turbinerneiter

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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Well, I'm banking on an oversupply which makes production cheaper by making my team build up chip design knowledge, so we have some designs ready when it happens. If not, FPGA dev skills will still be super useful for our work.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I'm pretty sure I hadn't a single one since I'm in Munich (2009). I remember some planned outages as kid at my parents place, and occasionally we tripped the circuit breakers. I guess Munich has a really good grid. Everything
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Ok, that puts me at ease :D
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
How often do you have power outages? Can't remember one in the last 10 years.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
That's because of Zelenskyy and what he represents. Usually, you'd expect a state like Ukraine (ex Sowjet) to be corrupt and run by oligarchs with no support by the populace. In that situation, Russia would waltz in, the old depot
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I retold the history, not the motivations. Also, Schröder and Merkel are from different parties, so it's hard to see how Schröders corruption influenced Merkel.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Thanks for the correction.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
It's associated with waste that no one wants and nuclear weapons that no one wants either. Germany had a SPD/Greens coalition. They decided to not renew the contracts with the nuclear power plants and phase them out (afaik they ar
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
No clue if this is even remotely true, but here is what I think: the most successful companies can basically pick and chose from a really large set of applicants. Given this luxury, the can, in essence, filter by any kind of metric they wan
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I never said that Germans are perfect or that they don't criticize other European countries. I am in fact Austrian, we are the number 1 nation in Europe when it comes to bashing Germans. So I also don't know how I can play victim,
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Yeezus, you are a fun moving target. > I think its a bit hypocritical to claim germany is a victim. Which I did exactly where? > Arent germans all too happy to welcome refugees against eu member state concerns yet when east europeans
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
> I think many germans are feeling pressure for the first time in their lives, and for the first time in modern german history they have to sacrifice comfort in order to do their part. And here we are with the "weak westerners"
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
You can't just say Germans are loved end of story. Doesn't make it true. Greeks called Merkel Hitler because of helping them with their debt. Poland and Hungary is raging against Germany because of them helping refugees since abou
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Just look at what are you saying. You are saying Germany isnt doing anything. When I point out what Germany is doing, you call it German superiority. And then you end on German is important and positive. What is it? You ask Germany to act f
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
That edit just proves my point. Germany not doing anything my ass. Just check out where that sweet EU money is coming from. Think about where Eastern European people migrate to for work. Think about who is building factories and industry in
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Just read the comment I answered to. Any many others here. Every time Germany does something or proposes something, they are called Nazis in some other countries media. Poland and Hungary have explicitly anti-liberal leaders. The Hungarian
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
The reason I don't want a European army is that I don't really see Germany def ending a couple of countries that hate it. Germany demilitarized after WW2 and decided to use diplomacy and economic integration to ensure peace, inste
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Sure, because buying Uranium from the Russians is so much better than buying their gas. Also totally not a limited resource, absolutely not extremely expensive, does for sure not take a long time to build, has now downsides at all, does no
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
That was a decision made by CDU and FPD, the greens were not in the government at the time. Germany also added twice the amount of renewables than it ever had in nuclear power. And that is despite the heavy hits against the industry that th
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
The US doesn't have the greatest history of taking the grunt of the burden when it comes to sanctions. Also as a European, is still remember as certain "fuck the Europeans" uttered by the neocons of your government when the E
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
There is a lot of pressure put on Germany right now regarding SWIFT. The exclusion from SWIFT will hit Germany hard, as it will also mean the end of gas delivery. The resulting outages, rising gas prices, the profiteering of the new gas ven
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Maybe if everyone wasn't leaking my entire lifes history to 58 different adtech shitcompanies the EU wouldn't have needed to step in. Now people say "oh but if every website hosts their own fonts the browser can't cache
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Maybe the simply lack the manpower to do basic customer service and device repair?
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Can one use Firefox on ChromeOS?
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Doesn't the graph show the opposite? According to the legend the green shows Wayland which is by far the biggest area? Have I forgotten how to read graphs? Edit: Graph starts at 90%, oh how I hate when they do that.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I mean maybe use some basic media competence. This isn't a blog author, this is a MEP in opposing the bill and rallying his supporters.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Von der Leyen keeps her SMS correspondence with Pfizer management secret, but my correspondence with my girlfriend somehow has to become public record (via anti-encryption laws and the resulting data leaks).
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I think it is very interesting that you think the lack of middle is the problem. From my left-leaning view, the middle is exactly the problem. E.g. "the third way" that the Democrats, Labour and SPD in Germany were following. Or B
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Sure. But the companies who actually do good stuff need money and I'd rather give it to them than the others. I also think that investing in these companies will rather change you than you will change them.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Some people think long term profits can only happen in a non-apocalyptic world, so they try to let humanity stay alive, I guess.

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