Fediverse so toll, so dezentral. Man ist nicht so von einzelnen Servern abhängig. Hab ich gehört.
Ich. Weil gedruckte Zeitungen - ich habe sogar nur eine Sonntagszeitung abonniert… - gegenüber Nachrichten im Internet einige namhafte Vorteile bieten:
- Keine Pushnachrichten über irgendwelchen Bullshit. Nicht den ganzen Tag genervt werden mit banalen Informationen über irgendwelche Knalltüten, die man weder kennt noch kennen will. (Und meist auch nicht muss.)
- Überhaupt weniger Bullshit. Wer druckt, der hat Platzbegrenzung. Da ist für Boulevard und ähnliche Themen kaum Raum.
- Oft bessere Recherche und weniger Abschreiben. Ist nur so meine Beobachtung.
- Man ist gezwungen dazu, sich - in meinem Fall - einmal in der Woche Zeit zu nehmen, statt die Hektik des Alltags durchzuziehen. Gedruckte Zeitung und dazu eine Tasse Kaffee, ohne Geblinke und Popups zweimal im Satz, die sofort Aufmerksamkeit erfordern. Das hat wirklich einen gewissen Charme.
Natürlich verpasse ich so „minutenaktuelle“ Nachrichten. Aber ich sage es mal so: Wenn just in dieser Minute etwas geschieht, das mein Leben direkt betrifft, dann ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit sehr groß, dass ich das trotzdem mitbekomme.
Nachtrag: Außerdem kann man ein Smartphone nicht so gut beim Fensterputzen drunterlegen wie eine Zeitung. Probier das doch mal.
Wobei die FAZ zumindest in der Druckfassung immer noch ganz annehmbar ist. Online hingegen, nun…
Gut, die EU ist scheiße und ich bin weniger neidisch auf die Briten.
Die EU ist scheiße und ich bin neidisch auf die Briten.
I genuinely hope that this will bring further improvements for elfeed as well. :-) Good job!
Ah, thank you. It’s been a while since I had to work with Android.
Material Design is still modern? I thought Google had revised that again.
(Using only Apple devices, I wonder if I should make an Apple-like interface now…)
Because it was a shameless copy of SMF which is also great.
OpenBSD:
- does not run systemd
Conclusion: OpenBSD wins
Because my country has seen what happens when political disagreements are fought out in months of street battles.
A doctor became infected with severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) after attending to a patient who had been diagnosed with it.
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I can see why he did Kermit later.
In den frühen Zeiten von Facebook gehörte das Anstupsen von Freunden zum guten Ton. Über den Sinn dahinter lässt sich streiten, man konnte ...
Gazakrieg: Al-Schifa-Hospital zum zweiten Mal angegriffen. Konsequenzen hat Israel nicht zu befürchten • Foto: Dawoud Abo Alkas/Anadolu/picture alliance
Enough of this “let me look at my phone to see what time it is, ooooh, 12 new messages” thing. Here we go.
duplicate: https://feddit.de/post/9261519
> * I am denied read-only access to some websites because I use a VPN. This makes no sense at all, but it happens anyway. > * I am not allowed to register in some forums because I use a VPN. Because everyone knows that anyone who uses a VPN is a serious criminal. There is no other option. > * I am subsequently banned from forums because the moderators realise that my IP address is not unique because I use a VPN. My posts don't matter at all, IP addresses obviously unambiguously identify every person on this planet. > * I'm supposed to confirm that I'm not a robot because I use a VPN. The fact that the company asking for these confirmations (usually Google) is itself sending robots marauding through the internet doesn't matter, because Google is Google and I'm just a bloke with a VPN. > > Guys, a VPN is self-defence. A website banning VPNs is like a brothel banning condoms. I mean, of course the house rules apply, but I'd like to see a bit more judgement. What's happening right now is ridiculous and hardly does justice to the security aspect of these "tests". If you find yourself as a contributor to this list, I urge you to stop. I am not a bad guy. All I do is use a VPN. > > Thank you.
- I am denied read-only access to some websites because I use a VPN. This makes no sense at all, but it happens anyway.
- I am not allowed to register in some forums because I use a VPN. Because everyone knows that anyone who uses a VPN is a serious criminal. There is no other option.
- I am subsequently banned from forums because the moderators realise that my IP address is not unique because I use a VPN. My posts don't matter at all, IP addresses obviously unambiguously identify every person on this planet.
- I'm supposed to confirm that I'm not a robot because I use a VPN. The fact that the company asking for these confirmations (usually Google) is itself sending robots marauding through the internet doesn't matter, because Google is Google and I'm just a bloke with a VPN.
Guys, a VPN is self-defence. A website banning VPNs is like a brothel banning condoms. I mean, of course the house rules apply, but I'd like to see a bit more judgement. What's happening right now is ridiculous and hardly does justice to the security aspect of these "tests". If you find yourself as a contributor to this list, I urge you to stop. I am not a bad guy. All I do is use a VPN.
Thank you.
What is the average size of JavaScript code downloaded per website? Fuck around and find out!
Last week, Apple opened pre-orders for the Vision Pro, a $3500 “spatial computer” that is its first real “new” thing since the Apple Watch, and arguably its most notable release since the iPad or iPhone. Ming-Chi Kuo, one of the few truly reliable Apple analysts, estimates that the Vision Pro
Runterwählen ist kein Gegenargument.
[Verifying my cryptographic key: openpgp4fpr:941D456ED3A38A3B1DBEAB2BC8A2CCD4F1AE5C21]