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A classic German example of a zaibatsu.

Privacy extremists are always very vocal but most people do not care at all about this.

Maybe people have pornography production streams they want to manage using Immmich?

Though, that is a steep price.

My most likely one that I would take is this one: https://jezailfunder.jp

Oh cool! Always a new one to discover.

I need a split wireless mechanical keyboard to use with my phone on the go. Anybody have something good?

I realized long ago that this is a complete waste of time and now I'll usually only argue with people for (blood) sport and love of the game but only if I feel like it.

I have a fairly beefy M4/48G but I haven't been able to get any local model to behave anywhere near satisfactorily.

At least the guys got fired. In Germany they probably wouldn't.

Were they ever "special"?

The inbound stuff we get through the vulnerability e-mail is pretty much exclusively spam. Then they start e-mailing random people of the company they can find to get through, and in the end it's still spam.

the Tony Blair Institute

Making war crimes palatable?

"Global Thermonuclear War"

Who are paid at a steady and relatively decent rate. That's cool.

It's unbelievable what lengths people will go to to hate on this. The article is good, I learned a bunch of stuff and was putting off verb conjugation for a while now.

Rules for thee but not for me

This pretty accurately describes lots of stuff going on here in Germany as well and well the state of most of our "liberal democracies".

If you're going to go into this direction, it seems like this would become sort of a "Letterboxd list visualizer" which honestly could be pretty cool.

Github should be treated as a toxic waste site. I don't see it ever being secured by Microsoft.

I'm in Berlin where there's a glut of offices which are all sitting empty. I'm living next to a top line historic renovation/office space and it took them 8-9 years to complete the renovation at probably an astronomical cost and now it's been sitting empty for a year or so.

This financial model is also the main reason why it's so hard to convert these buildings to residential. Somebody has to eat the markdown.

lowering the rent would force a revaluation

Commercial leases are often for say 5+5 years, so once you lock it in, you know for sure what the property revenue is going to be for the next so many years. Your uncertainty equation has collapsed.

I think the main insight here is that commercial real estate is an entirely different animal than the residences that you may be used to.

You can apply this same reasoning to the "back to the office" pushes done on behalf of the institutional investors who have exposure to large commercial properties in inner cities. That too is a financial house of cards built on assumptions and vibes.

much harder road

Given that we have 2+ in each high street in Berlin, it seems it's not that difficult.

So that answers the question as to who's buying SpaceX stock…

a larger number of people than we thought are participating in the same delusion

Congratulations, you have just described high finance.

The whole goal is not to write off the value of the property which you have to do if you rent it for less money than initially planned. That's not that difficult to understand is it?

Europe should have a sovereign model on its content and languages that is trained with renewable energy and published as open source.

This looks like a good step in that direction.

It's amazing and we should hope for more apps to be stewarded by a person like this.

They understood the issue immediately.

I'm guessing this is not the first time this happened to them.

I use Ian's (Fast) Knot and that's good enough for me.

https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ianknot.htm

I felt that FCP was underpowered for compositing and grading so I switched from paid FPC to unpaid Resolve. But I don't really edit that much. Resolve is good enough for me for now.

One of the best things that happened to me is my boss giving me a crash course in advanced SQL at my first job. In the database we used at work, he gave me increasingly difficult questions to answer with queries.

It was a great foundation and has served me well to this day.

The people doing the complaining are usually not the people doing real work in these tools. You can always find some loud voices somewhere.

Passkeys are not going to fix this. The only thing that will fix this is some kind of notarization backed identity that people can go to as a recourse.

The EU Should force them to do this.