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tmaier
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About tmaier
Socials: - github.com/tmaier - x.com/tobias_maier - gitlab.com/tmaier - linkedin.com/in/tobias-ludwig-maier
Interests: DevOps, Entrepreneurship, Open Source, Programming, Startups, Technology, Web Development
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Comment #48276288
I would be interested to learn more about Mollie as an alternative to Stripe. I saw that it has some Subscription API endpoints, but I am not sure how it compares in real life to S…
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Comment #44478051
Interesting. So, what is the impact on the cognitive functioning of elderly people who regularly take care of their grandchildren?
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Comment #44402915
Universal Blue (Bluefin etc.) has a reusable GitHub template. https://github.com/ublue-os/image-template
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Comment #44121520
I think the logic is to differentiate the "identity" from a "user" One identity can have multiple users (one for each organization) At the same time, a user can have multiple ident…
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Comment #41654710
I visited this site from safari on iOS while being in a Marriott hotel. I am blocked. So the WAF works.
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Comment #41174835
My garden bed has a slug problem. How can FarmBot help me with this? Is there a tool, like a grabber, that automatically catches intruders and carries them away?
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Comment #40895680
This looks cool. It would ve great, if this would get integrated into a Obsidian plugin
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Comment #40464975
I wonder how that category of services, which Porter provides could be called. I would put the following services in that category: - Porter - Cloud66 https://www.cloud66.com - Hat…
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Comment #29125919
Really interesting project. The source code seems to be on sourceforge.net. I site once important, but now when I see it I either think "the project is most-likely dead" or "can th…
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Comment #26660253
This is a feature, which does not work at all on my company-managed Win10 Lenovo laptop.
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Comment #25591116
What is missing in my opinion? It is consistency between the atlassian products and/or adherence of industry “standards” Confluence and JIRA use a different markup language for pos…
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Comment #24399046
Consai Technologies | Munich, Germany | DevOps and Cloud Engineer | Intern, Working Student | ONSITE preferred, REMOTE possible| https://www.consai.tech We are an early stage start…
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Comment #19288275
Just visit London once and see what people do at 6 p.m. Then you know how important pubs are in this society.
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Comment #18844999
PwC Germany | Architect; Modern and lightweight architectures | Germany (preferred Munich, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt) | FULL-TIME, ONSITE | https://www.pwc.de/ I am hiring for my team …
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Comment #18127884
Sure! First of all, GK3 would create new nodes when one of them gets killed. Second, builidng “cloud-native” applications means to build stateless applications, e.g. using 12-facto…
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Comment #17317629
This could even be a business model. Pay $$$ or €€€ to get enterprise support, promissing to fix your issue with a Pull Request in the mainstream repository
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Comment #17060802
I tried it out a couple of months ago, but then decided to not go forward with it. After the trial was over, i was inable ro access my markdown notes again. I really really hate wh…
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Comment #16712400
This kind of behaviour is a case of why one should avoid hosting internation conferences in the US. Sad for the US, but important to keep in mond when organizing.
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Comment #10964065
This could be also the reason or at least be connected to a behavior I experienced when using Apple Maps on the iPhone: Apple Maps lacks support for bicycles, so when I cycle I usu…
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Comment #7530373
SEEKING WORK - Munich, Germany - remote or local I'm a full stack web developer based in Munich, Germany and ready to work 30 hours per week on you project. Backend stack: Ruby on …