seb1204

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   by seb1204 5y ago

   Years ago I user a good blue Ball pen and signed in a blank paper. I scanned this in high resolution, cropped, fattened the lines, removed background and saved it as a transparent PNG. I added this PNG as a stamp to my favourite PDF softwar
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   I thought it was funny how the author explained typing text messages and also T9, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T9_%28predictive_text Then again I realised that many younger people might had never have heard of them. T
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   Once under construction they can be added. See https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lifecycle_prefix
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   Honest question: would the Linux ecosystem benefit from a UI style guide? Similar to what Apple and Google provide for the mobile platforms? My thinking is that such a style guide could help developers, desktop environments and distribution
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   RSS is still used for podcasts. I use is every day. I have stopped reading my news sites using my RSS reader... For reasons I have not thought about enough.
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   For many this has become a habit. Sometimes it is worth raising it as an issue Ind the particular situation.
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   For some time this was the case in Sydney. Now you can tap on and off with any credit/debit card. Very convenient. Maybe worthwhile checking with you transport provider
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   - no government will do bold steps to get closer to 1.5 degree global warming - corporations and private people will continue to invest in carbon neutral or negative solutions and technology all at the added cost to work around prohibitive
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   by seb1204 5y ago

   Why not work on some public software project in your 'spare' time?
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Unless they spell out how they proactively support the one man hobbyist maintainer I don't believe them. https://xkcd.com/2347
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I support that. At the same time I assume you have written this in a device manufactured in China together with many companies there object we have in our daily lives. Are enough of us willing to abstain from these devices?
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    There is a delay of first transactions. PayID is what it it is called for most banks.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    There are many good German podcasts. Omega Tau, omega tau science & engineering podcast: http://omegataupodcast.net/feed/ Logbuch:Netzpolitik: http://logbuch-netzpolitik.de/feed/m4a Forscherg
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I can offer this link to a podcast about this exact subject. Unfortunately it's in German DE https://twitter.com/timpritlove/status/1450041042930122754?t... But Tim is surely up to clarify any questions.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I was tempted to buy one but the hassle to go though to do this from Australia was the reason I opted for a second hand OnePlus 7T one from the neighbourhood. Pretty happy with it
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    3 months ago I upgraded from my OnePlus 3T to a second hand OnePlus 7T. I bought the 3T when it came out, around early 2018 My reasons for the upgrade where mainly the camera which did no longer work at all. I did replace the camera module
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Not sure if I can agree. The Baker with the good sourdough bread does not do marketing. Yes, I know the name and where the shop is, but I buy the bread because I like it. Maybe also because I like their philosophy, attitude to the resources
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I loved the humidity in Dubai... Some days. Preferences differ.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    No it is not. Stop the straw man argument. Hydrogen has been talked about 10 years ago and the technology is still in its beginnings compared to most solar components nowadays. Hydrogen is also increasingly used by the fissile/carbon i
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I agree that one needs to be critical or corporate videos. I've watched the video and it is appealing to feelings and has very little technical details. It impresses by outlining the size and some of the complexity but nothing more. It
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I agree. Even with Netflix I find myself looking for British, Australian or French productions I. Film and series as they seem fresh, less repetitive and deeper in character than recent American productions.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Is the online ordering system a cost cutting measure to save on staff or seen as a user benefit?
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Interesting, why? Source?
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Some time ago I spoke to an architect from Europe who was living and building in New Zealand. He said that good quality double glazed window are not available. Her ordered them from Europe. (I'm curious is I remember this correctly or
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    During the pandemic I had colleagues sitting in their garage for one full year. These was spot no other place to be. Other younger colleagues has studios where they said when they sit up straight in their bed they are at the ' office&#
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    I agree with you. Can you point me to some of your plenty good examples please?
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Yes that is what I thought. They have developed a style, icons, colour scheme etc for the app. To show you the data in a visually pleasing for that they think is good.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing this side to the story.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    The better way to summarise would be to say that the Grundgesetz guarantees the freedom of expressing your opinion and views. It does not protect you when making false claims or lying.
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    by seb1204 5y ago

    The media rush for clicks and advertising is not the right driver for such kind of news.