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torbjørn @feddit.de

Softwareentwickler* und Ökoterrorist* aus dem Norden. (dey/dem)

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Kriegsdienstverweigerung 1994
  • Richtig, ich (Jahrgang 85) bin zuerst T3 gemustert worden und kurze Zeit später wurde im Rahmen einer Rechtsreform (weil aus sieben Tauglichkeitsstufen fünf wurden) aus der T3 eine T5.

  • Made the switch to KDE
  • [...] but I don’t want a Windows clone, [...]

    KDE fortunately doesn't have to be a Windows clone. There are several guides available on how to customize the UX / workflow to something completely different. I get what you mean, though, the default UX seems to be at least inspired by Windows.

  • The shady world of Brave selling copyrighted data for AI training
  • ITT: Cryptobros and apologists finding new and creative ways to justify the behaviour of a company, the head of which was ousted from his last position because of crude political views, i.e. not granting people basic rights.

  • How common is it to fly your country's flag, and how is it seen by others?
  • Northern Germany here. The German flag is usually only flown at government or other public buildings or, as another commenter said, when there's a special occasion such as an international football match.

    Something a bit more common up here seems to be flying the state flag (blue, white and red), which can be seen in private gardens or on some residential buildings.