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by tehabe 6y ago
China did what Germany did in the 19th century and Japan did after World War II but differently. Germany and Japan copied and made own things until they were experts and made better things than the original. China did that differently, they
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by tehabe 6y ago
I disagree with Thiel on almost every page on this document. And I don't know which topic to really critise. Like his view on regulation, which he calls a burden. I don't want to live in a world w/o regulations, I want to kno
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by tehabe 6y ago
That was kinda my point. Mastadon has sadly other issues which let me stick with Twitter.
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by tehabe 6y ago
The attacker gained access to the admin interface, I'm pretty sure this is also possible with Mastodon. Just you have to gain access to the right server. If someone attacks server A and the actual target is on server B, they are out of
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by tehabe 6y ago
valuations of private companies are even more volatile than for "public" companies. in the case of WeWork it seems to me it was more like a scam of investors who fell for it. I stopped wondering when I read that some of the buildi
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by tehabe 6y ago
I think the issue is, that many don't even have a working business model and are despesrate to find one after they went public. Even though sometimes, there is simply no business model, no way to earn money with a service, no way to ma
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by tehabe 6y ago
I would prefer if companies would stay private much, much longer. The stock market is extremely irrational and believes almost every hype. Which makes a lot of IPOs overpriced in the first place.
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by tehabe 7y ago
Domains are the virtual realestate on the web and we are all just tennants and not owners. So there need to regulation for this "market" against domain hoarding and price hikes. Sadly the US government doesn't care.
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by tehabe 7y ago
It is not really about an about page, even though I think it is important to have one. It is about when I use a service or even more so if I pay for one, I at least want a name and a country where my data is being processed. It might sound
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by tehabe 7y ago
Why is so hard to introduce the people who made this tool on the website? If I spent money on something I want to know to whom I sent this money. It feels really weird to use an anonymous tool for something which might be important.
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by tehabe 7y ago
the European Union (EU) enacted a copyright directive this year, this directive has to be implemented in national law by the EU member states. Part of this copyright directive is that platforms are liable for copyright infringement of their
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by tehabe 7y ago
the problem is, I might have no reason to trust Google but I trust software like Cliqz even less, even though they tell me, that I should trust them (maybe because of this). Also Cliqz belongs to Hubert Burda Media, a company which I trust
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by tehabe 7y ago
I own an Samsung smart TV and will so in the future but I wonder if this is only true if you activate the "smart hub" or if this is this true if you just connect the device to your network. I personally use a Chromecast for my sma
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by tehabe 7y ago
I guess, for non-tech people this is better, for tech people the markdown input was better. That is why I don't understand why Slack doesn't give you the option to switch between the two …
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by tehabe 7y ago
German is the modern Latin? I wonder what you mean by that? It is a complex language and these three genders which are baked into everything makes it a hard to adjust into a modern world in which gender is understood as a spectrum (or multi
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by tehabe 7y ago
I would rather have a button to remove it. but you can't have everything.
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by tehabe 7y ago
I guess this bug is the real reason why I turned off auto-fill in the browser a while ago, because it acted weird a lot of times.
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by tehabe 7y ago
I wonder how far apart Inuktitut and Greenlandic are, could Greenlandic use the syllabic script w/o changing much?
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by tehabe 7y ago
thank you. :-)
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by tehabe 7y ago
I would love to see more guides on how to do plain text email newsletters and emails in general. But I guess that ship has sailed a long time ago and HTML will stay in emails.
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by tehabe 7y ago
Ideologies are not dangerous, they are just the eyes through which we see things. Sometimes you have to be able to see more because your ideology doesn't help you. But you will never really escape that bias. The difference is actually
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by tehabe 7y ago
I wish it were top-class, but it isn't. many bridges have structural issues and in need to be replaced or repaired and due to the fact that the DB Netz who runs the railway network has to pay for small repairs but the state pays for bi
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by tehabe 7y ago
The problem is, state debt is not like personal or corparate debt. If you cut your spending to pay of a loan, it is usually not a problem. If the state cut its spending to pay back a loan, it means people have to spent more money on another
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by tehabe 7y ago
No. Well, the article makes an important point about saving the world elsewhere and destroying more than you are saving. Another example is Live Aid, which might have prolonged the civil war in Ethiopia. But the headline is wrong. Of course
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by tehabe 7y ago
What is this backgroundchecks.org? Last time I saw this site, this wasn't a part of it. The site itself doesn't give any information about who is behind it.
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by tehabe 7y ago
I remember that I had to set up sendmail via m4 scripts to use mutt on a local machine. Those were fun days.
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by tehabe 7y ago
This is what I always fear when I hear deregulation. It is not that regulation is gone, it is just that it is shifted to the regulated and this is one possible outcome, people die.
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by tehabe 7y ago
the topic follows me for the last 20+ years, I'm political active and argued in favour of reduction of co2 emission and transition to renewable energy. since I'm able to choose my own electricity supplier I chose one which only bu
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by tehabe 7y ago
It would be a lie if I said I was surprised, currently I hear news from everywhere that climate change is moving faster forward than expected. The time window we have left to rescue what is left is shrinking. This worries me a lot.
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by tehabe 7y ago
I would be happy if there was a subset of HTML for email. Look at the HTML Gmail produces, which is essentially just <div> or <p> in the default mode and uses <span> for changes of formating and <blockquote> for repl

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