Usually a lurker.
Maybe I should’ve just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment…
If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.
Mehr als zwei Autos zu haben ist IMO okay, wenn die berufliche Situation kein gemeinsames Fahren zulässt.
Gleiches gilt fürs Hobby. Warum soll ich nur ein Auto haben dürfen, wenn das Auto mein Hobby ist? (Unter der Annahme, dass das Auto auf dem eigenen Grundstück und nicht auf öffentlichen Plätzen abgestellt wird)
Abgesehen davon:
Bitte diese Schlachtschiffe abschaffen.
Wozu brauchen das Leute überhaupt? Ego?
Zu viel Kurvenparker.
Nicht genug Schnee :(
Lol!
Anti-cartel matress :D
Usually anything related to GDPR.
I believe California has a similar law framework.
Essentially websites are obligated to ask for consent of storing cookies.
Usually they can be denied and you won’t have a personalized experience (e.g. dark mode wont be persistent between page visits) but it should not prevent you from viewing.
It’s just companies will pressure you into accepting them by utilizing dark patterns and try to coax you into accepting the most privacy invasive options (and selling your data to >500 advertisers)
In our domestic stores this is expected.
They sent you the return slip in advance to say why you returned it with checkboxes like Wrong size, wrong color, defective and some others.
My classmates even smiled and seemed interested in what I was saying, which was really nice.
I really don’t wanna take away from your success/accomplishment.
But this a prime example of students having a common interest in a topic and coming together :)
I wish you all the best on your improvement!! :)
Luckily I set up a workaround by executing the script every 3 months ;)
I knew something like this might happen.
I reported an error in the documentation of a vendor we use at work.
Error was, that the Agent is supposed to create a windows event entry upon being upgraded. But it gave a event-id different from the one in the docs.
I wanted it fixed because I used it to execute a script.
They acknowledged the error and fixed the event id number.
In the next version they changed something. Now it doesnt give any event-id at all despite the documentation saying it should. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Problem is…Piefed exclusive.
So doesnt help the Fedieverse
Say mods prohibit links to piracy sites but allow discussion, the mods can moderate the content.
But that front end problem is so typical… :p
Consolidated frontend for communities to federate their own community with.
Stop with 20 different versions of memes.
One channel to federate the community to a common feed.
And mods may police the feed as they see fit.
Fingerprinting
Not important to me. But understandable
tab groups
I actively disable that on everything I use it with (even in the about:config flag)
Because crypto bro behaviour and I can install ublock in my firefox browser in both android and desktop.
What makes/does Brave better?
I get paid vacation.
Why should I go without?
I’d assume Wikipedia implemented a whitelist rule for trusted edits and new accounts edits are hold in limbo until they are confirmes entries, no?
If Wikipedia actually allows for live edits to the page without any further checks, it seems very naive or very stupid to me.
I agree, that is more advanced.
But still 4th grade at best (in our school system).
Nothing like the advanced math theory we learned close to graduation.
I thought wikipedia mods are overly zealous with checking submissions by new users.
Seemingly not so. Kinda worrisome
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