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by tehabe 6y ago
They sold batteries on trains? I remember there used to be a pay phones on some German trains but they were using the analogue C network, which shut down in 2000.
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by tehabe 6y ago
Why should I do that? I remember the time w/o cell phones and it was horrible. I never want to go back.
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by tehabe 6y ago
at that point the Earth will also be uninhabital and gone and if we found a new planet to live on, there will be another sun.
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by tehabe 6y ago
That is not really the point, it doesn't matter if there is 4 or 40 or 400 billion tons of uranium, the point is that it is finite. At some point, there is none, or better there is no more usable ressources available. This can be shift
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by tehabe 6y ago
you forgot to mention that those 23 m high containment vessels are places in in a pool which of course have to be much bigger than that: "The reactor and containment vessel operate inside a water-filled pool that is built below grade.&
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by tehabe 6y ago
I don't know yet, in the announcement they didn't qualify what open source means for them. Will the complete client be open source? Will only parts of the client be open source? what about the server? which license will be used? W
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by tehabe 6y ago
I think the author really misunderstood the term "active hours"
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A different ballgame Inside Uber and Lyft's fight over gig worker status(cnet.com)
4 points by tehabe 6y ago|0 comments
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by tehabe 6y ago
HTML in email is awful but sadly in most place it has won. In Apple Mail you can't attach pictures to plain text email w/o them being converted to HTML again. Gmail behaves completely different. And on Android you can't reall
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by tehabe 6y ago
When the suspension rail was build, Wuppertal was one centre of the German steel production, so steel was available. I don't know how much of the original structure survived World War 2 but it should be more or less original from the o
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by tehabe 6y ago
The problem with those alternative employee representation is, that there are not protected according to the "Betriebsverfassungsgesetz" (business constituational act). which can be very important if it comes to a conflict with th
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by tehabe 6y ago
I'm a Google One subscriber and so far I have only bad experience with Google's user support, so I'm not surprised that it isn't any better with G Suite. Bit sad though.
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Wireless Charging Is a Disaster Waiting to Happen(onezero.medium.com)
3 points by tehabe 6y ago|0 comments
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by tehabe 6y ago
I can't imagine how this is going to work with the GDPR in place? How should someone give their consent to this data collection and how do you remove it again?
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by tehabe 6y ago
All that I wanted to say is: not all PDF documents are created equal, some are really well and some are just awful.
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by tehabe 6y ago
That is created using LuaTeX and I'm sure the sources behind that PDF document are carefully crafted and LuaTeX works really well. But if you would do the same document with the same amount of images in Microsoft Word and create a PDF
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by tehabe 6y ago
The British Government also published two years ago they reasons against using PDF https://gds.blog.gov.uk/2018/07/16/why-gov-uk-content-should...
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by tehabe 6y ago
An odd witness for the very true issues people have with Google Search. Google is crediting all websites it uses information from. It might be sad for such a site but I wonder how the creator thought that this is sustainable. Sites with bio
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by tehabe 6y ago
instant payments were just introduced in Germany, it is weird if you get the money the same day someone wire transfered it to your account. Wire transfers are very common in Germany, checks are almost gone. But these instant transfers are r
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by tehabe 6y ago
I think we also should finally abandon the idea that companies are only here to make a profit and should ignore all other factors when doing business. That doesn't mean they should make no profit at all but it means that they also shou
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by tehabe 6y ago
I read an analysis about Wal-Mart it was mentioned that employees are required to ask every customer within 3 feet. Maybe that has changed in the last 16 years. Oh I would also be very confused since Aldi is the pioneer when it comes to sho
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by tehabe 6y ago
I think some believe this was the reason why Wal-Mart failed in Germany. They brought this "can I help you" with them and German customers rather went to Aldi & co where they could shop in peace.
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by tehabe 6y ago
I get this, I usually ignore this bubble on website and I ignore it even more when it pops up and pretends to chat with me. So, I'm glad someone tried to remove it and got even better results.
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by tehabe 6y ago
two different issues. Google is not deleting Danish music, just blocking them in Denmark. Because they don't want to agree on the higher costs for the rights. The topic is rather complex but honestly, I think the issue is not really Yo
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by tehabe 6y ago
I think that is the point.
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by tehabe 6y ago
Maybe, Google should be forced to create a separate tab for the knowledge graph and other tools. like they are doing it for images, the news, or videos. when I want to search the web, I want to search the web. Because I see the issues with
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by tehabe 6y ago
If the German app would have been less privacy aware, it wouldn't even had 16 million downloads in Germany. The decentralised approach was and is the only one which at least worked a little bit.
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by tehabe 6y ago
I remember a story that Leland Stanford asked what is needed to found a university and the answer was 200 million dollars. What they didn't tell him, that it also takes 200 hundred years. Universities are a longterm project, if a unive
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by tehabe 6y ago
I focused mostly on the parts I have some or a lot of knowledge about: energy and tranportation/mobility. I simply can't rule out that in the other fields Thiel might have an opinion I would share if I knew more about those topics
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by tehabe 6y ago
Oh, than his views on innovation are even more wrong than I thought. Most progress, most innovation is the result of incremental progress. Sometimes you can see a leap forward, which usually comes that someone puts several incremental innov

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