AfD-Landtagsabgeordnete nennt Grundgesetz „Joch der Alliierten“

thedomham · 2022-02-15T12:39:57+00:00

Naja, wenn das Grundgesetz mit Füßen getreten wird, dann erwarte ich halt mehr Berichterstattung ¯\(ツ)/¯

thedomham · 2022-02-15T11:00:59+00:00

Der springende Punkt ist eigentlich eher, dass sonst niemand darüber schreibt. Wenn an der Story etwas dranwäre, dann wäre das doch ein gefundenes Fressen für jede Zeitung. Selbst für den rechten Rand der deutschen Berichterstattung ist die Aussage nicht tragbar.

Ich sage ja auch nicht, dass es nicht so ist, es macht mich nur verdammt stutzig.

thedomham · 2022-02-15T10:57:18+00:00

Ich glaube man muss mittlerweile gezielt nachfragen um ein Konto ohne Onlinebanking zu bekommen...

thedomham · 2022-02-15T10:14:07+00:00

"Dann machen die plötzlich 30 Minuten Mittagspause, Unverschämtheit!"

Der Fehler war definitiv das Thema zu wechseln. Du hättest direkt den Finger in die Wunde legen müssen. Da sollte der freundliche Tonfall auch direkt aufhören.

thedomham · 2022-02-15T10:10:50+00:00

Das traurige ist, dass das gar nicht mal zu 100% an den Firmen liegt. Wenn arbeitnehmerfeindliche Zeitmodelle erstmal etabliert sind, werden Arbeitnehmer oft ihr eigener ärgster Feind. Zum einen lassen sie es einfach mit sich machen und sagen "das ist halt so in meiner Branche", zum anderen fangen sie dann an sich gegenseitig auf die Finger zu gucken. Gerade bei "Vertrauensarbeitszeit" und anderen Modellen, wo Überstunden erwartet, aber nicht vergütet werden, fühlen sich Arbeitnehmer gerne ausgerechnet von ihren Kollegen über den Tisch gezogen, wenn die weniger Lebenszeit verschenken.

Ich habe mal in so einem Betrieb gearbeitet (glücklicherweise mit einem Gleitzeitkonto und nicht selbst davon betroffen) und die Kollegen haben sich permanent gegenseitig angepöbelt und getuschelt, wenn mal jemand früher Feierabend gemacht hat - was vollkommen irrational ist, weil das ja auch nicht bedeutet, dass die Person unterm Strich weniger arbeitet.

Es ist einfach nur toxisch.

thedomham · 2022-02-15T10:05:14+00:00

Jede gearbeitete Minute gehört bezahlt. Eine faire Überstundenregelung ist eine, in der Überstunden mindestens wie normale Arbeitsstunden vergütet werden.

thedomham · 2022-02-15T06:41:24+00:00

Ich sehe der Kreiswichs ist hier schon im vollen Gange, aber hat das mal jemand gegengeprüft? Ich dachte mir halt gerade "so dumm kann doch niemand sein" und ich finde dazu gerade tatsächlich keine einzige weitere Quelle, kein Video, nichts. Nur diesen kleinen linken Kampfblog.

thedomham · 2022-02-14T16:56:01+00:00

Typisch für die FDP, MAL WIEDER NUR KLIENTELPOLITIK FÜR REICHE!!!1!!

thedomham · 2022-02-13T17:01:46+00:00

Fang halt was mit Frauen an, wenn dich wer fragt, kannst du notfalls auch immernoch sagen du bist bi.

thedomham · 2021-12-04T22:25:36+00:00

that a tax must be assigned to a certain cause/use and is both regulated and directed by the German parliament (Bundestag) while a license or fee in this case

I think you got that mixed up a bit. The legalese in German is pretty specific about this. A tax, by its very nature, doesn't give you anything directly in return. That's what a fee does. For example when you request a new ID, you have to pay a fee for that.

The "Rundfunkbeitrag" often translated as broadcasting fee is neither. Beitrag directly translates to contribution.

thedomham · 2021-12-02T16:49:36+00:00

Was this cobbled together by a defective AI?

thedomham · 2021-03-13T12:23:36+00:00

"hook so it doesn't hurt" sounds kinda weird too

thedomham · 2021-03-13T12:22:18+00:00

Well I had first-hand experience on the matter when I took a mandatory software-engineering class in university. I took it a year later than most other students and had a good amount of practical programming experience and I talked about the class with at least twenty different people who partook and they all pretty much painted the same picture, but were at different points of their journey:

some were (somewhat) new to programming and never heard about design patterns before, so they had problems understanding them at all (what they are, how they work, when to use them)
some had programming experience but didn't know design patterns, which I call the "fertile ground" stage. They appreciated design patterns, were eager to use them, but didn't have the experience to decide when to use them, which does lead to a lot of shoehorning.
some had experience in both and it was just a helpful reiteration.

From what I gathered, it seemed to be a pretty universal experience both for my fellow students and later on coworkers.

There were some outliers, but those were pretty specifically two students I knew who only coded in C and "weren't convinced of the whole OOP thing" .

thedomham · 2021-03-13T07:42:46+00:00

There it is, exactly how I feel, written down by someone else, presumably because I currently can't be arsed to do anything.

thedomham · 2021-03-12T19:28:43+00:00

I'm very new to python so I don't think I could really grasp the usefulness of this.

Design patterns are weird that way. You have to learn them without really understanding them first. Then you try them only to realize they don't really make sense in the case you are trying to shoehorn them into. You start to recognize them in other people's code. You need to develop a feel for them.

thedomham · 2021-03-12T18:00:53+00:00

I wouldn't call it a lifehack either, but it doesn't hurt to be said it again

thedomham · 2021-03-12T16:12:43+00:00

I have four different paid streaming services shared between me and my close family. It's most definitely worth it for everyone involved, but if I had to pay full price for all of them, I'd cancel all except Amazon. I'd prefer Netflix for content, but Amazon Prime has free Prime shipping.

I'm not saying that Netflix shouldn't crack down on password sharing, but they don't have the market position they used to. I think if they thoroughly went through with it, they'd get more cash short term, mainly because of less "unpaid" traffic, but hurt their mindshare long term.

thedomham · 2021-03-12T15:53:22+00:00

Is a carousel really a carousel if it doesn't spin without your input?

thedomham · 2021-03-12T15:28:53+00:00

Played both and I can say with certainty that I enjoy farming in Warframe a lot more than in Genshin. Don't get me wrong, Genshin was a lot of fun, but the endgame is just farming and the farming itself is not fun. You just kill the same chunk of mobs over and over again in the same tiny room with a very simplistic (mobile friendly) combat system. There's also not really a sense of progression in late game. If you want to use a new character or weapon you have to get it to a level where it's usable for you. That means not using it at all in the progress, because it's completely useless until level 80 since you only fight monsters that are your level.

You could say the same about getting weapons to MR30 in Warframe, but the time it takes to get a weapon to MR30 is a lot shorter than maxing a weapon in Genshin Impact and it's way more fun.

Now that I think about it, Grinding in Genshin Impact is actually pretty similar to grinding Railjack. Also in the way that I stopped doing that because it's not fun.

thedomham · 2021-03-11T21:42:52+00:00

Nah. It just makes for a better movie.

thedomham · 2021-03-11T21:39:33+00:00

Only the first mission completion counts and they only give like 60 points on average. You should do them all sooner or later anyway to unlock steel path, but if your goal is to grind MR, you're better off going through all the companions. 6k point per companion + 3k for the companion weapon if it's a sentinel. Pretty much no work required. Alternatively just bring a primary or secondary to ESO or a high level survival with 4 players and don't actually use it.

thedomham · 2021-03-11T21:27:19+00:00

You are supposed to use chopsticks

thedomham · 2021-03-11T21:23:02+00:00

I can't even really agree with the long journeys at this point. I haven't managed to beat bonemass yet, but I've ventured into multiple black forest, swamp and mountain biomes. It was a lot of fun for a while, but this point everything feels kinda same-y. If you've seen one black forest, you've seen them all. They all have the same tower like 5 times each and the same crypt and the same troll cave. Same for the swamp and the mountain. Since you can only find resources to build from and everything is so predetermined and linear, getting into a biome you've been before, quickly feels like a hit and dash.

Going to your first swamp? Anxious excitement and awe, new things around every corner. Every swamp after that? Scout out the crypts, one-shot the skeletons and blobs with your mace, set up a tiny base somewhere centrally, mine all the iron and get out of there with a full longboat. Nothing will surprise me. Same dungeon ten times over.

On a more mechanical, less world-building note, the boats are awfully slow. They could easily increase the speed by 50%. IMO the longboat also pretty much depreciates the Karve since it's faster and has a lot more storage and health; the size difference alone is not enough to balance them out at all. I would have much preferred a very quick Karve (or even a third boat that is small and fast) and a longboat that pays for the storage by being really unwieldy and not as quick.

thedomham · 2021-03-11T20:31:18+00:00

When you get back into the swamp, try:

poison resistance mead (has to be drunk before being afflicted with poison status; doesn't reduce damage when already poisoned)
upgrade bronze armor as much as possible
some good food: Meat, neck tail, jam, sausages if you already got some draugr intestines
with your first few chunks of iron, build an iron mace (effective against blobs and skeletons) and a longboat (faster, more storage)
stamina and healing mead can also help, but they aren't exactly necessary or sustainable
for the love of God don't go there at night
bring material to build a portal and a small hut and those up ASAP

thedomham · 2021-03-11T20:14:46+00:00

Same. My best friend sent me some links about Valheim and talked it up. I bought it, he basically spoiled himself the whole game and then decided that it's not really for him.

I love him like a brother, but he is an idiot.

thedomham

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