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by teekert 1y ago
You mean with GadgetBridge and Android right? The official app does not have nice conditions when I last read through it. Note that I couldn’t find the 1 month battery mode anymore. Just the pro which sadly has a normal lcd screen and max 1
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by teekert 1y ago
I think you should. We make people feel bad for fleeing into drugs right? For gambling? We tell our kids it's bad. But it's ok to get the same hits from a website that does everything in its power to keep your eyeballs glued to it
933.
by teekert 1y ago
Is that where the downvotes come from? People feeling criticized? If so, please criticize me. I feel weak spending time on LinkedIn or on my smartphone for that matter. I’m disgusted by my weakness when I see my weekly iOS screentime report
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by teekert 1y ago
LinkedIn tells me I have so many (ex) co-workers that play these games and I always think about the collective time wasted by all those people and close LinkedIn in disgust. I started monitoring LinkedIn for assignments and networking oppor
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by teekert 1y ago
I get the point but it still sounds to me like "what about the horse maintainers in a car world." The world is changing, we improvise, adapt, overcome. Where many species have their world model encoded in their DNA, we have a beau
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by teekert 1y ago
So it should be easy to reuse your open source code, but not too easy?
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by teekert 1y ago
I had 70% in mind but it certainly sounds reasonable (do you have a source? That would be great for our management). In our university medical hospital we have a very hard time to get rid of "shadow IT" because a single 50K machin
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by teekert 1y ago
My experience as well, in a hospital a doc left me with sa fully logged in console, to feed my kid in his office (which is incredibly kind of course). I for one got that "walk afk = alt-f4" rammed into me at my work place at that
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by teekert 1y ago
I know indeed that our sys-admins also don't like it.
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by teekert 1y ago
Snellius was the Latin name of the Dutch mathematician Willebrord Snel van Royen [0] (" ... best known for Snell's law, named after him, which indicates how light rays are broken when light passes through different materials"
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by teekert 1y ago
Perhaps it is worth noting that all super computers I know (like the Dutch Snellius and the Finnish Lumi) are Slurm clusters with login nodes. Bioinformaticians (among others) in (for example) University Medical Centers won’t get much more
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by teekert 1y ago
Interestingly about 190.000 is what our prime minister makes and where public service salaries are capped here in the Netherlands. Edit oops, knowledge was outdated, it’s about 270.000.
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Proton Authenticator – secure 2FA, your way(proton.me)
11 points by teekert 1y ago|1 comments
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by teekert 1y ago
Exactly. I certainly recognized myself in the story. I wanted to be professor, until I learned what they do.
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by teekert 1y ago
“ Meanwhile, I keep being asked if Chrome should be allowed to find devices on my network, which doesn't seem nearly as important.” … Not for you, but someone finds it important.
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by teekert 1y ago
I like webUI but it’s weird and conplicated how you have to set up the different models (via text files in the browser, the instructions contains a lot of confusing terms). Librechat is nice but I can’t get it to not log me out every 5 min
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by teekert 1y ago
It’s worth noting that this industrial scale is only possible with pesticides and herbicides that are very bad for insects and suspected hormone disruptors and carcinogens, etc.
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by teekert 1y ago
I didn’t even notice it but went back and it is indeed very weird. I wonder what the reason is.
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EU-US tariffs: five key takeaways from the trade deal(theguardian.com)
2 points by teekert 1y ago|0 comments
950.
by teekert 1y ago
But great for its _users_, so just like the US companies then.
951.
by teekert 1y ago
*recovery.
952.
by teekert 1y ago
It actually nearly killed my wife’s grandmother. Until some doctor realized she avoided salt like the plague, gave her some and she made a miraculous discovery.
953.
by teekert 1y ago
Like eating meat daily. At some point the masses want, and get, what was once just for the elite.
954.
by teekert 1y ago
If you use DDG browser or FireFox you'll find it dangling even below Safari, in a unattractively colored button "default browser". A slap in the face of course, why do you think I have an alternative default browser?
955.
by teekert 1y ago
And yet I know quite some people who report to be very happy with their plugin hybrid, doing max 40 km they hardly have to use fuel anymore and some can charge off their own PV setups (in summer). I guess it’s a testament to the Netherlands
956.
by teekert 1y ago
I once saw this movie where several UK English words were compared to US English and US came of very “simplified”. Ie, pavement “Side walk” (because walk on the side). And several things like Lorry and Hauler all becoming “truck”. I guess i
957.
by teekert 1y ago
Clicked it again, it says: The link you clicked may have stopped working or the page has been moved. Can still log in as often as I want into clean browser sessions. Even when I log out, clean the session, tapping the url logs me in again.
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by teekert 1y ago
Just checked, I am fully logged in in a clean ddg browser session, and can accept friend requests, etc. But I don't have 2fa enabled.
959.
by teekert 1y ago
Yeah, I'm now back in that monthly active users group. Should have resisted more.
960.
by teekert 1y ago
Yeah, I gathered as much, but still, just a single URL to an email address to log me in? What about my 36 char password and my 2fa app? Edit: I just found I didn't set up 2fa. I wonder, if I had, would they still do this? Then it would

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