The Internet is broken

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To long: using a proper password at Germanys business magazin “Manager Magazin” is like this (”too long”)

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Almost always a pain ... Fahrkartenbestellung Online bei der Deutschen Bahn. 

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Google Cloud Platform gave me a 404 after clicking on “New Project”

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S-Bahn München. Email nach eine Ticketbestellung.

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Umlaute in 2019. One of Germanys biggest domain providers, Domainfactory, auto-replied this way on my email to them with the subject “Stammdaten-Änderung”. Their ticket software broke up the Umlaut “Ä” in “Änderung”. 2019 by the way.

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Installing Drivers for my new HP Printer breaks with entering my zip code. Although I have declared some steps before that I am located in Germany, it won’t accept german postalcodes, which are something like 14167.

However, at the end I could proceed the installation process entering a postalcode “AI-1234″, which makes no sense here, but nevertheless, this way HP has another shitty record in there customer database.

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Deutsche Bahn: ich wollte ein Ticket kaufen, aber sowohl mein Vorname, Nachname, Straße, PLZ und Ort werden als “nicht gültig” angesehen. 

Das passierte auf Google Chrome. Mit Safari ging es.

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Tried to order a SSL-Certificate at #Domainfactory. Unfortunately they won’t accept my phone number. I’ve discussed this issue with their support. No chance to make this work according to their staff.

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I just wanted to signup for #Bloomberg but their server denies my Purchase Subscription request with a 400.