@overcastfm@mastodon.social while listening to the current @atpfm@mastodon.social episode 674 I had a weird pulsating cover issue. Never have see this before and it is probably a system bug but FYI. Issue occurred on iOS 26.2 on an iPhone 12 mini.
Michael Starke
@atpfm@mastodon.social in episode 670 you mention Google Takeout as an example of a service which allows the user to export their data that Google came up all by itself, but I suspect this is not the case. I guess this was due to GDPR regulations from Europe to allow users to export or access their data, which is mandated by that law and it is also mandated that companies have to allow users to update, review or request a deletion of the data that is stored by said company.
@bobschi@mastodon.social @oftl@fedi.at @funz@todon.eu @shalien@mastodon.projetretro.io wasn’t there a difference between east and west Germany? I think I read somewhere that the GDR did use the Versalie for ß (ẞ) since the 1970s officially but the BRD did not?!
@atpfm@mastodon.social in 649 is it possible @siracusa@mastodon.social did think about Sanyo as the Japanese brand for monitors?
@atpfm@mastodon.social In episode 649 you mentioned that sellers in eBay are mostly commercial sellers like on Amazon. My last purchase on eBay was particularly interesting since the parcel was delivered by Amazon. So the store front on eBay just was a proxy to the seller’s Amazon store.