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Winfried Angele πΊπ¦πͺπΊ
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After 84518 copies of 'please-contact-me.html' they gave up it appears. Btw, I don't mind bots and search engines or even AI trawling this data. But I do hate the stupidity of trying to mirror the entire site dumbly. Also, it messes up my lovely graphs ;-)
Melodic Opossum which User-Agent was it
I've been doing these measurements for years now, and I just don't see the overwhelming dominance of Chrome that people are assuming. This over the past 60 days for well-visited articles. Note the solid presence of Safari, plus Edge for some (government) subjects:
Melodic Opossum that's surprisingly a lot for an opt-in browser
Asking for a friend, is anyone experiencing weird issues right now with GMail reporting most of your mail being gone? We have 6 messages left somehow.
Melodic Opossum nope, my trash is still overflowing
On GAIA-X, through a Swiss lens. With some quotes by me. dnip.ch/2024/12/16/gaia-x-letzte-chance-fuer-europas-digitale-souveraenitaet-und-wie-die-schweiz-profitieren-koennte-teil-1
Melodic Opossum I summarize this for myself, "we have a concept for a plan" ;)
If you've never done any *closed* source development, you don't know just how cool open source software development is. Closed source working is incredibly expensive and slow by comparison. And the outcomes are worse since you don't benefit from real life testing & interaction from day one.
Melodic Opossum Not to mention that closed source developers are often degraded to anonymous, lonely automatons. No recognition, no appreciation, no public feedback, no usable references because of NDAs
This is some Blade Runner level stuff! On a dark morning at Amsterdam city hall (sound on).
Melodic Opossum DHCP over voice
After every terrible election result we get 100s of pieces telling us exactly why this happened. But the supposed reasons are all different & conflicting. Below I argue we should take a leaf out of the UK's Home Intelligence WW2 project, where they fought propaganda & tracked "the vibes" to keep evberthub.eu/articles/posts/we-dont-know-why-people-are-voting-like-that
... show moreMelodic Opossum In my opinion, people generally do not act objectively but subjectively. As you wrote, based on gut feeling. Subjective decisions cannot really be influenced or explained by rational objective arguments, I think. In Germany there is always a "Wahl-O-Mat" that summarizes arguments objectively and we
... show moreWith increasing worries about (US) big tech dominance, people often mention Open Source as an alternative. But you can't just posit Open Source *software* as a replacement for a vast industry providing IT *services*. Much as I love Open Source, these are two completely different things:
berthub.eu/articles/posts/open-source-by-itself-is-no-alternative-for-big-tech
Melodic Opossum Perfect! I would add one practical note: get in touch with the developer community and at least become a sponsor of the projects you use
People, I need to tell you, The Netherlands has a database of every traffic sign! And boy are there a load of traffic signs! wegkenmerken.ndw.nu/verkeersborden - via Energetic Bison
Melodic Opossum Energetic Bison Woow! :) How cool would the traffic lights be in real time