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Rayspekt 139 points 2 years ago

Is this the tiling manager people talk about all the time?

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Rayspekt 122 points 2 years ago

These numbers keep getting smaller with every headline. Tomorrow it says that Steam runs off of Gabens private NAS.

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Rayspekt 103 points 2 years ago

So any news on Warhammer 40k?

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Rayspekt 102 points 2 years ago

When will scientists just self-publish? I mean seriously, nowadays there is nothing between a researcher and publishing their stuff on the web. Only thing would be peer-reviewing, if you want that, but then just organize it without Elsevier. Reviewers get paid jack shit so you can just do a peer-reviewing fediverse instance where only the mods know the people so it's still double-blind.

This system is just to dangle carrots in front of young researchers chasing their PhD

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Rayspekt 102 points 2 years ago

Still not subscribing to all the shit services. I'd rather don't watch stuff and go outside. Yeah, you heard me right, I'll rather be going fucking outside!

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Rayspekt 83 points 3 years ago

Das wissenschaftliche Publikationssystem ist so kaputt. Wissenschaftler forschen monatelang und schreiben dann noch wochenlang ihren Artikel, um sich auf eine Publikation zu bewerben. Die Redaktion schickt den Artikel dann an zwei bis drei andere Wissenschaftler, die den Artikel dann prüfen (peer-review). Wenn die Autoren die Kritik dann umgesetzt haben, wird publiziert. Und dafür wird dann beispielsweise beim renommierten Elsevier Verlag vierstellig die Hand aufgehalten, weil die Artikel andernfalls hinter der Paywall verschwinden? Für ein paar Mails und zehn Seiten Textsetzung?

Nebenbei: Die ganze Situation erinnert ein bisschen an den Quatsch zwischen YouTube und der deutschen Gema vor so ca 20 Jahren. Eigentlich gab es mit allen relevanten Verlagen bis so 2018 Rahmenverträge, dass deutsche Universitäten unbegrenzten Zugang erhalten. Danach ist das ganze anscheinend an der Gier der Verläge gescheitert.

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Rayspekt 73 points 2 years ago

I'm way too federated for this.

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Rayspekt 70 points 2 years ago

I get the points that you are trying to make but those micro cars are shit for the consumer for those prices. Yes, you have a small car that isn't powered by fossil fuels, but

  • You can't transport jack shit. I've sat in the Opel thingy and while it's comfortable for the two passengers you have literally no boot.
  • If you consider one of those most likely you live in a densely populated urban area an can use public transportation as well. And one of the last things public transportation sucks, is transporting unwieldy stuff with you. And your mini car doesn't provide a solution to this, so you have to pay a rental again.
  • Those things are waaaaayyyy to expensive for what they offer. Atm you're paying the early adopter premium to drive in a speed restricted, range restricted, and payload restricted vehicle for 10k.

I've been riding public transportation almost exclusively for the last 10 years or so and only had to consider getting a car for long distance travel and transporting shit. And at that point you'll be better off spending 4-7k for an older station wagon than those things.

Also I'm not entirely sure how eco friendly it is to buy a brand new mini EV rather than driving around with a 15 year old car where nothing new has to be produced. Depends for sure on the yearly mileage. Which isn't high in my case, but you for sure won't be driving 15000 km a year in a mini car.

If we compare new regular and new EV? Sure, but then I'll wait until real competitive alternatives in the low-price sector pop up.

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Rayspekt 68 points 2 years ago

It's baffling to me how this guy is now the "haha funny weed uncle" given his criminal record.

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Rayspekt 65 points 2 years ago

Wait until noncredibledefense sees this.

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Rayspekt 60 points 3 years ago

Is it just me or are 60 million a ridiculously small price for that whole dataset?

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Rayspekt 54 points 2 years ago

Please let this finally happen. It's absurd when normal people pay maybe 20-40% taxes depending on the country when the super rich almost don't pay at all.

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Rayspekt 53 points 2 years ago

Manly-men with alcohol problems in shambles.

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Rayspekt 49 points 2 years ago

So can we call them plasticles now?

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Rayspekt 49 points 2 years ago

They enshittified shit smh

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Rayspekt 48 points 2 years ago

Now we just need proper Linux phones as well.

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Rayspekt 47 points 2 years ago

Microsoft is on a fuck up their product speedrun, ain't it?

I've been reading " Windows 11 does this and that without asking your permission." Almost daily now. I wonder when Windows 11 will fingerbang my SO without permission next.

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Rayspekt 45 points 2 years ago

Tim Sweeney, is this you?

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Rayspekt 43 points 2 years ago

Ew, Linus

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Rayspekt 42 points 2 years ago

... aaand it's layoffs.

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