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by y42 4y ago
Any "service" that offers money for content will fail eventually. Take most news portals: they fill their sites with "news" to favor search engines, to deploy ads or affiliate links. Take search engines itself: They lead
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by y42 4y ago
If your business processes are based on that: yes. You may argue "adapt your processes" but that's not something that you do within a week. Besides that it's also about exchanging information. Excel is a quasi-standard i
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by y42 4y ago
Notepad++ would almost beat VSCode, but it's only available on Windows. N++ perfectly fits into how I work, using the keyboard mainly. It supports plugins, is quick even with large files and is highly customisable which makes it (combi
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by y42 4y ago
Motion sickness comes from simulated movement, not just wearing the headset.
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by y42 4y ago
Let me try to summarize, it's indeed a little complex: There is no direct connection. Protelion was member of the CSRD. Schönbohm's friend Dünn (also a founding member and still head of the CSRD) had contact to russia. While Schön
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by y42 4y ago
Because Schönbohm is also the founder of Cyber-Sicherheitsrat Deutschland e.V. Besides that the name and appearance is confusing, as it seems to be an official government organisation, like the Nationaler Cyber-Sicherheitsrat - which is inf
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by y42 4y ago
That would be a dream, though I'm sure that this will never happen. The web is cursed, advertising is an immanent feature of the web.
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by y42 4y ago
I really like this and I adore the work you put into it, but as a couple of people already wrote you should beware of the water you are shipping here. E.g. this is a quote of a script that I picked randomly: "NO PORTION OF THIS SCRIPT
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by y42 4y ago
Lawyers from a "famous" german yellow press publication once, like years ago, said: "Journalism is only a vehicle to deliver ads to the reader." (free translation)
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by y42 4y ago
Valve is earning some kudos with the glorious Steamdeck, Google just announced the EOL of it's streaming service. So Microsoft just did the math, I guess?
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by y42 4y ago
It's like people conplaining about SAP. SAP also is hard to implement, because it's hard to map "loosy" business processes to a perfectly integrated and managed system. Yes, Jira can be pain in the ass. Because you are
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by y42 4y ago
I tried to maintain my self hosted email server for some years now. Altough I know what I'm doing, technical-wise, and there are a lot of nice tutorials and solutions, like dockerized all-in-one packages: you still have to take care of
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by y42 4y ago
Hold my beer
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by y42 4y ago
Total Commander Notepad++ Don't need to explain I guess.
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by y42 4y ago
These days we have computers writing sport news. It's better for the ad income/writing cost relation.
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by y42 4y ago
Could you provide more details about this Stripe-process? Sometimes I write little tools like that and I think about monetarizing, but I'm just to focussed on the actual tool (you may call it lazy) so I don't want to take care of
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by y42 4y ago
>> Back then, as in the early years ot the PC, software was mainly self-contained, single-executable extract-and-run. Software in general? Yes. But of you tried to leave the path the manufacture prepared, then you entered a world of p
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by y42 4y ago
This makes me sad on a regular base. The C64 was my first computer when I was like 16ish. I spend nights and weeks learning programming with Basic and did some really cool things like a text editor (of course besides playing games like Gian
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by y42 4y ago
Does not look like an ad, as it's called "trendig video".
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by y42 4y ago
Not gonna work. Has to be re-viewed first.
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by y42 4y ago
I assume it's the same in every company after a particular amount of time. They start clean and then everything grows organically because you spend more money in innovation than cleaning up and documentation. It's not even a thing
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by y42 4y ago
Not sure if this is ironic or serious.
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by y42 4y ago
This! I sucked in school, had to leave early because of my performance. I was just bothered by those linear performance assessment strategies. Though I suck in every piece of information, technologies, biology, mathematics, physics, psychol
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by y42 4y ago
This explains the pile of dead flies in front of my screen. I thought they died because me looking so scary old.
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by y42 4y ago
Not even 1 FPS on my Firefox and it's also eating CPU like nothing. Good thing: This kind of simulates the sound of the subway. (Nevertheless: Beautiful!)
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by y42 4y ago
Same here. I don't do any SEO, so my site runs under the radar and that is a good thing, because more traffic means more responsibility. It's just for showing off my skills, like when I'm looking for a new job, and playing wi
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by y42 4y ago
With financing through ads comes a dependency of the content provider aka publisher. And this leads to a lower quality. Its about getting attention, not about quality content. It does affect you, you just dont see it, I dare to say.
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by y42 4y ago
Quote The Merge will reduce Ethereum's energy consumption by ~99.95%.
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by y42 4y ago
Why is everyone so mad about this feature? Maybe I do not understand Server Push in http2, but isn't it useful to e.g. send a rendered picture to the client instead of the client polling the server every 5 ms until the image is ready?
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by y42 4y ago
I don't need fancy new features just for the sake of new features. Android is quite good as it is. Compared to iOS that seem to be stuck some ten years ago.

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