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tempaccount1234
3y ago
Btw, streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ suck at subtitling in languages other than English, because they don’t match the audio but are a different translation. If you want to learn Spanish by watching Spanish dubs with subs on thos
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Subtitles are a great way to keep me engaged with TV content. When there’s none, my eyes are usually on TV station logos and other annoying distractions which make it hard to concentrate on what I’m actually watching (so I usually get bored
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I didn‘t „get“ Jupyter the first time it used it. A year later it clicked. A Notebook keeps state while you write it. This is different from IDEs, where programs lose state while you are writing code. Now I use it all the time - next to an
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3y ago
Any recomendable sip Clients for iPhones to Connect to such a system?
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3y ago
Alas toucan is a security nightmare (or was it when I tried it last year) - it was sending all the URLs I was visiting to the server - even local host stuff I was running on my machine. I checked that by using a local proxy and looking at a
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3y ago
Unlimited data here is rare (or too expensive), usually normal people have 5-10gb a month. Still it covers most web and messaged stuff, just don’t watch too much video….
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Mobile data usually works fine in German regional trains. But if you want trips longer than 2 hours, you probably want the higher speed trains anyway (which now might have less annoying poor people in them) What’s more annoying is that the
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The buy-now page doesn’t load on safari (so I can’t check out the price) - but in general if you do the heavy lifting by using existing free Python tools you’ll have a hard time selling a framework that’s supposed to make things “easier”. T
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For Germany (and other European countries) that’s only partly true. Kerrygold and similar butters sell in two varieties. With salt (silver wrapper) and without (golden wrapper). The salt-free variety is way more popular, so smaller shops ma
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It‘s cute. Make sure to get some feedback from native German speakers to iron out they little mistakes or unusual word order. Also, never capitalize every first letter in a headline. Either capitalize every letter or use correct rules for w