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  • Nur kurz zur Klarstellung:

    1. Alles was jetzt folgt gilt erstmal nur ab einem Schweregrad der Behinderung von 50% und mehr oder wenn vorab(!) eine Gleichstellung ab 30% genehmigt wurde (muss beantragt werden).

    2. Die Gleichstellung ab 30% wird durch die Agentur für Arbeit erteilt wenn OP Schwierigkeiten hat einen Arbeitsplatz zu halten oder zu erlangen - das bedingt aber soweit ich weiß mind.2 Beendigungen des Arbeitsverhältnisses oder vergleichbare Umstände).

    3. Für den Kündigungsschutz ist es NICHT notwendig den Arbeitgeber zu informieren, dieser kann auch erst nach selbiger geltend gemacht werden - erfahrungsgemäß ist das aber für viele Integrationsämter eher ein Grund der Kündigung zuzustimmen -.

    4. Für die anderen Vorteile (Urlaubstag, Überstundenverbot,etc.) muss der AG natürlich Bescheid wissen.

    5. Generell reicht nach der sog. “Versorgungsmedizinischen Grundsätze” eine Autismus Spektrumsstörung für einen GdB von 50%, aber das Ganze muss sehr gut und nach geltenden wissenschaftlichen Standards diagnostiziert worden sein - also durch den Facharzt und mit entsprechenden Diagnostikmethoden.



  • Just another thing: Get proper,WORM(write once read many) backups. Get a M-Disc capable blueray burner (around 100 bucks) and burn the real important stuff in Archive capable Bluerays (normal ones degrade within years,these don’t). You don’t want to find out your datasets suffered from bit rot(yes,that is a thing) 5 years later and have no option to restore because you fucked up backups 2 years ago. For the real important data(everything that can’t be redownloaded aka the personal stuff) it’s worth it.

    Ideally do put some of those discs somewhere else,away from your house.



  • You don’t need many “guides”, especially not on blogs. They are risky - often written by people who don’t really know what they are doing fully and,more importantly, don’t update their guides. Then things can become really really ugly fast.

    If you managed to run jellyfin on a miniPC on Debian you are already doing a good job and very likely already quite a bit.

    My personal recommendation: Get another miniPC (no ARM,so no Raspi) and put Debian on it. Then use the Proxmox Community scripts to expand your reach, BUT use them as an “understanding how shit works” base - they have their limitations and their quality has sadly dropped since tteck is no longer with us. (RIP :(

    That should give you a pretty good insight into virtualisation, KVM, basic networking - and a plattform to play that you easily can revert to an earlier state if you fuck up.

    Remember backups, remember documentation (a wiki,maybe netbox) and monitoring (Prometheus/Grafana or Zabbix are some of the multiple options).

    If you want to, you can also look into bash scripts to automate a few things. I know people here hate LLMs but actually ChatGPT and perplexity are good for that. Let them write a bash script for some easy tasks (e.g. update the VM, download a configuration file, create two admin users, make them sudo, install zabbix agent, install this and that) and then let them explain step by step to you. They aren’t too bad at it and actually help you learn basic scripting fairly well. (And then learn it properly with a e-course or something.)

    As long as you don’t operate any public facing services and proper backups the actual risk involved is fairly small






  • Nah, i must disagree here. The posters are right about being a hobby for some people. In two very bad ways

    There are (usually the dads) who only pick it up once in a while the same way they go mountainbiking,etc. Then they usually try to “make up” what they didn’t do the rest of the days and make it “extra fun”. (As usual the Simpsons did a good take on it in their fun dad episode) But they don’t give a rats ass the rest of the time. They don’t go to the doctor with the kid,they don’t know their school schedules,etc. They pick their hobby up maybe twice a month. I hate these people - because they are so numerous. When I am out with my kiddos I get comments “oh,do you babysit for your wife?” “Oh, it’s nice you take that burden off your wife once in a while.” Like what? Are you fucking crazy? My wife is the actual main income earner and this is not the 50ies.

    The other kind is as bad,imho. The overinvolved ones. The ones that basically want to do everything so right that it becomes their hobby (or obsession). The “oh no, my kid can’t eat sugar that is not made from XY” “I will not raise my child, i will love-raise them”, etc. Note that while these have a crosssection with helicopter parents they are a distinct group themselves,as some prefer an intentional other style of parenting (all nature and free roaming,etc.). But they will focus on it - countless blogs, books from unqualified authors and instagram posts will be read, countless discussions, for them it becomes their hobby…or more.

    So…there are some people who have parenting as a hobby. And that doesn’t mean the ones who have no time for hobbies anymore - as parenting is fucking hard sometimes.



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    Rein aus den Knien ist mittlerweile übrigens auch nicht mehr state-of-the-art und wird nicht mehr empfohlen, stattdessen ein achsengerechter(wie du ja auch richtigerweise bemerkst) kombinierter Ansatz aus Knien, Hüfte/Becken und Rücken,möglichst körpernah. Ist aber auch nicht ganz so intuitiv,tbf.

    Es grüßt ein alter Rettungsdienstler mit kaputten Knien und kaputten Rücken.





  • As someone who is German and lived in (urban) West Australia for a while and worked in its emergency services as a career paramedic:

    People have no idea how fucking large Western Australia is and how fucking empty it is.

    There are stations (farms) larger than a fair share of German states.

    And yes, my dear Americans, it’s even large by your standards - WA straight across is roughly the distance from SF to St.Louis and if you need an actual road it’s basically the distance from SF to the east coast. With the difference that only 2.9 Million people live there - not even a third of greater SF and almost all of them live in the Perth metro region. Outside of that there are very few population hotspots - after the 2.3 Millions in Perth the second largest town, Bunbury doesn’t even have 100k.

    Anyway, the area she got lost in is actually “that remote”, to be honest. The nature reserve is only slightly larger than Luxembourg but fairly “close” to civilization as it’s a nature reserve that is basically defining the end of the civilization in that area. To the west it’s all farms and such. To the east? The big nothing. You only cross one road after 300km and only two more for the next 2000km…

    The question I have is what she was doing there. Because it’s not an area you visit spontaneously, not an area you travel through or make a quick detour when going east. Really strange.