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m_gloeckl
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Comment #48475104
The 100% figure is coming from the comment above mine, actually. As for the rest of your comment, your assessment is noted.
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Comment #48474265
Example from Germany: Employer also pays a share of health insurance, unemployment insurance, public pension and elder care insurance. This is not visible on your payslip, i.e. if …
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Comment #48204288
There is a toggle in Settings -> Battery -> Power Mode called 'Adaptive Power' which does exactly this. It's out in the open and has been for a while.
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Comment #47778710
>> I keep thinking of writing something that detects the top-most app window and draws an obvious box around it. I would use this in a heartbeat. With Windows 10/11 I usually have …
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Comment #47060286
I've heard about the show on an episode of the podcast "Endless Thread", where the creator Joseph Bennett talked about how the show came to be and how his creative process worked. …
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Comment #45850763
My plan advertises "up to 50 Mbit/s" on a 4G connection. I was getting less than 1 Mbit/s a lot of the time. Websites and videos would not load properly. I downloaded the app of th…
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Comment #45849357
You can file a complaint with the "Federal ministry for digital transformation" (formed this year). It does actually work, but it's a lengthy process. I did force my cell phone car…
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Comment #16574531
* get up at 6.30 am * quick breakfast (cup of coffee + piece of fruit), get ready, get dressed * out the door by 7.05 * commute to office / customer office, arrive at 7.45 - 8am * …
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Comment #12450550
IIRC those animations have been introduced with the current version, Office 2016. I think they make it really easy to follow, especially when someone else is editing and sharing th…
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Comment #7908726
Wow, that looks great. Thanks for the link!
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Comment #7904585
This sounds great, indeed. With a listening history on last.fm that reaches back to early 2009, I always thought it would be great to have a service to use the last.fm data to buil…
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Comment #7726471
I'm in the same boat. Some weeks I simply do not have enough work to fill the 40 hours I should work according to my contract. I'm just sitting around, looking busy, and billing th…
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Comment #7669240
Vanilla Google Maps is not a lot slower on Firefox than on Chrome for me, but third party apps that build upon GMaps, like Garmin Connect (Running / Biking tracking tool for Garmin…
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Comment #7107304
I guess most folks do know the difference between their own local timezone and UTC. That would have really saved me a couple of seconds to find out the difference between PST and U…
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Comment #7030836
A Cherry G80-LSCDE. It's one of the cheaper mechanical keyboards with MX blue switches. The case is cheap plastic and it doesn't look and feel too sturdy, but the typing experience…
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Comment #6779974
I've had a short fling with Chrome, when it was still fairly new and Firefox suffered from severe performance issues (during the 3.6.x era). Today's picture is a little different. …
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Comment #6756213
I created keyword search bookmarks for all my frequently used search engines. For example, I often look up music releases on musicbrainz: http://musicbrainz.org/search?query=%s&typ…
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Comment #6340004
Yes, I noticed that, when I was visiting Crete a week ago. Back home in Germany a text message costs me 0.14€, during vacation I was paying 0.09€. Regulations create funny pricing …
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Comment #5969740
Of course it would be very short-sighted to assume you could gain expert knowledge of a programming language in X minutes. However, these cheat sheets are a great way to get starte…
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Comment #5937795
Keep in mind that the final software for the console can differ from the OS that the development kit is running. The Playstation 2 development kit was running Red Hat Linux and shi…
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Comment #5491310
Being a fairly competitive runner in my spare time (38:40 10k, 1:26 half marathon), I'd like to weigh in: There are two different kinds of flexibility involved in running or exerci…
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Comment #5250612
Sometimes it's for legal reasons. For example: In Germany, the website / blog owner is liable for any kind of content that is shared through comment systems. You have to continuosl…