for a future in which Google does not feature This. Currently I am still a paying Google customer for a few things running my freelance side business. I am in the process of migrating my data out of Google Drive a
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Those are the projects I love and get inspired by. I love the execution and the level of detail, making it feel like a true miniature signage on the station. Well done and what a lovely spirit.
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by sdoering 11mo ago
profiting != profit
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by sdoering 11mo ago
Exactly what the big German corporations (as well as Ford by the way) did in the 1930s.
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by sdoering 1y ago
I second this from my experience.
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by sdoering 1y ago
"Solved problem for now." With "now" being the important word here. We should not forget the significant amount of soil erosion. Not only, but especially in already vulnerable regions. While I will probably not get to fe
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by sdoering 1y ago
Meanwhile on the other side of that lovely little island: > In 2025 when the tunnel (the Fehmarn Sound Tunnel) was still not approved by authorities it was revealed that it would not be opened in 2029 as it was then planned but in 2032,
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by sdoering 1y ago
Or the Fehmarn Belt tunnel (northern Germany to Denmark). Or probably most of those big infrastructure construction projects.
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by sdoering 1y ago
In addition to that dpa from Germany for German news. Yes, dpa has had issues, but it is in my experience by far the source trying to be as non partisan as possible. Not necessarily when they sell their online feed business, though. Disclai
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by sdoering 1y ago
One of my favorite blogs in my RSS reader
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by sdoering 1y ago
YMMV
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by sdoering 1y ago
What specific improvements are you hoping for? Without them (in the original forum post) giving concrete examples, prompts, or methodology – just stating "I write good prompts" – it's hard to evaluate or even help them. They
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by sdoering 1y ago
Especially if they are close family I would be even more harsh about it. If my family f*ks this much with my borders, I am so getting rid of toxic assholes. I ab-so-f*ing-lute-ly not care about blood relations, when it comes to people ignor
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by sdoering 1y ago
In German, we also have a "Right to the image". It is based on our constitutional rights. But, if you are a public figure, as in you are a media person, a celebrity or politician. As in you are actually searching for publicity, th
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by sdoering 1y ago
If you only had made the argument you thought you made, but didn’t. And then not even made the effort to understand that the point your discussion partner made was actually in stark contrast to your point in the result they were arguing for

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