klaustopher

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by klaustopher 7mo ago
Also worth looking at: - Germany‘s OpenDesk: https://www.opendesk.eu/en - Netherland‘s MijnBureau: https://minbzk.github.io/mijn-bureau-infra/
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by klaustopher 1y ago
He already made his money when they sold HockeyApp to MSFT
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by klaustopher 2y ago
Just FYI, Felix Reda was a member of the European Parliament and was responsible there for the copyright reform and also involved in GDPR, massively stepping on the feet of big tech. Don't know if it was your intention to include them
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by klaustopher 2y ago
Satisfactory has freight trains and trucks as well
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by klaustopher 2y ago
Personally, I enjoy the fact that it's generating songs about topics I'd find it funny to have a song about. My dog playing with their friends, a song about a funny situation that happened. So it's mostly the part about heari
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by klaustopher 2y ago
Advanced settings -> "URL for AI API"
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by klaustopher 2y ago
You leave your car parked outside at a slow 22kW charger. But with a full BEV, you don't need to charge every night, just like you don't need to fill up your gasoline car every evening in your own garage.
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by klaustopher 2y ago
To me that's a really weird analogy. Nobody would think about putting a gasoline tank and pump in their garage ... There's plenty of public charging infrastructure in Europe. Fast charging on the highways, slow charging in living
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by klaustopher 2y ago
In Germany you get tax benefits when buying a plugin hybrid instead of a pure gasoline car ... There's always been the legend that people return their leased PHEVs and the charging cable is still wrapped in plastic in the trunk and has
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by klaustopher 2y ago
If you don't want a third party app store, don't install one. TaDa ... Nothing changes for you. Now let the rest of the people, that want to use THEIR phone as THEY want, let them.
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by klaustopher 2y ago
At least for Germany there are cases, where police officers have leaked information about people that they have access to through their systems. Especially leaking data about political opponents to certain groups.
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by klaustopher 3y ago
You as a consumer or business cannot do the interpretation. Courts do. When there is ambiguities in the law (i.e. if the CTF is a valid fee or not), the higher courts (like the CJEU) decide how the law is to be interpreted and their decisio
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by klaustopher 3y ago
That's also solveable. For android you need to enable deep inside of the settings to allow 3rd party installs. Nobody is preventing Apple to do something like this. Or that you can create a profile that disables that setting that you c
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by klaustopher 3y ago
That's the nice thing about the DMA ... Nobody forces you to install a 3rd party app store, nobody forces you to install apps from websites, nobody forces you out of the walled garden. For you nothing changes. Those that want to use th
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by klaustopher 3y ago
From a business point, I can totally understand what Apple is doing. Making this as painful and unpredictable (as a developer you never know if your app will be successfull and gain more than 1 million installs) is the way to keep develop
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by klaustopher 3y ago
Written it in another comment. If there are ambiguities in the written law, for example because the legislature did not specify in the text of the law, that you can't charge for the access to the platforms, high courts like the CJEU wi
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by klaustopher 3y ago
There's different ways to interpret laws for courts. One of them is called teleological interpretation where you follow the intent of the law. For this courts also look into the documentation the legislation provided when defining the
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by klaustopher 3y ago
> provides developers through ongoing investments in the tools, technologies, and services that enable them to build and share innovative apps with users around the world. That's what the 99$ fee for the developer program is for. Th
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by klaustopher 3y ago
I am really impressed how much time and effort Apples legal department spends to find every single loop hole in the wording of the DMA. The 50ct per install for alternate app stores, 50ct per install for non-App Store apps after the million
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by klaustopher 3y ago
Personally, looking at the modern B&G devices[1], I find their UI pretty slick. Also super nice to get all needed information by just glancing at the display [1]: https://www.bandg.com/zeus-s/
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by klaustopher 3y ago
If the attacker downloaded the 3,44mb audio file that OP mentioned, aren't we talking about outgoing traffic?
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by klaustopher 3y ago
Personally, I would not have a problem with paying for Facebook or Instagram without them abusing my personal data. But the 10€ they are charging is a ridiculous amount that is intended to drive users into opting to have their data used. I
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by klaustopher 3y ago
If you look at the real data, you see that the loss of nuclear has nicely been covered by wind and solar: https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE...
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by klaustopher 3y ago
If you understand German and are interested in the history, I highly recommend https://cre.fm/cre191-internet-im-festnetz
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by klaustopher 3y ago
With the ISDN ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_Services_Digital_Ne... ) network, Germany had the most advanced digital switching infrastructure in the world. It offered two 64kbit/s lines into every househ
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by klaustopher 3y ago
The worst thing is that this differs by state. In Hessen the communal IT provider (ekom21) offers the service to fill out the entire form online in a UI that resembles yours, but then you still have to go to the "Meldeamt" to sign
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by klaustopher 3y ago
Awesome!
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by klaustopher 3y ago
Yeah, I don't understand that the lawmakers in Europe have allowed this horrible situation to develop. Every EV charger should be required to just tap your credit card and start charging. I don't care if they also have their own c
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by klaustopher 3y ago
> Plus now, every german older household is forced to change their heater, at a cost of 500bn-1tn euros over the next decade. This is also simply not true. You are not allowed to install new heatings that burn gas or oil. Wood pellets,
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by klaustopher 3y ago
The shutdown was planned 3 years ago. The reactors were prepared for the shutdowns, maintenance was cancelled and also no new radioactive material was sourced for them. So, it was not easily possible to just revert the decision and just kee

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