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  1. Hi @Krautreporter,
    sie setzt sich dreister über #Gesetze und #Grundrechte hinweg. Für manche ein #Killerfeature

    P.S.: Im Übrigen bin ich der Meinung, die #wehrhafteDemokratie muß bei #Grundrechtsverletzungen in #Amt oder #Mandat 3-Strikes anwenden. Auch beim Versuch.

  2. Hi @plinubius,
    gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern - große Strukturen mögen (und verstehen) andere große Strukturen. Die sind gegenseitig sozialisiert und fluktuieren horizontal durch die #PR Abteilungen. Und das #Social #Web hat keine. Hm.

    Die #Regionalität könnte ein #Killerfeature sein. Lokale Timelines, Hashtags. Stichwort #Provinz- (jaja, ländlicher Raum) und #Kulturförderung, #Lokaljournalismus.
    Zum Anschub muß aber eine Henne ein Ei legen. A la Bonn.social

  3. Další #KillerFeature - direct fit pro náš odvíječ #WC papíru. Ten pro něj byl přímo stvořenej!
  4. #KillerFeature - jde zapnout posouvání kurzoru v textu pomocí kapacitní vrstvy klávesnice!

    Taky nesnášíte hamtání na displeji doprostřed písmenek, abyste pak ten debilní kurzor ještě 4x přesouvali, než se opravdu trefíte tam, kam je třeba? 😁

  5. Ah, yes, the Therac-25 incident... because who doesn't enjoy a quick jaunt down memory lane to when a software bug was (literally) a killer feature? 💀🖥️ It's like the article took a wrong turn into a time machine and forgot to get out, leaving us with a listicle more scrambled than an amateur coder's first Python script. 🙄⌨️
    thedailywtf.com/articles/the-t #Therac25 #SoftwareBugs #TechHistory #ProgrammingFails #KillerFeature #HackerNews #ngated

  6. I've been using @calyxos - a #privacy focused #Android variant - on a device for several months now, and it's fantastic, and just works - no small achievement. But one unexpected #killerFeature they've added is "Work Apps" which lets you set up separate copies of apps like, say, your email or chat, and enable/disable them at the click of a button. SO GOOD. When the day's done, I cut mains power to all work notifications + add just a little friction to me checking work stuff. Brilliant.

  7. “Nice 'town square' you (meaning *I*, musk) got there.
    Shame if something *did* happen to it... ” 💩️😆️

    The point about *public* service information only being available to those *registered* with the musk corporation should give our civil servants food for thought.

    Also, there are some niche areas of policy debate that I have at least been able to view w/o log-in (no engagement of course). Now all that is said in the musk cesspool, stays in that cesspool. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    #killerfeature #deadtwitter #twitter #muskpool @brain

  8. - There are no #groups, which were a #KillerFeature for Facebook.
    - No #BirthdayReminders.
    - Most people don't use their #RealNames, so it all feels impersonal. Well, it's all well and good to be a #nymian and choose your own real name, but at least be consistent then, and not have a name for #Mastodon and another for #GitHub and #LinkedIn.
    - People aren't sure what to post. Most post links and thoughts. Very few personal diary/updates and selfies, although those might be nice.
    ...continuing...

  9. I'm very enthusiastic about @Yugabyte Batched Nested Loop combined with LSM-Tree. To address optimizer underestimates, rather than adaptive plans, better make all join methods acceptable #killerfeature
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    RT @FranckPachot
    Joins are slow?
    🤔
    4 seconds to join 1 million rows to 1 million rows, with Merge Join.
    8 seconds with Hash Join.
    And if I evilly force the worst plan, 18 seconds with a Nested Loop
    (thanks to @Yugabyte Batched Ne…
    twitter.com/FranckPachot/statu