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by 3D30497420 3y ago
I am far from someone who can evaluate the legal questions here. However, two notes: - Legalweb, which OP references, sells services for GDPR compliance. While that may make them familiar with these rules, I wouldn't view them as an im
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by 3D30497420 3y ago
JSDeliver apparently hired a law firm to specifically advise on their situation and apparently the conclusion was it is still safe to use. More detail: https://www.jsdelivr.com/blog/how-the-german-courts-ruling-o... Ad
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by 3D30497420 3y ago
Certainly that's a risk, but I'd hope they've done some projections on it. I'm not all that worried that this will cause overcrowding since I'd wager many people who bought the first round of tickets are just transf
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by 3D30497420 3y ago
A good example of this complexity is Berlin. Many people have monthly passes for just A and B zones, which comprise the bulk of central Berlin. However, the new airport is just over the border in zone C, which requires an additional ticket.
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by 3D30497420 3y ago
Phosphor icons are also great: https://phosphoricons.com
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by 3D30497420 3y ago
That is covered in the article. Basically, Apple will contest the patents to get them invalidated. It seems this tactic is often deployed punitively. If the infringed company sues Apple, instead of settling or contesting the infringement su
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by 3D30497420 3y ago
The use of signatures in the US boggles my mind. Who checks this ever? I worked retail for years in the US and I would usually check the signature and (very rarely) challenge a signature. The customer was almost never happy I did this, so I
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
A PM who's been given a metric goal and has their performance staked on hitting goal with nothing to counter-balance their push to hit that goal. I recall a presentation someone gave awhile back which said something like, "Give a
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
I attended a private Montessori for elementary school, then was home-schooled for middle school/junior high. I then went to a public (magnet art school) for high school. The gap did provide a bit of a buffer, but I nonetheless did not
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
I think this is taking an overly critical view of the article. I did a very quick search and this HBR article, which makes it sound like solar panel waste is expected to be a significant problem, was the top result: https://hbr.o
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
Or debugging. Goodness. I can only imagine.
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
Except it seems pretty clear that these areas in Florida will continue to get hit by storms, while 9/11 level attacks can be expected to be pretty rare.
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
Not sure that masses of people will no longer trust Apple due to a move into advertising. Many people still use products from companies that have continually done things that are against the interests of their users. Now, I do agree that it
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
Page seems down? Here's the Google Cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BWE--R...
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by 3D30497420 4y ago
Was the train from BER? I'm pretty sure any train from BER airport would be covered under the 9-euro ticket. The trains not covered under the ticket are primarily ICE (inter-city high speed) and anything operated by another company (e.
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by 3D30497420 5y ago
I think one of German's most significant mistakes of the past decade was the decision to phase out their nuclear power generation.
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by 3D30497420 5y ago
I'm not intimately familiar with what was in the Panama/Pandora/etc. papers, but if I recall correctly it was a lot more "run of the mill" tax evasion, exploiting loop-holes, and the like. In these cases, I'd g