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by welzel 11d ago
Who is surprised by this? what surprises me is that flock has not started a commercial service, where you can have the system surveillance anybody for a daily fee and have it compile a need report for you. Use cases: stalk woman, collect ev
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by welzel 12d ago
There are two ways to interact with authority: being respectful and acknowledging it or being an idiot. This Mom had multiple chances to avoid this escalation: "Yes, thank you for bringing it to my attention. No, will not do it again.&
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by welzel 4mo ago
Compare the UX of any Macbook with the most cutting edge “overpowered” Windows Machine and you get the same shitty experience we have since forever: The UI is sometimes laggy, buggy and simply sucks. Fresh installation of Windows 11 on a 20
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by welzel 6mo ago
The much more interesting projects from Europe are created by https://schwarz-digits.de/en 3 Reasons: - a significant investment from the Schwarz Group - not just a marketing stunt, but a company with a long term vision to
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by welzel 11mo ago
The real issue is that you can´t disable this CRAP. Why can´t Apple allow for a setting to 100% disable this bad idea of an UI/UX experience? How much drugs do you need to consume, in order to assume that people who use a computer for
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by welzel 11mo ago
What did people expect to happen? Nobody seems to ask the question why military is being deployed to US cities. What would be your assumption if the same happens in Africa or South America? Seriously, how stupid can people be ... I have man
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by welzel 1y ago
Just to be clear: Russia has invaded Ukraine, has declared that the country has no right to exist and ukraine people will be exterminated, but it is NATO that is the aggressor? This is textbook russian propaganda.
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by welzel 2y ago
I am sorry, but this question shows how deep you are in the bubble. People don´t care, never did. Example: after Jamal Khashoggi was murdered, people still suck up to MbS. Money rules the world. After what we learned about Guantanamo Bay, n
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by welzel 2y ago
This is standard practice in basically every country. Try to cross a border with a pile of cash and see what happens. Police finds a box of cash in your car? You better explain where it came from and why you drive it around. There is so m
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by welzel 2y ago
There is a simple solution for this problem: increase the payout for people who are affected by overweight vehicles. Have a law, define a target weight + speed and then make it REALLY expensive to insure or kill people with your car. Also i
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by welzel 2y ago
The article has a clickbait title. It is also wrong. NOT every company should give stock options to its employees, because ... it only makes sense if long term success of the company can be significant influenced by its employees. Also, tho
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by welzel 2y ago
We should all support this law, just with one addition: All data shared by politicians, public servants and all of their family members within the EU has to be shared, analysed for corruption + stored forever . If we are all considered ped
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by welzel 2y ago
One feedback on the webpage: it is impossible to find any spec on the device. It is pure emotion and marketing bull$hit, zero information. If you want to copy Apple & Co on this, please remember to also bring the tech specs. Like: Opera
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by welzel 2y ago
I created a startup 2 years ago around a gigantic rabbit hole: understanding cause-and-effect and how you can move towards the outcome you want in a consistent way. In case you want to have unlimited fun yourself, ask yourself: "What i
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by welzel 2y ago
It is amazing to see that the recommendation "put them on Apple, enable parent control, it just works" is countered with an argument from an Android user who does not understand the point: using Apple vs. Android / Windows is
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by welzel 2y ago
I wonder if a "modern" probe from 2024 could ever have a similar lifespan. With systems hundred times more complex and build by a NASA that is a fraction of what it was 50 years ago, i guess a modern day Voyager will not even make
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by welzel 2y ago
Google is not a social movement, it is not a democratic social structure or a family. It is a business with the purpose of generating value. Firing activists who are delusional enough to challenge senior management in public is a good move.
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by welzel 2y ago
To get some context on this, you have to look into the local administration of munich in bavaria. They messed up the switch to OpenOffice on the desktop by not supporting all use-cases and then it seems Microsoft used the opportunity to rev
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by welzel 2y ago
This is so cute. The webpage could be fully static, served from a raspberry as it is hiding behind a CDN anyway and the DDOS is not even trying. Anyhow, doing the same with a high traffic application would be a very very different animal, s
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by welzel 3y ago
I like to encourage you to go on this adventure to learn why a toaster made in USA could be the single most horrifying idea a founder can have. I would like to encourage you to become a founder and milk every insight out of this idea you ca
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by welzel 3y ago
I am using Scrum since 2006 and have worked with 30+ Teams so far. I don´t care for Scrum or any other framework, i only care about creating great organisations that empower teams to generate value. In 2022 + 2023 i conducted about > 220
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by welzel 3y ago
The current Copyright is broken - literally everybody except some evil cooperations and their corrupt politicians agree to that. We all have ideas how to fix it - very simply could be to go with Authors life and when the art is sold it goes
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by welzel 3y ago
I have worked on very large e-Commerce sites and it seems there are 2 common issues: #1 a lot of teams are understaffed, overworked an not aligned, improving search is simply not a priority (at the same times, a lot of people are bored out
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by welzel 3y ago
Sometimes i feel that reporters should be needed to add a basic statistical analysis before they are allowed to claim something like censorship. How much content is posted every day on meta? How many content removal decisions are taken ever
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by welzel 3y ago
Back in the day we where running a very nice Lotus Domino Server for a small organisation. We needed a machine to handle a complex domain setup + routing, and i donated as a temporary measure my old workstation, as i didn´t want to mess wit
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by welzel 3y ago
Finding a OOS business model is non-trivial. Maybe you should talk to https://goodsnooze.gumroad.com/l/macwhisper to get some inspiration? People are paying for convenience. as for the technology itself: the B2B market
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by welzel 3y ago
I hope they keep this code in YT. It will be a party for the EU to punish Google with an anti-monopoly lawsuit. Best case: google gets forced to split up chrome, youtube and search as they obviously abuse their power.
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by welzel 3y ago
Fun fact: In Europe this kind of junk fees mostly do not exist and taxes are included in prices. It is weird how much easier it gets for customers to compare offers. Comparing political systems, in the US the gov protects revenues and the E
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by welzel 3y ago
As a founder i can give you one advice you did not ask for: Stick to one market and one solution. do Enterprise, do Schools. Don´t do both. It takes an insane amount of capacity and resources to penetrate a market, and it really does not ma
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by welzel 3y ago
It is the same as with YT anti-adblock: all it does is move people away from Chrome. Chrome had a good run, but it is time again to help family members and organisations to migrate to ... firefox and never look back. Google has lost its way

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