Woeps

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by Woeps 2y ago
> Because Putin isn't a Nazi. He's something new. Huh... you know, I never tought about it like that. But I don't disagree with with this statement. thanks
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by Woeps 2y ago
Uhm... the country we're talking about is the UK. Not some US state...
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by Woeps 2y ago
> This equation is just wrong, as applies to both Putin and Orbán Why is this wrong?
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by Woeps 2y ago
"It ended up with Americans having the highest purchasing power in the world" Uhm, https://www.numbeo.com/ has the US as fifth highest in 2024-mid year and fourth in 2024 overall...
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by Woeps 2y ago
Voila! I completely agree. Also as in my non-expert opinion, this way multiple countries within the EU/Europe (the Brits and Swiss can have a share as well) could benefit. But then again I'm non expert. I do how ever know
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by Woeps 2y ago
This, also writing on the page for notes or underlining for curiosities are for me just easier to do in a paper book then on a e-reader. But that's just me being stuck in my ways. So and I see the use of digital versions as well.
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by Woeps 2y ago
Oh no indeed. And my first reaction was:"Naaaaaah ... This can't be a thing people actually use right?" But I haven't been a student in decades so what do I know.
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by Woeps 2y ago
Good, that's allowed :)
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by Woeps 2y ago
I don't mind K8s, and it can be usefull if you just stay to the core essentials. But I do agree that there seems to be the sentiment:"Everybody has to like it!" And I mostly think that this is because our collective bias f
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by Woeps 2y ago
That is focused on protecting costumers (mostly their own). There I fixed it for you ;) Edit: okay okay, I get it... Consumer protection bad, Big Tech good!
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by Woeps 2y ago
It's the same here in the Netherlands, I didn't go to a elite school but I am from a place where most people do. And it's just bonkers to me this rat-race that they have been placed in because that's the only way to &
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by Woeps 2y ago
My mother cycled from NL -> -> BE -> FR -> UK Stone henge and back again. Never again she said. It's a lovely country but the cycling infrastructure was ... questionable to say the least (according to her). Which I found
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by Woeps 2y ago
What? passing on the right in Germany? As far I can search (and recall) it's prohibited except on multilane roads (including the Autobahn) when traffic in the left lane is stopped or is moving at less than 60 km/h
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by Woeps 2y ago
When I'm driving trough Germany I always encounter at least one worker van going the speed of light and flashing the <insert sport car> for going to slow.
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by Woeps 2y ago
> So your argument is that Bell Labs should have never happened? It was a bad thing for humanity? Yes! next question please. ;) No in all seriousness. that's not what they said. > My argument is that Monopolies are trade o
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by Woeps 2y ago
In Europe Safari has decent 21%. Thus I would not neglect Apples web browser but calling it very important is going a step to far in my opinion.
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by Woeps 2y ago
I'm a bit surprised that people are so caught of guard. I have never had a resignation period of less then 1 month in several European countries (BeNeLux and Poland) My last job had resignation period of 7 week from the Monday after se
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by Woeps 2y ago
Wait, are you suggesting we do not get taxed for what we're selling? Because in the end selling a company is nothing but selling a type of goods. Also: >Why would a person who founded a startup, and put countless unpaid hours into
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by Woeps 2y ago
Uhm, Don't most underground trains already show you where you are? Or at worst, the sign of the station shows you your location?
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by Woeps 2y ago
On how well the software caters to what a person needs? It's actually pretty damning for Fusion that an hobbyist project can punch high enough to "compete" with professional software.
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by Woeps 2y ago
>"Passions aren't critical." Why are passions not critical? Also what would we define as critical? People have been kept alive with IV only diets. So in that case food would not be critical either. Nobody really needs
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by Woeps 2y ago
I don't know QNX, never heard of them. But the name and reputation of Blackberry are not things I would consider ... stellar or relevant...
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by Woeps 2y ago
Regardless of the "manipulate public opinion" claim ... , Didn't Clinton win the populair vote?
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by Woeps 2y ago
This is the exact reason why is started with streaming services for games (Gfore/boosteroid/game pass). Next the anti-cheat thing I also spend less waiting for updates. And this way I can still play these games with my buddie
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by Woeps 2y ago
> The thing is... if one dislikes or doesn't care about writing that they have basically forgotten how to, it is not spending money on a fancy writing implement that is gonna turn them into a medieval monk scribe. The thing is, it
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by Woeps 2y ago
> in my view has no place in modern society outside of art. For a lot of use cases I agree, but no place is to ... abrupt in my opinion. Computers for sure have a multiplier affect in many cases. But when you really want to think som
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by Woeps 2y ago
But is the market actually free if you never get the chance to play? Or if a majority of players get nerfed by default because of "reasons"?
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by Woeps 2y ago
Thank you for pointing this out! It did for them on the back of others. The line has to go up mentality just puts resources from place A to place B. Now lets get past that stage and make sure that it pays off for everybody.
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by Woeps 2y ago
Wonder what the EU laws are on this, as for example also things as game mechanics/features are not something you can register in the EU. So I assume they can't really block Emulation there. And in that case, would it make a d
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by Woeps 2y ago
> For pedestrians and cyclists they are worse than the alternative (lights - or even a simple intersection) in my opinion. As a cycling Dutch I prefer a roundabout to a traffic light. As a roundabout doesn't force a fullstop and

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