unglaublich

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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   That's probably because you are in another A/B test group. In mine, I can make up to 5 mistakes a day, before I am cut off for the rest of the day (except when I pay, of course).
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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   Have you used it? You're limited in learning when you make a few mistakes/typos. As if mistakes are bad!? Then you need to pay to continue that day. Just a new cash-cow feature.
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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   Sounds like how social media works in general: highlight what is most aspired; tuck away what deviates from these ideals.
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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   This is a very common technique that has been in use for decades at farms all over the world. You can see these dome-shaped containers when you drive through the countryside in western Europe. The first Wikipedia entry (2002) mentions that
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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   After trying both light and dark themed interfaces for a few years, I concluded that for me there's only one setup that works: light theme with low brightness (monitor setting) and 'flux'/'night light'. That wa
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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   Well, that sounds like awfully little validation. I guess they are in good company with the rest of the world then.
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   by unglaublich 7y ago

   Switzerland makes it very interesting to follow your advice: you can deposit into a 'third pillar bank-account' which your local bank helps you invest in predetermined portfolios, and the investment will be tax-deductible.