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  • The guy who left Take That

    (I’m from Germany, we know him)

  • It should but it won’t.

  • Yes my RAZR V3. It was not perfect but I loved it.

  • even if there is a gap in content from a month

    A month, wow… Even three months I consider a very healthy schedule.

  • LEGO. I’m going with other brands now, like Bluebrixx. They are like a third of the price.

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  • A small glass of a 120 euro wine. It was very good but not worth that price.

  • In hindsight it was kinda funny. She was a bitch who‘s life revolved around acting like she’s upperclass. She was a saleswoman at a Mercedes dealership and got to drive one herself. The place I chose was not nice enough for her, which she constantly complained about and she laughed at me for taking the train and not owning a car at the time (this is Germany btw). When we left the restaurant and said goodbye, she asked me if I could help her build a website for free. I was like „Ummm no?“ and she just said „Typical men“.

  • Jesus would use Arch Linux

  • I’ve been trying many things over time but the ones that really became hobbies are the ones that just happened to me. And those are hiking, cooking and photography.

    I think one problem these days is that we try too hard from the start. We hear about this interesting thing and then watch videos about it by some influencer and then we feel we need to learn this or buy that first but in the end none of that is necessary. If hiking is for you then you will enjoy it even in sandals and jeans. If not then it might not be a hobby for you. Eventually you will learn what you personally need to enjoy it even more and go to the next level. And then invest into it knowing exactly what you want.

    Same with photography. You can take some serious photos with modern phones already and develop your skills with that. I took some back then with an iPhone 4 that I still love (although they look bad when zoomed in). The limitation is what makes you creative and you always have it with you.

    Of course some things do have a steep learning curve and do need some initial investment. I just personally never got into any of those and I’m pretty satisfied.

  • Everyone knows it was Cap‘n Crunch

  • It doesn't fucking matter. The decision was done and that is it. Referees are supposed to be neutral for a reason. The leader of the hosting nation is the opposite of that. Fuck him and fuck Infantino. I'm done watching this shit show.

  • "Money can't buy happiness, but it's better to cry in a taxi than on a bus." - Marcel Reich-Ranicki (German literary critic)

    I changed the last word in the translation to bus for the US readers. It should be tram or streetcar but I assumed bus is more common and widely known.

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  • About 24 Euro for a lottery ticket

  • Yes. It’s too expensive for sure, but it is exactly what I want. I have no interest in doing any manual work to get a functioning Non-Windows gaming PC into my living room. I just want plug and play and that’s what Valve offers.

  • Personal and work laptops are Macs. I’m also playing around with a Linux Mini PC as a potential future homelab but I’m already thinking why not get a used Mac mini that will be less of a bother.

    Planning to get a small gaming PC with a ready to use Linux on it though, like the Steam Machine. Windows can suck my ass.

  • The only acceptable response for a woman with brain cells is „Wtf were you thinking?“

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  • This is like those small restaurants that claim to do everything from Mexican over Indian to Italian. It means everything is shit.

  • Damn you’re right, I read 1990 somehow.