On the other hand, nobody ever will fix, update, or port many pieces of software if backwards compatibility is expected to be kept up indefinitely.

I’m frankly not sure which is better. Do it the apple way, force projects to make their software work on modern platforms, and just accept that some people will really be fucked over for the sake of progress. Doesn’t sit right with me, but on the other hand things can’t keep being compatible forever.

Nope, my private data wont be on that device.

That’s exactly why we write those policies. To let people know not to put their private shit on the devices.

I never had to open up a phone yet to access any data, and I don’t expect I ever will. Even if I did, I’m not going to snoop around, I’m just going to get the data the company needs.

Yet, I still advise any new employee not to put their private shit on the device.

I have had to delete phones remotely though. Tough luck if your famiz photos are on it, not my problem.

Before electricity, people had to make sure as much daylight as possible got into their buildings. Looks like this might be a large room, so large windows make sense.

You can remove logos all you like, I still know it’s Vienna ^^

Do not speak the forbidden language of formal logic here. We do not think.

I suspect we might miss rainbow capitalism one day.

Do you have powdered detergent in the UK? Try that. I switched over entirely. You just need to experiment with dosage a little.

Is it though? As long as one is relatively reasonable. There’s even gun communities here, even if they’re pretty dead at the moment. Time for me to come up with some memes maybe.

Sounds like OP does in fact use condoms with everyone.

A group of american settlers got stuck there in winter and did some cannibalism to survive. I watched a YouTube “documentary” once.

Ahmet has English subtitles on many videos, so check out one of his recipes. Turkish man living in Germany, an absolute dad. Makes good food and cracks corny jokes while doing it.

Hast du absurd lange Daumen oder was is falsch mit dir

bigclive, the most famous bear from the Isle of Man.

Money. Lots and lots of it.

Hosting video on a significant scale is very expensive. Stupendously expensive.

Convincing people to join is also going to cost a lot of money. Consumers are on YT because creators are there, and they are already used to the platform. Creators are there because the consumers are there. And there is a robust infrastructure to make a living from content creation.

Financing is especially difficult for such a project, because companies are willing to pay way more for targeted ads. For which you need some data about your users. The more data you collect, the better the and targeting can be, the more companies are willing to pay.
Assuming there are enough users for companies to pay for advertising at all.

Pfurzen ist eine seltene, aber manchmal verwendete Variation im östlichen Österreich, richtig.

If you want to work with the original project, you have to push to the server that controls the original project.

For each project there is one authoritative instance, one “server” that everyone pushes to. Otherwise you get chaos.

Ja dann halt nicht. Eh klar dass solche Kommentare kommen wenn man versucht Feedback zu geben. Back to lurking.

Bitte um Himmels Willen keine communities die nur von Nachrichten-bots bewohnt sind, mit denen eh niemand interagiert. Sowas zählt bei mir als Spam.

Dass eine DACH Community sehr Deutschland-lastig wird ist unvermeidbar, weil die Deutschen halt den Großteil des deutschsprachigen Internets stellen. Finds aber schade wenn eine explizit für DACH gemeinte Community fast nur als “Deutschland-community” verwendet wird. Auf r/de geh ich als Österreicher garnicht zum Beispiel.

Keine Ahnung was man dagegen tun kann, just my two cents.

Dunno if you’re German or Austrian or something, but in Vienna there is a Ziegelmuseum whose curator studies the history of bricks, how they were made and used and whatnot. They have a long list of brick makers in Austria, when they were active and so on.

If you’re in another country, they could maybe help get you in contact with a historian local to you.

Could help you learn more about your mystery brick.