A German state is ditching Windows and Microsoft Office for Linux and LibreOffice on the 30,000 PCs it uses for local government functions - Lemmy.World
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Why is the air quality so bad now?
A modern paper
What are some of the weird/hilarious/stupid things that are legal in Germany but illegal in other countries (and vice versa)?
What are some of the weird/hilarious/stupid things that are legal in Germany but illegal in other countries (and vice versa)? - Lemmy.World
My buddy and I were discussing the allowed blood alcohol content for driving (purely hypothetically) and how it varies across countries and then we stumbled upon the question in the title. Would be curious to hear if you guys know any good examples.
The eternal struggle
Apple recently introduced a testicles replacement that they make out of human eyes
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Markets will surely do
Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughts
Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughts - Lemmy.World
Spoilers warning Picked it up from the Goodreads science fiction top list. The description did not make much sense to me but I decided to give it a try based on the popularity. It was a bit hard for me to get into but after a while the narrative made sense. It felt cosy to imagine all these travelers gather around and tell stories to each other. I liked the variety of styles and themes that each character contributes. But I still felt it was not fully stitched together. Yes, there is this shared universe but the transition from one tale to another still was jarring. And the ending was underwhelming. I was hoping for some closure, and the last tale kind of provided it, but then there was a heap of unanswered questions. What were your thoughts? If you read the sequels, were they worth it?