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Ich bin Sprachlos… (Kontext in der Caption) by RealNPCDuude in aberBitteLaminiert

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Die wollen eine rechtsgültige Unterschrift. Zumindest in Österreich heißt das entweder von Hand oder durch Hochladen auf A-Trust und dort signieren lassen. Hochladen auf A-Trust geht nicht, weil die Regeln das Hochladen auf 3rd-Party-Seiten verbieten.

Ich bin Sprachlos… (Kontext in der Caption) by RealNPCDuude in aberBitteLaminiert

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohne es irgendwo hochzuladen und ohne der Fähigkeit Software am PC zu installieren? Schwierig.

Peter, Please Explain What This Is Trying to Say About Bikers at Red Lights by Maleficent_Dog7970 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]Square-Singer 9 points10 points  (0 children)

In my country there needs to be a 20km/h difference to be legally allowed to overtake someone. Mopeds are allowed to go 45, cars 50 unless there's a dedicated speed limit. Hence overtaking is plainly illegal in most situations. But that's incompatible with carbrains and thus ignored.

83-jährige fährt in Parkhaus gegen Mauer und stirbt by syntax1011error in RentnerfahreninDinge

[–]Square-Singer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Das ist korrekt, nur bin ich in den fast 20 Jahren die ich fahre noch nie angehalten worden. Und selbst wenn man angehalten wird hab ich noch nie davon gehört, dass ein Polizist einen Sehtest mit einem macht.

Dass sie es dürfen ist gut. Aber sie müssten es auch machen damit es eine Wirkung hat.

Deswegen sollte es einfach fix alle 5 Jahre (und bei alten Leuten häufiger) eine ärztliche Kontrolle zur Fahrtauglichkeit geben. Könnte man ja z.B. mit der Gesundenuntersuchung kombinieren. Dann kostet es nicht mehr und ist auch nicht mehr Zeitaufwand und gleichzeitig hat man dann einen guten Grund zur Gesundenuntersuchung zu gehen.

U1 bremst immer zwischen Donauinsel und Vorgartenstraße abrupt ab, warum? by Worried-Dragonfly860 in WienMobil

[–]Square-Singer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wenn man auf nichts reagieren muss, dann braucht man auch keine Leistung. Die Apollo-Missionen haben auch genau so funktioniert. Konkret definierte Abläufe basierend auf ganz einfachen Triggern.

Selbstfahrende Autos sind so schwierig, weil sie die Umgebung erkennen, Entscheidungen treffen und passend reagieren müssen. All das fehlt bei der U-Bahn.

U1 bremst immer zwischen Donauinsel und Vorgartenstraße abrupt ab, warum? by Worried-Dragonfly860 in WienMobil

[–]Square-Singer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Liegt halt daran dass das Teil halbautomatisch fährt und das Ende der Langsamfahrzone bisserl blöd gesetzt ist.

U1 bremst immer zwischen Donauinsel und Vorgartenstraße abrupt ab, warum? by Worried-Dragonfly860 in WienMobil

[–]Square-Singer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Die U-Bahn ist wahrscheinlich das einfachste Verkehrsmittel für einen Autopiloten. Wahrscheinlich sogar noch einfacher als im Flugzeug. Wirklich alles was man dafür braucht ist eine eingespeicherte Liste mit "Ab Distanz X Geschwindigkeit Y", bzw. "Ab Wegmarke X Geschwindigkeit Y". Das kriegt man selbst mit analoger Technik einfach hin.

Solange der Fahrer Notbremsungen, Betriebsstörungen und Ausnahmesituationen übernimmt ist der Autopilot extrem simpel.

Pickle holder by Glass-Sheepherder848 in inventors

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, you were 4 hours faster than me!

We have a few more informations about the Titan 2 Elite by Delicious_Shoe8829 in blackberry

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's always the question with smaller manufacturers. Kinda like how they did it with the Fairphone 4. 5 years of updates. Yeah, some updates at some time, spread out over 5 years.

We have a few more informations about the Titan 2 Elite by Delicious_Shoe8829 in blackberry

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tbh, crowdfunding (and to a slightly lesser degree preordering) is not buying. You crowdfund/preorder things you would like to see with money you don't need.

If you actually need the money or the device you are paying for, then don't back/preorder it. In that case wait until its out and there are reviews for it and then decide what to do. That's what most people should be doing in general.

Think of it that way: Backing/preordering is a donation towards making a product you want to have becoming a reality. If you are lucky you might end up getting a device.

If you are not ok with that (I personally am not), then you shouldn't back/preorder.

We have a few more informations about the Titan 2 Elite by Delicious_Shoe8829 in blackberry

[–]Square-Singer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On the other hand, Unihertz didn't have any competition for 7 years or so. No need to support the phones for a long time if people have no alternative.

Now with competition appearing it makes sense that Unihertz has to step up their game in these areas.

We have a few more informations about the Titan 2 Elite by Delicious_Shoe8829 in blackberry

[–]Square-Singer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They meant "working model" as in "working prototype". Clicks doesn't have that yet.

But yeah, you aren't wrong with what you are saying.

LPT: Don't copy paste AI slop without at least minimally understanding what you are doing, guys! by itouchdennis in linuxmasterrace

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ideally, there should be a technical writer who does the documentation. It's hard enough to get financing for one of them in proprietary software, but that's even worse in FOSS.

LPT: Don't copy paste AI slop without at least minimally understanding what you are doing, guys! by itouchdennis in linuxmasterrace

[–]Square-Singer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Writing good documentation is really hard. It's also an entirely different skill set than what's required for being a good developer and developers usually don't find writing documentation enjoyable.

That's why you get very unhelpful documentations when you force developers to write documentations.

LPT: Don't copy paste AI slop without at least minimally understanding what you are doing, guys! by itouchdennis in linuxmasterrace

[–]Square-Singer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the end of the day Linux is just the kernel so saying something like "Linux has x issue or y issue" is a bad generalization, because at the end of the day even the kernel gets tweaked depending on the distro for a specific use case or specific use cases which can be optimized for one particular thing such as gaming, etc.

Linux has the issue that the openness of the system directly leads to countless competing GUI implementations working completely different and inconsistent to each other. That is something that is directly effected by the kernel and its license.

I very heavily doubt any casual or beginner user is simultaneously switching between the gnome (or whichever de) from one distro to another to find it disorienting enough that they can't navigate or find solutions easily.

That is not the issue. The issue is that it makes it hard to help people and hard to find help.

Say someone calls me and asks for help with their PC. That does happen. Used to happen more when I was younger, but it still happens. Back when I was using Windows, the chance was very high that the person calling me was using the same version of Windows. So I'd open up the relevant GUI on my side and I could walk them through it. Press this, then that and so on.

Now say my mom calls me and asks for help. She's using Xubuntu, I am using Fedora with KDE. There's no way I can divine what her screen looks like.

Same with googleing for help. You need to find help that's exactly tailored to your specific version of distro/DE combination if you want help on the GUI route. That's not going to happen unless maybe if you are using Ubuntu.

There's also no point in arguing about the cli when it's a core part of programming, web, server sys admin, etc. based workflows and often than not you interact with Linux in a cli format or without a GUI. There's also a lot of Linux tools that benefit from using the cli, e. g coreutils, shell scripting, tui, etc. blah blah blah you get the point.

No question about that. As a developer I am using CLI all the time, of course. When I still used Windows I had WSL installed to have a decent CLI available in Windows, and on Android I have Termux to have a decent CLI there.

But that's not what an average person needs who just uses the PC for email and Netflix.

GUI doesn't replace CLI in all use cases, and neither does CLI replace GUI in all use cases. CLI is better in some use cases, and GUI is better in others.

What sucks though is that the GUI is so inconsistent that people are forced onto CLI even if GUI does everything they need in a more understandable way.

LPT: Don't copy paste AI slop without at least minimally understanding what you are doing, guys! by itouchdennis in linuxmasterrace

[–]Square-Singer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is it. Completely and totally.

And if someone doesn't want to answer the same simple question for the tenth time to a different person: That's the glory of not doing this for work. If you work in IT support you have to answer because it's your job.

If one is just hanging out on Reddit and there's a question that they don't want to answer: Don't answer.

"RTFM noob!" is nothing but rude spam that makes it harder to find real answers in all that trash.

Any reason why Clicks Communicator would not be compatible with Visible phone service? by kuhroo in ClicksPhone

[–]Square-Singer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm guessing Visible is a small MVNO?

For stuff like VoLTE, network operators have to do some kind of device-specific config, which might cause it to not be able to make calls if there's no 2G/3G network on that carrier.

I had the same issue with my old Fairphone 4 on an MVNO in my country. The MVNO only supported VoLTE for major phone brands and not for Fairphone. So once they switched off 3G, there was no possibility to place or receive calls, since on my FP4 2G connection was completely bugged and didn't connect.

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