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archive.is funktioniert bei mir auch nie, archive.ph aber wunderbar. Hier der Link: https://archive.ph/PRA7k

Leider greift die Paywall da auch.

Edit: Die Paywall ist nur optisch, man kann den Text einfach kopieren.

Even if you're downloading the file directly from the URL found in the RSS feed, that doesn't mean that ads can't be dynamically injected into the file. A URL like https://download.my.podcast/episode4.mp3 can still be answered by a script that serves a custom version of the podcast with region specific ads.

Ja, war in einer englischen Gemeinschaft.

Patch notes for what?

I switched to a TKL (tenkeyless) to reduce the distance between my hands when my right hand is on the mouse, and it feels so much better.

I got a programmable keyboard, so I remapped the keys around where my right hand rests to be the numpad keys when I hold the capslock key. That way I can still have the convenience of the numpad without having an actual dedicated numpad, although I'm still getting used to using it this way.

Linux supports it, but (some?) motherboards won't boot without a display connected. I had this issue recently when I converted my old PC to a NAS and I had to buy a dummy plug.

UVP

It has also improved a lot in the last years. PHP5 and especially versions older than that weren't very good and deserved a lot of the criticism. PHP7 and onward are much better languages and don't deserve the hate.

To add to that: Configure your notifications. Anything that isn't urgent doesn't need to vibrate or make a sound. It can just sit there until you look at your phone. Also, use do not disturb for things like work.

It has always been this way as far as I can remember. Might be because I grew up in Hamburg?

But I can imagine that it has gotten way worse over the years and I just didn't notice because it's a slow change.

Probier mal, für das Netzwerk andere DNS-Server einzustellen. Z. B. 1.1.1.1 von Cloudflare oder 8.8.8.8 von Google.

That's how I understand "all but", but I've seen many people use it the opposite way, so maybe we're wrong?