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@JensHannemann@mastodon.online @ildiavolorosso@sfba.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr I once read the phrase: we are not wealthy enough to buy cheap tools. So buy once, cry once.
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@rogue_cells @briankrebs as far as I understand, the ECG data must arrive at the emergency room before the patient arrives there. If printed on paper, what would be a faster courier than the ambulance that made the EGC and also carries the patient?
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@z3ntu@fosstodon.org awesome thanks for putting in the effort.
Do you have, by any chance, the battery status next on your list.
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@raven @davidrevoy what is the input format for a print on demand product? I expected that would be a PDF adhering to certain rules.
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@peter_thorwartl @netzpolitik_feed tut es das? Und wenn ja, aus welcher Perspektive?
Aus Sicht der Reichweitengenerierungsmachine trifft das sicherlich zu. Das hat aber wenig mit Sozial zu tun.
In kleineren Gruppen dürfte die Qualität und diese der Sozialen Interaktion mehr tiefe haben. Das wäre dann für mich relevanter als Oberflächlichkeiten und Informationsüberflutung in einem grossen Netzwerk.
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@tj my all time favorite: infinite scroll with footer containing links like contact, support, impressum and the like.
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@AncTreat5358 @tj if possible, navigate to a different page without infinite scrolling. In the worst case, use the developer tools to delete the element containing the scrolling content.
I guess that is what you meant by "not satisfactory".
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@adfichter@infosec.exchange damals im Batalionsstab haben wir ja alles auf Microsoft Computer, die am Active Directory in Bundesbern hing, und die Daten ebenfalls über Ziviles (Swisscom) internet von dort zugegriffen wurden, gemacht (Befehle, Einsatzbereitschaften, etc). Ist das inzwischen auch alles of Office 356? In bezweifle es, wäre aber auch nicht überrascht.
Wäre eventuell auch mal eine Recherche wert.
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@ClariNerd@mastodon.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr Wallabag is a free and open source alternative to Instapaper. You can self host it and it has RSS already built in.
If you put KOreader on your reading device, it gets even better. KOreader can talk to Wallabag, sync articles and mark the ones you finished as read in Wallabag.
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@ClariNerd@mastodon.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr l Wallabag is also available as a hosted service. Since it has RSS already built in, that should count towards that reducing friction goal.
All said about KOreader, was an added bonus for those interests in having their reading status synced back to their read it later article collection.
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@iFixit@mastodon.social A similar easy thing is pulling off the fuzzies from the filter of your cloth dryer. It should be done after every use. This maintains the dryers performance and prolongs the filters lifespan.
Using a vacuum once in a while also does not hurt.
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@nixCraft@mastodon.social well, the biggest red flag is their urge to fact check the expert. Using AI is just the icing.
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@allpoints@mstdn.social @angusm@mastodon.social @pluralistic@mamot.fr perfect summary of my arguments in a recent discussion on #vibecoding
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@kuketzblog@social.tchncs.de optimieren ist ja nicht verkehrt. Leider ist hier die falsche Optimierungsfunktion in Anwendung.
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@datacyclist@swiss.social @chrispy@chaos.social @muvon@social.tchncs.de @marcel@waldvogel.family dito, wobei es bei mir Debian 13 war.
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@png@yap.pony.biz I misread that as one Strawberry per "Chilli" which seemed to be an oddly specific deal.