dreinhardt

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by dreinhardt 4y ago
People also bought toilet paper against covid.
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by dreinhardt 4y ago
That has already happened. Try looking for Schwesig and her Klimastiftung, and that’s just a tiny part of the picture.
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by dreinhardt 4y ago
But it goes wrong very often actually (meaning the outcome is non repeatable). Most of the time you don’t find out, but if there’s two or more people doing the exactly same process (application for getting something out of say a government
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by dreinhardt 4y ago
> Plus all the taxes to feed people who don't want to work. That’s a very bad representation of the German reality of long term unemployment caused by the lack of availability of jobs. The majority of welfare recipients in Germany a
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by dreinhardt 4y ago
With virtually all Hungarian mass media owned by Orban and his cronies he still had to resort to straight up burning opposition votes to win. The only interests this wannabe dictator will secure are his own. Go move to Hungary if you find a
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Nice whataboutism, bro.
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Anyway it’s not working, as I guess we can agree the Netflix client apps are pretty bad products probably not even C-level quality…
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
It matters because someone has to decide what A- and B-List performance means. And the performance ceiling will shift if people put in 60 hours constantly. They will get more stuff done (assuming all else being equal) and soon your 40 hour
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
In a world where 99% of people don’t reach that level of success and the ones that do owe much of their success to luck (right time, right place, right parents, right friends, right idea). Looking at someone like this can inspire envy. Com
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
>> You could now take your workplace with you wherever you go. The capitalists dream - the workers nightmare.
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Can anyone from India share their perspective on how the state of Indian democracy is? Because this state level evidence planting makes it sound like a dictatorship.
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Yes of course because I believe in free speech and any form of access control on broadcasting means is CENSORSHIP like in the PRC. /s
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
I went with Gnome boxes and installed windows xp. After 20 minutes of trying to get sound working I found out that the automatic configuration select ‘none’ for audio backend. Worked fine after selecting ‘spice’, pulse audio didn’t work tho
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
In a finite world of limited resources, how couldn’t it be a question of how much?
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
There is a sound argument that to create wealth you need a society. We all contribute to it and if we didn’t there wouldn’t be a society and even if you had a billion dollar or a few tons of gold you couldn’t get anything. At the point wher
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Democracy - not really needed for a liveable life /s
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
You need education to know that.
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Log4j
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Which mod mic do you use? The QC35s have the extra small plug so I thought most mod mics would not fit.
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
Which is why sane languages of the time had a bitfield type.
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by dreinhardt 5y ago
It’s funny that you would end up with a similar conclusion for other parts of the language (e.g. operators) as well. Just a gigantic set of inane rules everywhere causing you to constantly be in danger of introducing bugs and portability is
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by dreinhardt 6y ago
As i understood it, this is not about being faster, but about being more memory efficient.
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by dreinhardt 7y ago
There is a good episode of Dan Carlin‘s Hardcore History podcast that might serve as a starting point: https://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-61-blitz-...
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by dreinhardt 9y ago
Just write an android app that emulates an iPhone.