Bardnet

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Show threadBardnet8h ago

Klingt super, muss ich auch mal hin 😂

https://maps.app.goo.gl/XpaK5Tw4tiZY2vax8

Bevor Sie zu Google Maps weitergehen

Bardnet8h ago

#DrOetker

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLuy4nGNVzJ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Bettina (Betel) Grabl on Instagram: "Hättet ihr noch mehr geschafft?! 🫢 Ich war in der dr Oetker Welt aka dem all you can eat Museum in Berlin in 📍 Lutterstraße 14, 33617 Bielefeld. Eintritt 12€, Tickets gibts online. #bielefeld #whattodo #food #foodie #allyoucaneat #museum #städteguide"

7,231 likes, 74 comments - betelsfoodfeast on July 5, 2025: "Hättet ihr noch mehr geschafft?! 🫢 Ich war in der dr Oetker Welt aka dem all you can eat Museum in Berlin in 📍 Lutterstraße 14, 33617 Bielefeld. Eintritt 12€, Tickets gibts online. #bielefeld #whattodo #food #foodie #allyoucaneat #museum #städteguide".

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Bardnet1d ago

""Haie sind natürliche Fressfeinde von Welsen", erklärte eine Behördensprecherin" #Brombachsee

https://www.der-postillon.com/2025/07/wels-brombachsee-haie.html

Zur Welsbekämpfung: Behörden setzen fünf Haie im Brombachsee aus

Gunzenhausen (dpo) - Genug ist genug! Nach wiederholten Angriffen durch Welse auf Badegäste sahen sich die Behörden im mittelfränkischen La...

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Bardnet5d ago
Kwink5d ago

I did a thing!

Lange dran gearbeitet, endlich real: #Pumuckl gibt es jetzt ganz offiziell auf YouTube! Mit eigenem Kanal.

Der Regisseur der alten TV-Serie, Ulrich König, erzählt dazu exklusiv wie der Pumuckl und später seine Serie entstanden.

https://youtube.com/@Pumuckl

Before you continue to YouTube

BardnetJun 28

"In den Gefälle-Bereichen des von Fortescue errichteten über 600 Kilometer langen Schwerlastschienennetzes soll der vollbeladene Infinity Train durch Abbremsen (Rekuperation) seine Batterien aufladen"

https://t3n.de/news/infinity-train-zug-ohne-nachladen-1693940/

Infinity Train: Dieser elektrische Zug soll für immer ohne externes Nachladen fahren können - t3n – digital pioneers

Die Bergbaufirma Fortescue hat ihren „Infinity Train“ erfolgreich getestet. Der elektrische Zug, der ohne externes Nachladen auskommen soll, fuhr 1.100 Kilometer quer durch Australien. Künftig sollen dadurch jährlich 82 Millionen Liter Diesel eingespart werden. In einem Steinbruch im Berner Jura verrichtet das größte Elektrofahrzeug der Welt seinen Dienst: der E-Muldenkipper Lynx. Das 58 Tonnen schwere […]

t3n Magazin
BardnetJun 28

#WWENOC ging 19:00 Uhr schon los 😱

https://network.wwe.com/live/285816?showInterstitial=false

WWE Night of Champions 2025

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BardnetJun 26
David WilkinsJun 26

Today, a ‘twin under the skin’ of the recently featured Wartburgs - East Germany’s Barkas B 1000 van, introduced in 1961. With its two-stroke engine and front-wheel drive layout, it shared its Auto Union heritage and many parts with the Wartburg 353. And like the Wartburg, it got a VW four-stroke engine in 1989, although this wasn’t enough to save a space-efficient and once advanced - but by then ancient - design. Snapped: Techno Classica Essen, 2023.

#davidsdailycar #Barkas #WeirdCarMastodon

BardnetJun 25
Özgür KesimJun 24

Mein Freund und Kollege Fefe lässt Grüße aus dem Krankenhaus ausrichten, wo er sich nach einem Schlaganfall auf dem Weg der Genesung befindet.

#fefe

BardnetJun 24

"Nein, die Bürger von Oettingen haben keine Direktleitungen von der Bierpipeline zu sich nach Hause. Das ist zwar schade, aber daran ist leider nicht zu rütteln. Bislang hat auch noch niemand versucht, die #OeTTINGER Bierpipeline anzuzapfen"

https://oettinger-getraenke.de/2022/08/30/oettinger-brauereigeschichte-die-unterirdische-bierpipeline-mythos-oder-realitaet/

OeTTINGER Brauereigeschichte: Die unterirdische Bierpipeline. Mythos oder Realität? - OeTTINGER GETRÄNKE

Ja, es stimmt: Wir haben tatsächlich eine unterirdische Bierpipeline! Was heute beim Oktoberfest, bei großen Festivals oder in manchen Fußballstadien gang und gäbe ist, war vor rund 30 Jahren im bayerischen Oettingen eine echte Sensation. 1989 nahmen wir unsere 3,6 Kilometer lange Bierpipeline in Betrieb. Sie führt von unserem Brauhaus Nord direkt zum Brauhaus Süd, am Rand der Kleinstadt entlang. Warum? Weil wir in Nord zwar brauen, aber dort keine Abfüllanlagen haben – die befinden sich in Süd.Die OeTTINGER Bierpipeline besteht aus drei Rohren mit einem Durchmesser von jeweils rund 10 Zentimetern. Abwechselnd fließt durch zwei der Rohre Bier, durch das dritte Reinigungsflüssigkeit. Pro Stunde transportieren wir bis zu 300 Hektoliter Bier und zwar von Montag bis Freitag rund um die Uhr. Logistisch elegant und umweltfreundlich. Der Mythos Nein, die Bürger von Oettingen haben keine Direktleitungen von der Bierpipeline zu sich nach Hause. Das ist zwar schade, aber daran ist leider nicht zu rütteln. Bislang hat auch noch niemand versucht, die OeTTINGER Bierpipeline anzuzapfen, weder für einen dauerhaften Hausanschluss, noch kurzfristig für eine Feier. Zum Glück! Danke dafür allen Oettingern! Zur Sicherheit aber halten wir es quasi geheim, wo entlang sie genau verläuft. Zu sehen sind von der unterirdischen Bierpipeline […]

OeTTINGER GETRÄNKE
BardnetJun 24

"Grant Gibbs der in der Saison 2016/17 mit den #Oettinger ROCKETS den Aufstieg in die BBL schaffte, holte sich nun als OKC Assistant Coach die NBA Trophäe" #Gotha #Basketball

https://www.instagram.com/p/DLSGKdso0zv/

Basketball in Gotha on Instagram: "Kennt ihr noch Grant Gibbs? In der Nacht von Sonntag auf Montag gewann Oklahoma City Thunder den NBA Titel 2025 - damit hat nicht nur Deutschland seinen zweiten NBA Champion mit Isaiah Hartenstein, sondern auch die ROCKETS sind ein kleines bisschen mit NBA CHAMPION 2025 - denn jener Grant Gibbs der in der Saison 2016/17 mit den Oettinger ROCKETS den Aufstieg in die BBL schaffte, holte sich nun als OKC Assistant Coach die NBA Trophäe - dazu herzlichen Glückwunsch auch aus Gotha! . . . Rockets | @big_basketball_in_gotha 🏆 @doublegfor3 🏆 #basketballingotha #biggotha #wirstiftenbigeisterung #gotha #NBA #NBAChampions"

176 likes, 2 comments - big_basketball_in_gotha on June 24, 2025: "Kennt ihr noch Grant Gibbs? In der Nacht von Sonntag auf Montag gewann Oklahoma City Thunder den NBA Titel 2025 - damit hat nicht nur Deutschland seinen zweiten NBA Champion mit Isaiah Hartenstein, sondern auch die ROCKETS sind ein kleines bisschen mit NBA CHAMPION 2025 - denn jener Grant Gibbs der in der Saison 2016/17 mit den Oettinger ROCKETS den Aufstieg in die BBL schaffte, holte sich nun als OKC Assistant Coach die NBA Trophäe - dazu herzlichen Glückwunsch auch aus Gotha! . . . Rockets | @big_basketball_in_gotha 🏆 @doublegfor3 🏆 #basketballingotha #biggotha #wirstiftenbigeisterung #gotha #NBA #NBAChampions".

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ZackJun 20
God, this bubble burst is going to be so brutal
Show threadimdat celeste    [witchzard]Jun 20
@zenhob @researchfairy
Show threadFunesJun 20
@zenhob of course the program built off aggregating online content is gonna be like "oh do you want me to Google that for you?"
Show threadGabeMoralesVRJun 20
@funes @zenhob https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=let+me+google+that+for+you&l=1
Let Me Google That For You

For those who think it's easier to annoy you than to Google 'Let me google that for you' themselves.

LetMeGoogleThat.com
Show threadNeville ParkJun 20
@zenhob a vape store in my neighbourhood is named "Vape Store Near Me"
Show threadLarge Format ProjectionistJun 21

@nev @zenhob

Can't imagine why <eye roll>

Show thread0xDECAFBADJun 21
@nev @zenhob Brilliant!
Show threadJay StephensJun 21
@nev @zenhob there's a "dessert bar near me" in Hobart
Show threadyaceqJun 21
@nev @zenhob sounds like SEO in real life lmao
Show threadيعقوبJun 21
@nev @zenhob the material SEO
Show threadjonny (good kind)Jun 21
@nev @zenhob the places that are only technically an address and then there is just this oasis of halfhearted branding in an alleyway have not stopped astounding me
Show threadjonny (good kind)Jun 21
@nev @zenhob postapocalyptic survival is slowly backing away from the oasis like "why is this center part of the alleyway suddenly a turf-grass-neon-lettering selfie backdrop? is there some kind of dropshipping/ghost-kitchen/gigwork scam at work here? hello?"
Show threadA Flock of BeaglesJun 21

@jonny @nev @zenhob

long before all of that started, there were two restaurants on Rideau St. in Ottawa called "The Restaurant Next Door", and "The Restaurant Across The Street" which was across the street. i think the Restaurant Next Door might have been next to Nate's Deli or the Rideau Bakery. that end of Rideau St. used to have some local culture. it's all just chains and high-rise condos now.

Show threadDaniel LakelandJun 21
@nev
Ive got a local take out place called "Top restaurant"
@zenhob
Show threaddeutrinoJun 21
@nev @zenhob that's like all the businesses named "A-1 Heating & Cooling" back when businesses were found in the alphabetically organized book shipped to everyone's home which doxxed everyone in the city
Show threadibkJun 22
@deutrino @nev @zenhob Maybe I'm in a city that is a bit behind the times, but both of these (the doxing and the optimised names) are still a thing here.
The phone book has become much smaller over the years, but it still gets delivered every year. I can confidently state that today is the first time I've opened the current one; it is a mystery why I haven't put it in the recycling already.
Show threadBri | 🚴📦💨✨ | 🏳️‍🌈Jun 21
@nev @zenhob I've seen that one! Fabulous name 🏷️✨
Show threadKara GoldfinchJun 24
@nev @zenhob A local Chinese restaurant's website (not the restaurant itself) is named "Chinese restaurant near me).
Show threadMelancholic Mediocrity Jun 20
@zenhob "use an online search engine" what a great idea!
Show threadBeige CatsWhoCodeJun 20
@LibertyForward1   @zenhob
Show threadMichel PatriceJun 20

@LibertyForward1 @zenhob

Using a search engine is so 2024.

Show threadBruce MirkenJun 21
@LibertyForward1 @zenhob I hear Google used to have one of those!
Show threadEaterOfSnacksJun 20
@zenhob Engine, search thyself.
Show threadZuri (he/him) 🕐 CETJun 21
@eaterofsnacks @zenhob At least, this sounds more honest than "don't be evil"
Show threadcaneToadJun 20
@zenhob Nice try!
LLM slop of the finest - this just qualifies for the beautiful German dialect term "strunzdumm", which means, mostly, dumb beyond belief.
#strunzdumm
Show threadBeige CatsWhoCodeJun 20
@dazzr and this after the OpenAI founder said "We will replace humans soon" or something like that. I want to strangle this guy so bad. @zenhob
Show threadcaneToadJun 20

@CatsWhoCode @zenhob Just in case we dared to use the term 'Artificial Intelligence' for such, that would probably reflect an IQ just below room temperature.

Algorithms assessing x-rays for tumors undoubtedly have their merits and are definitely a different animal than this bullshit. Are you supposed to PAY for that?

If this is a giveaway, it's rather a throwaway. No bull.

Show threadBeige CatsWhoCodeJun 20
@dazzr yeah, you see my point! It's absurd @zenhob
Show threadJustin DerrickJun 20

@zenhob I cashed out all my tech stocks back in January. I suspect this will be the dot-bomb v2.0, where everyone finally figures out that LLMs and the hundreds of billions of dollars invested would have been better off getting tossed into a dumpster and just lit on fire.

They're impressive chatbots, but not useful for anything of consequence. They can't do math, they can't play games, they get basic facts wrong, they can be manipulated into being complicit in crimes, etc.

Show thread1337Jun 20
@JustinDerrick @zenhob "The market can stay irrational longer than you can remain solvent." Crypto is still going strong; been around for ~16 years. Tesla's stock is still higher than this same time last year.
Show threadJustin DerrickJun 20

@1337 @zenhob Yup, but I've made money on my tech stocks over the past 8 to 10 years. I watched with pleasure when the tech ETFs dropped nearly 30% earlier this year, but I thought it still had more to go. Having said that, it's still not back to mid-January/mid-February highs. It was still a good move.

I'm happy to have cashed out and moved it elsewhere while I wait for the AI / LLM bubble to burst.

Show threadStel ClementineJun 20
@1337 @JustinDerrick @zenhob Crypto is a bit of a special case IMO because it's a *purely* abstract asset that's not even pretending to be tied to any physical function. I think about it as a decentralized ponzi scheme that only requires a bit of "get rich quick!" marketing, electricity, and hardware. Until one of those things goes away, the crypto scam will continue.
Show threadJustin DerrickJun 20

@stelclementine @1337 @zenhob As an IT guy, blockchain and crypto seems interesting, possibly revolutionary -- taking money out of the hands of politicians and bankers, and making it a hard asset like gold, but instantly portable and nearly infinitely divisible -- all made possible and enforced by code.

As someone who breathes, and is consequently concerned about the environment, it's a trainwreck.

Only time will tell what happens to it.

Show thread1337Jun 21
@JustinDerrick if it worked like the early adopter libertarians envisioned (I.e., not grifters), Bitcoin would be a deflationary currency; the rich could just horde it, not "putting it to use," with investment or loans, and they would gain value just sitting on it. Though, a long time ago I remember seeing "Freicoin" or something like that based on ideas by some obscure economist that was designed to be inflationary. The idea went something like, currency represents resources, like corn, and resources degrade, so currency should too.
Show threadShadSterlingJun 21
@JustinDerrick @stelclementine @1337 @zenhob I thought Bitcoin was interesting when it was new, but it very quickly demonstrated that it was not a viable currency. Maybe the worst problem is the transaction rate limit. The energy use is way too high, unless every node is also doubling as a space heater. Anyone who owns enough computing power can manipulate the entire network. And now that it’s securitized it’s not even independent.
Show threadTom MorrisJun 21
@JustinDerrick @stelclementine @1337 @zenhob they’ve taken money out of the hands of imperfectly regulated bankers and given it to wholly unregulated dipshits who keep doing endless scams.
Show threadShineJun 21
@JustinDerrick @stelclementine @1337 @zenhob It's a good idea only if you think that the problem is with who controls the money, and not with the whole concept of money.
Show threadAziroshinJun 23
@JustinDerrick @stelclementine @1337 @zenhob Politicians and bankers have long moved into crypto. There are no technological solutions to the natural tendency of markets to facilitate centralization.
Show threadTor Iver WilhelmsenJun 21

@stelclementine @1337 @JustinDerrick @zenhob Yes but there was a time - not many months mind you - where too many tech enthusiasts insisted that you should put your stuff on the blockchain, until they realized it is a slow, expensive, pseudononymous, world readable database with very little payload size full of bugs and exploits. So they stopped insisting on it.

The new machine lying fad even has governments singing its praises.

Show thread⁂iwein⁂Jun 21

@toriver
Is there a better distributed database?

@stelclementine @1337 @JustinDerrick @zenhob

Show threadTor Iver WilhelmsenJun 21

@iwein

Single-purpose? Probably not. Nor is there one that is slower or more energy-consuming. And with no transactional rollback where you «fix» errors by forking. And it’s not really one, there are multiple, with some bridging going on.

@stelclementine @1337 @JustinDerrick @zenhob

Show thread1337Jun 21
@iwein DHT, OrbitDB, or any Byzantine fault tolerant scheme. Even Postgres can be made to work in a quorum-type distributed system. Crypto like Bitcoin just tries to "solve" the Sybil problem by indirection (PoW) and clever (social/financial) incentives. I'm guessing one of the FAANGs could take complete control over the network with their AI datacenters if they wanted to. The question is if a *permissionless* system like Bitcoin's is needed for a use-case, and not just a centralized or federated system. Trust is eventually needed somewhere in an exchange.
Show threadLeelooJun 21

@1337 @JustinDerrick @zenhob
Cryptocurrency found a usecase where it's really useful: Drug deals, scams, ransom money and similar things that need to move money on the black market.

That's real value keeping it afloat. Criminal but still real.

Show threadJustin DerrickJun 21
@leeloo @1337 @zenhob All of those things exist in the traditional finance system as well. That’s not a condemnation of crypto, just an unfortunate reality.
Show threadLeelooJun 21

@JustinDerrick @1337 @zenhob
That's not what I was arguing.

AI, NFT, etc are/were bubbles, full of hot air, no actual value.

Drugs and other crimes - worth billions. Not a bubble, people just need to be aware of what they are really investing in.

Show threadDaveyJun 21

@1337 @JustinDerrick @zenhob that's the argument against shorting something overvalued though isn't it?

Cashing out before the pop is a different thing.

Show threadJustin DerrickJun 22

@davey_cakes @1337 @zenhob It's still 'timing the market', which is generally bad (see: day trading) but sometimes it seems obvious that a correction is overdue (see: TXF.TO or XIT.TO 2023-2025).

I actually held my tech stocks through the 2022-2023 slump, because it felt like there was no real reason to jump -- no structural issue, no obvious over-valuation or bad direction -- and more importantly, no where else to go and put the money that looked way better.

Show threadDatalessJun 20
@JustinDerrick @zenhob @artemis so much could be done with the money they’ve wasted on this.
Show threadJustin DerrickJun 20
@Dataless @zenhob @artemis Yeah, but that's true of the hundreds of billions of wealth in the hands of individuals. It should have been taxed the way it was in the 50's and 60's -- at a 90% marginal tax rate.
Show threadDatalessJun 21
@JustinDerrick @zenhob @artemis well, yes, but this does feel particularly egregious.
Show threadAccordionBruceJun 21

@JustinDerrick @Dataless @zenhob @artemis
I agree. Though I suppose then they’d all try harder to hide their money in anonymous accounts and invest in “crypto for billionaires”

They’ve got everything propping up unaffordable international housing prices now

Honest question: If the wealthy’s billions disappear what happens to the economy?

They could still personally buy as much lifestyle as they want

If their cash hoard was not sloshing around in the real world would that be bad or good?

Show threadAnarchy HowJun 24
@AccordionBruce @JustinDerrick @Dataless @zenhob @artemis all economies are really human economies. Shit might improve
Show threadMidgePhotoJun 21

@Dataless @JustinDerrick @zenhob @artemis

Money is a convenient fiction, but a lot of time was used on this.
And some of the people are capable of useful work.

Show threadNazoJun 20

@zenhob It really is. Venture capitalists and companies have spent billions and billions on a tech that has no future in any of the things they've been spending on it doing. LLMs can have uses, but not one single one of them is anything these corporations are trying so hard to force them into. They will never -- no matter what -- ever be able to become true AI and will never successfully perform as well as alternatives in any of the things they're using them for.

What scares me is it may be another housing market crash type of thing if everyone lets this get much further. Governments are already starting to become receptive towards it. I'd love to see corporations knocked down a peg, but chances are they'll just get subsidies to support them when this fails.

Show threadOh 2 tenJun 21
@nazokiyoubinbou @zenhob remember blockchain? LOL
Show threadJulian SchwarzenbachJun 21
@zenhob @nazokiyoubinbou I strongly suspect that we are heading for a.com type crash. There will be businesses what fail catastrophically due to poor user of AI. The risk is that some of these failures may have big impacts in the real world. In Gartner Hype Cycle terms we are at the Peak of Inflated Expectations raping approaching The Trough of Disillusionment
Show threadJennifer Moore 😷Jun 20

@zenhob

I realise the overall situation is bad, but the absurdity of that one is delightful to me! Haha!

Show threadAndrew ZonenbergJun 20

@zenhob adblock the ai overviews. No mercy.

Every couple months they change the css class and i need a new ublock rule but that's at least somewhat tolerable compared to the alternative.

Show threadAndrew ZonenbergJun 20

@zenhob Open question: if you adblock the overview, does it prevent the request from being made to the server?

Or is it still burning energy and just not being rendered? I'm not sure of the specific point in the search process that it happens and when ublock steps in.

Show threadravelinJun 20
@azonenberg @zenhob just stop using engines that force AI
Show threadAndrew ZonenbergJun 20

@ravelin @zenhob Do any exist?

I'm pretty sure everyone either does it themselves, or is a thin wrapper around the index of someone who does on the back end.

There's no user-respecting search engines that focus on delivering quality results rather than selling ads anymore.

And you can't create one, because everyone is so busy blocking AI crawlers with cloudflare and anubis and what have you that it's virtually impossible to build a "good" web crawler in 2025.

Without the index, your search engine is toast.