Waldelfe @ Waldelfe @feddit.org

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It's in the art Museum in Münster, Germany. They had a section about baroque furniture and also some instruments.

Die meisten größeren Städte haben Brettspieletreffen und Gruppen. Oft gibt es auch Brettspielevereine oder Brettspielecafés. Etwas schade, dass das nicht erwähnt wurde. Es klingt in dem Beitrag ein bisschen so, als wäre das in Dortmund ein seltenes Konzept. Wer sich dafür interessiert, kann mal für seine Stadt suchen.

The point is that it doesn't work the exact same if you just say, you're not interested. Countless women, myself included, have made this experience. "Not interested" is met with "why not?", " come oooon" "am I that ugly?" and "just give me a chance". You can either spend 15 minutes saying " no" in varying degrees of politeness or 2 seconds saying "I have a boyfriend".

I downvoted a couple of posts from one conservative community that were swept into my timeline when this account was new and I was looking around. A day later I was banned from it and five other conservative communities I had never heard of. I don't think that was automod, I think some human mods want to keep the community free of opinions they don't like.

Ein Bratwurst/Currywurstverkäufer.

Wenn dir Helium Vola gefällt, könntest du auch QNTAL mögen. Da waren teilweise die gleichen Leute involviert. Es ist im Schnitt ein bisschen wenig Electrolastig, aber schon sehr ähnlich.

https://youtu.be/aIDpG8ntV0w

Die Leute in Düsseldorf fahren auch wie die Bekloppten. Ich habe bis vor Kurzem da gewohnt und kann gar nicht sagen, wie oft ich einen Beinaheunfall gesehen habe. Leute, die schnell mal vor der Straßenbahn auf die Spur ziehen, Autofahrer, die der Straßenbahn die Vorfahrt nehmen etc. Und dann noch die ganzen Leute, die auf den Schienen in zweiter Reihe parken. Es ist echt der Wahnsinn und jedes Mal, wenn ich einen dieser Beinaheunfälle mitbekommen habe, war zu 100% der Autofahrer schuld.

I would love that. I'm not sure if that works, since afaik the law only regulates the publication of your picture and profiting off of someone's photo. In cases of AI training you usually publish it yourself and for example Facebook and Reddit already make you agree to using your photo however they want.

I wonder if AI companies could be sued for using pictures from a private website for training.

The Ritter Sport Olympia chocolate (Milk-honey-hazelnut flavour) and snickers icecream. I love it so much. Haven't eaten it in 8 years. Also curious to find out if they would bother to use an epipen on me just to kill me a couple of hours later.

I think that could fall under "Recht am eigenen Bild" (right to your own picture). It gives you the right to decide how images of you are used. If he profits off of photos/videos of her, she should have the right to sue him. It might also be illegal to publish the videos under GDPR law, especially in combination with more personal information like first name or city.

However, big festivals like the Oktoberfest often have a disclaimer that you agree to being filmed and your picture being published due to TV, press etc. being there. I don't know how that would work.

Don"t worry, that will all be handled by robots powered by the latest GenAI-model.

Carte de visite. Small photos about the size of a business card, hence the name.

I would love to geht into photography more and even develop my own films, but I don't have the space and I also don't have the money for a good camera.

Also sewing, same reason.

I bouth a cheap guitar for 10€ at a fleamarket. Doesn't look good but it works. I you just want to try around and maybe learn a bit with the help of YouTube that's an option.

The worst part is, this ends up hurting people with real allergies. I myself have an anaphylaxis to nuts so I also carry an epipen. Which is why I asked the coworker for hers, because I am trained to use it. I can't tell you how often I've met people who don't take it seriously and tell me I'll be fine with just a little bit of nut or organic nuts. "I have a cousin who's allergic to XYZ but since eating only organic she's fine and she can eat it now." This type of people will say they have allergies and then eat the item later and it leads dumb people to believe allergies are fake.

When the first Covid vaccine came out a coworker told me she wouldn't get it. Supposedly the vaccine had "killed 90% of the population in Bulgaria already". I told her I thought we'd have heard about it if that was the case, but she was convinced that the media was covering it up.

She later claimed she was deathly allergic to the vaccine, so I ask which part of it. From what I know you can react to a vaccine if you are allergic to eggs or chicken. That's a pretty common food item and it would be good to know if your coworker has such an allergy. I also asked where she keeps her epipen so I could help her in an emergency. She claimed she always left her epipen at home and that she was allergic against a lot of medication. She never mentioned any allergies again afterwards and they seemed to have mysteriously disappeared after the pandemic was over.

Thank you. I have zero experience and I'm going with bonkers level of completely unfounded confidence :D

Thanks!

Thank you.