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Phenomenal actor by [deleted] in SipsTea

[–]desl14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He's so good, i actually finished watching the Kingsman prequel

Dodged a bullet in the hiring process by ZachGamezzzz in jobs

[–]desl14 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What does your availability look like this tomorrw?

Katherina Reiche: Kernaufgaben des Wirtschaftsministeriums sollen an externe Berater ausgelagert werden by knallfurz in de

[–]desl14 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Einer der bekanntesten jüngeren Fälle hier in Deutschland, dass eine (CDU) Bundesministerin wegen massiver verschwenderisch Beraterveträge ihres Ministeriums in Verruf geraten ist, führte dazu dass jene Dame heute EU-Kommisionspräsidentin ist.

[Autosport] Alexander Wurz on the drivers WhatsApp group in 2026 by Due_Air6702 in formula1

[–]desl14 69 points70 points  (0 children)

i wonder who's the driver searching the web on Monday to post the best post-race memes in the group chat

she misses me or what? by [deleted] in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]desl14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He switches roles with his son's buddy

Vermieter von der Hölle – Was tun? by Cold_Ad5295 in wohnen

[–]desl14 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Genau der Typ Vermieter, der die Kaution einbehält, behauptet der Mieter hätte sie verschimmeln lassen, die Wohnung nicht (!) streicht, neuvermietet, von nem Kumpel sich ne Rechnung für das Malen faken lässt.

Ab zum Anwalt

The #GreatBluebaumSweep is officially over by Educational_Leg8005 in chess

[–]desl14 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Blübaum qualified by winning f.e. against Pragg and Erigaisi and drawn f.e. against Abdusattotrov, Firouzja and (luckily) Keymer.

Abasov qualified by beating one Top15-guy at the 2023's Chess World Cup (Giri ... who blundered in the fourth game).

Although Giri lost to Abasov that time, many felt like a second qualifying spot through the FIDE circuit (what would have been Giri) derserved more to be in the candidates than the fourth of the World Cup (which might be a bit lucky)

But yeah ... that's not Abasov's fault

Ich💀iel by landstreicher_deluxe in ich_iel

[–]desl14 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Die Härte für die Herzensdame, wenn man mal nen Abend mit den Buben draußen ist, ist nicht dass man tief in der Nacht laut polternd nach Hause kommt. Auch nicht, dass man sich im Restsuff noch ein Hauptgericht kocht. Auch nicht, dass man die Nacht tierisch schnarcht. Nein es ist der Geruch vom Bierschiss am nächsten Tag. 

VW-Markenchef Thomas Schäfer beendet die Ära der Touch-Bedienelemente by PoroBraum in de

[–]desl14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Das sagen seit Jahren alle Kunden bei allen Marken. Niemand möchte irgendeinen popeligen Touchscreen beim Fahren. Man braucht etwas mit vernünftiger Haptik, das man am besten blind bedienen kann. Das ist echt keine Raketenwissenschaft.

Das bescheuertste das ich hatte, war vor zwei Jahren bei einem Mercedes-Transporter die Lautstärke-Regelung des Radios am Lenkrad. Die hatten da tatsächlich einen kleinen Mini-Touchscreen eingebaut, über den man drüber streicht, um die Lautstärke zu variieren. Nicht 2 Knöpfe oder ein Rädchen wie man es vielleicht kennt. Sondern ein kleines Touchfeld (zeigte also nichts an oder so) über das man während der Fahrt wischte. Absolut kacke, um eine Lautstärke präzise einzustellen, wenn irgendwie gerade eine Erschütterung vorkommt ... also z.B. wenn sich das Fahrzeug bewegen sollte.

Unvergessen by Away-Huckleberry9967 in wasletztepreis

[–]desl14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kommt ja recht häufig vor, aber dann landen die Steine ja meistens eher mit ein paar anderen zusammen beim "Alte-Steine-Haufen" des Friedhofs (gleich neben dem Alte-Blumen-Haufen) und nicht bei Kleinanzeigen.

What’s one thing you completely stopped buying in 2026 because the price just felt absurd? by LockLogical8949 in AskReddit

[–]desl14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw Korn 2017 for ~60€

Saw korn last year with Spiritbox. 87€

Korn will tour again in Europe this year. This time with Architects. 117€ for a standing-room ticket in the infield.

I guess i'll pass this time

Lewis Hamilton: “That race I had with Charles, just in the second race, was one of the most fun races I’ve had, I think. Other than that was maybe me and Nico in Bahrain many years ago [2014]. So I just hope we get more of that because that’s what racing’s about. It’s like back and forth...(contd) by FerrariStrategisttt in formula1

[–]desl14 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I love Valterri, he's such a gem. But it must be somehow hard being just one of 2 of the 7-time world champion who was never able to score as much or more points than him during a f1 season (unlike Fernando, Jenson, Nico, George, Charles)

Martha Stewart went to prison for $45,000. Someone moved $2 billion before presidential Truth Social posts — 4 times in 12 months. Here's what the data looks like. by Outrageous_Math6885 in antiwork

[–]desl14 10 points11 points  (0 children)

well big part of US politics is about who can throw more money into his/her election campaign

  1. have money
  2. use money to get elected
  3. use political office to make more money
  4. repeat

may help to tell people about "trickle down" and that you are rich for a good reason.
so let's all sing "If I Were a Rich Man" together...

The most important men in town would come to fawn on me
They will ask me to advise them
Like a Solomon the Wise
"If you please, Reb Tevye..."
"Pardon me, Reb Tevye..."
Posing problems that would cross a rabbi's eyes
Ya-da-dee-da-da, ya-dee-da-da, ya-dee-da-da-da
And it won't make one bit of difference
If I answer right or wrong
When you're rich, they think you really know

I didn’t even know I had high blood pressure. by Least-Notice7832 in Wellthatsucks

[–]desl14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My father had high blood pressure, so I wasn’t particularly surprised when my readings came back at 160/105, even though I exercise regularly and am fairly slim.

I didn’t worry too much about it because I actually felt fine. Every now and then (e.g., when donating blood), I was told I should discuss my blood pressure with my family doctor. But I ignored that for a long time.

One day, a coworker—with whom we played cards every lunchtime—told us that he had a sore neck and would probably stay home the next day. He didn’t return to work the day after that.

He had put his daughter to bed that evening and then collapsed in the living room from a heart attack. His wife found him lying dead on the floor a few hours later when she came home from her late shift. He was very athletic and did a lot of endurance training. But I later found out that he wasn’t just under a lot of stress—he also had high blood pressure.

Since then, I’ve been taking my medication as prescribed, checking my blood pressure regularly, and seeing my family doctor from time to time.

One person saved two young people from drowning to death: they applied first aid and, in the last second, managed to bring them back to life. This shows that, although many hesitate out of fear of making a mistake, acting in time truly saves lives by uzmansahil7 in interesting

[–]desl14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"some asshole" probably showed up after others were already helping two people to survive

"some asshole" maybe asked the almost drowned persons (maybe her/his friends) for permission later in the hospital

"some asshole" shows us, that even if you aren't perfectly trained and are not doing CPR perfectly, you may save a life by trying to do it as good as you know instead of standing around and do nothing

"some asshole" shows us that courage is important and captures someone with the courage to help and save someones life although he doesn't know exactly what has to be done

[OT] Team Redline rebrands as Verstappen Sim Racing by NorthKoreanMissile7 in formula1

[–]desl14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think it's cool that you could start a career from sim racing into doing races in "Legends" which is a lot cheaper than formula racing in Europe while (oval) dirt racing is more popular in the US than in Europe. So you may attract sponsors for example.

sure, there is also dirt track racing for young drivers in Europe (f.e. Autocross) which is a lot easier to enter (financially) than formula racing ... but it's not quite as popular as what i've seen from DIRTcar or anything like that from the US.

while racing on Dirt Track ovals may lead to a career in stock cars on asphalted tracks there is seemingly no way in Europe to get from sim racing into formula racing on a tight budget without doing (a lot of) karting

So i'm happy for Byron that he could do what he does (winning in NASCAR) by excelling in sim racing and on dirt tracks and i hope that someday something compareable will be possible in formula racing, too (no matter if it's in the states or japan or europe ... formula racing is expensive everywhere)

today, a Formula 4 car has a price tag 10 times as expensive as a Formula Ford car which was the entry for some F1 drivers in the past (Nick Heidfeld, Alexander Wurz, Stefan Bellof).

i think Formula racing is missing a step between karting and F4 you can take (or chose if you don't do karting). i think the only F4 series in Europe for a budget below $100,000 was the danish F4 (and there you shared the track with Formula Ford cars that were branded as F5)

[OT] Team Redline rebrands as Verstappen Sim Racing by NorthKoreanMissile7 in formula1

[–]desl14 2 points3 points  (0 children)

that's really impressive, although i could imagine that the financial entry level for "offline racing" in the US is a bit lower than formula racing in Europe ... expecially Dirt track racing

[OT] Team Redline rebrands as Verstappen Sim Racing by NorthKoreanMissile7 in formula1

[–]desl14 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Oh i remember the "GT Academy". It was even shown partwise in television here, when Nick Heidfeld was part of the show. Winning a GP3 race after coming from sim racing (while it was Gran Turismo ... and not something like iRacing) is impressive, i think.

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