claudius

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by claudius 7y ago
Like start Firefox? I have no idea why it takes multiple seconds to bring up a blank window when starting a comparably useful program like Claws Mail is absolutely instantaneous.
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by claudius 7y ago
Well, the English "V" is nearly identical to German "W"; the German "V" is nearly identical to English and German "F" and the English "W" doesn't quite exist in German. Someone had to p
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by claudius 7y ago
It would "automatically empty" the recycle bin at each shutdown though.
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by claudius 7y ago
Abendbrot is probably not regional, though Abendessen (evening meal) may be more standard use, especially when going out or having a small family meal is not implied. Brotzeit is regional for a mid-day meal (10am-5pm?), with Imbiss and Vesp
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by claudius 7y ago
I thought you could buy tickets from Germany to e.g. Barcelona with Deutsche Bahn? The "only" problems are that one needs to visit a physical office of theirs as online booking is not possible and you may pay a lot more than buyin
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by claudius 7y ago
Sure. Do it. Given that this is apparently possible, there should be no problems with a 1000% carbon tax on non-electric planes starting tomorrow, right?
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by claudius 7y ago
> Just compare Greta Thunberg (which is a person with zero suggestions) This is a lie. Plenty of suggestions have been made from this part of the political spectrum which are primarily based on incentivizing less damaging behaviour. The
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by claudius 7y ago
I have moved to Firefly III last year from the "My Expenses" app. Very happy so far, even though I don't use (and hide via uBlock) all the Budget-related items. Updating is a bit annoying as there are no Debian packages and o
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by claudius 7y ago
A fair number of universities and research institutes already use Nextcloud, e.g. the Max Planck Computing and Data Facility offers a Nextcloud installation for all users and TU Berlin also offers one for all of its students. There's n
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by claudius 7y ago
Digital services also use infrastructure, e.g. broadband, landlines, electricity etc., much of which is at least partially subsidised by taxes.
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by claudius 7y ago
> Moreover, the compiler can “derive” implementations for regular data objects. When defaulting the spaceship operator, the same happens for C++ (by comparing members). In this special case, the equality operator is also effectively defa
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by claudius 7y ago
No, mostly because the Matrix homeserver still needs ridiculous amounts of memory. Apparently 1GB if you want to join one of the more crowded channels – what for could a chat server actually use 1GB of memory?! That's a billion charact
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by claudius 7y ago
> It relies on existing mail standards This is a feature, not a bug. Nobody actually wants to rely on a single entity (for or non-profit) for their communication. Nobody wants to be stuck in crappy Electron and mobile clients. I had some
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by claudius 7y ago
* You mean like https://www.muenchen.de/rathaus/Stadtrecht/vorschrift/926.ht... , which requires one parking space per apartment (residential use) and also one parking space per 20 to 80 m² for businesses? * T
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by claudius 7y ago
2/3, no way policies in Germany don't favour cars.
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by claudius 7y ago
>> automobile supremacy I had two drivers within the last 12 hours taking my right of way by illegally driving onto a cycle path when turning from a side street into a main street. Both claimed that they couldn't see into the mai
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by claudius 7y ago
> Who gets the money are the people who create laws. The more crimes commited, the safer there jobs are. Hu? Of course the jobs of people working at ICO etc are slightly safer if more criminal activity happens, but office workers at ICO
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by claudius 7y ago
GDPR unified and clarified all the different directions and laws active in EU member states before. So while most of those indeed were illegal before in one or more member states, all of them are illegal now in all member states. As such, G
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by claudius 7y ago
There is no right to free speech in Germany. The constitution protects freedom of opinion and you are allowed to voice your opinion in most cases, but there are restrictions (e.g. demagoguery).
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by claudius 7y ago
At the moment it's "available within collaborations". My former supervisor has had some bad experiences with people using his open-sourced software without acknowledgement etc., which is of course not quite ideal if you actua
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by claudius 7y ago
Provide funding for permanent positions. I'm currently in the last few months of my first postdoc in condensed matter physics (think superconductors, quantum computers etc.) but will move into industry next year for lack of perspective
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by claudius 7y ago
Thanks. > You said "making this e-mail address public" in your question - it's worth noting that binding a 3PID does not publish it in a public list; instead, it means it can be used as a key to look up your MXID for users
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by claudius 7y ago
I am confused by the e-mail issue. The OP says that Riot says: > If you don't specify an email address, you won't be able to reset your password. Are you sure? In your response on pg. 4, you say: > Commented [11]: Yup, this
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by claudius 7y ago
Also on a desktop, I had to "restart" reading everytime I scrolled through a whole page. Lost interest, which is quite a shame because the content seems actually interesting and some of the pictures are very pretty, but the readin
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by claudius 7y ago
There’s no hyperboles there. Cars, and ICE cars in particular, cause extreme health concerns from particles both exhausted and rubbed of from the tires. The vast majority of deaths in transportation are due to cars, and speeding ICE cars in
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by claudius 7y ago
Are you prepared to cover the full costs of your "driving enthusiam"? Or do you wish for society to subsidize your personal enjoyment, comfort and lazyness at the cost of great financial, environmental and health costs to everyone
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by claudius 7y ago
This is for internal dependencies of a project and indeed outside the scope of the standard which does not say that if a function is declared in file abc.h then it is defined in file abc.cpp and that this file is compiled into an object f
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by claudius 7y ago
What I miss about these tools is some "relatively" straightforward dependency detection and generation. That is, I have a bunch of .cpp files which need to be compiled into individual executables in a folder bin/. I also have
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by claudius 7y ago
Sure, in the short term, it will not have much effect apart from a) protecting the sensitive environment around the Lofoten islands b) increasing the cost of oil slightly c) leaving the oil around Lofoten for future generations if necessary
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by claudius 7y ago
Sorry? Cars are checked regularly (at least every two years for example in Germany) where any tampering can be detected and either reversed or further registration for the car refused. This system is already in place and the process of chec

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