AdrianB1

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I think you are looking from the wrong angle. Some court decisions basically said: "based on current Constitution w. amendments, this law fails on constitutional grounds". If change is needed, the people can always amend the Const
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Antitrust laws in US rarely works. I have no idea if the problem is bad law or bad enforcement, but the results are bad.
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Democracy is not fair, it is "mob rules" by definition.
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>>Courts rule on laws. Not always. They invent laws. They defy laws. They defy common sense. For example "qualified immunity" is invented out of thin air, while "the spirit of Aloha says US Constitution does not apply t
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Given enough time and slack, they will rebuild itself, no matter what. Corporations and cancer, they keep coming back.
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I fully agree with what you wrote. The question is: current laws are fit for purpose? There are many things that are wrong and supported by laws or things that can be improved but existing laws forbid that. Is this a question about net neut
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There is no guarantee the company will be around to do it. It is usually a better chance with larger companies, but there is no guarantee anywhere.
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This is great, but not guaranteed. I consider it a best effort to do the right thing.
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iPhone and submarines have different limitations. Submarines have a depth limit because they are (mostly) empty shells at very high pressure and the hull implodes, which is not the case of iPhones. For iPhones, being submerged for extended
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My Asus ZenFone 3 - I cannot find a battery for it, so it is now permanently connected to an USB cable doing other stuff than being a mobile phone. There is a huge diversity in phone and battery models, it is easy to find a replacement for
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No, full occupation of Ukraine is not an option that NATO will ever accept. With the current state of Russian military and economy, it is a very easy line to draw.
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I don't think that is an option of any sort. Wild guess is Putin bet was on Russia getting some territories opening the door for Hungary and Poland to do the same. No idea what is the atmosphere in Slovakia, but the recent surprise in
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You don't have to correct everything all the time, especially if it is a sensitive matter. Correcting Covid information 2-3 years ago was a one way ticket to being cancelled everywhere, for example. One needs to accept that being right
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And in order to prove a point, one of you will post the link to the full schematics and manuals. This is exactly what the article describes.
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The politics of Ukraine war is extremely complicate. After WW2 Ukraine got territories from Hungary (and they are still very mad because of this), Slovakia, Poland and Romania. Then Ukraine had very aggressive policies against the people fr
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So you are assuming politicians graduate high school? Not in my country.
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How many apps do you have installed to control everything? And how is the stuff integrating if you have equipment from different vendor that need to talk to each other, like AC units with PV inverter to start and shutdown based on electrici
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I started with HA in a VM and some WiFi devices, added BLU later, never had the need for Zigbee. More than a year later and over 40 devices in 2 locations (with VPN between, using the same HA server), I am more than happy with the results.
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Most devices are in the category 3, except for BLU that are currently in 2. I have almost 1 of everything they make and I did set up the BLU ones using 2 with their app, I did not test to see if their app works without Internet, but I doubt
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Centrally planning a project is not bad and it was not bad even in USSR. What usually goes wrong is the implementation, where lack of ownership and widespread corruption makes the resource utilization perform pretty bad. Socialist or Commun
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I have credit cards in Eastern Europe for 25 years, so CC is not a rare term. I also never lived on credit, I used it just for transactions during the month fully covered at the end of month with zero interest. I did that because security a
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Governments destroyed the notion of family. Now they want kids. Nobody sees the contradiction?
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He had no chance in the second round. The moment he become a celebrity and his speeches were public, people figured out he is a lunatic. Therefore no chance.
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Democratically elected? Yes. Lawfully? No. There is a distinction.
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A lot of "influencers" did campaign for this guy, some of them not even knowing who are they doing it for. They signed contract with "talent company" to promote stuff without mentioning any name, but that stuff was his m
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I see many comments signaling the facts are not known and the situation confusing. Here is a summary: In the election, a previously unknown candidate had a massive TikTok campaign and got the first place, qualifying for a second round. The
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Recount does not exist in the relevant Romanian law. And recount was done, with no change of the outcome, so they cancelled it completely.
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No, that is not what happened. Not at all.
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There is no hacking. There was a massive campaign on TikTok for a candidate, that campaign was surprisingly effective, putting someone that most people never heard of, in the first place. That is now hacking, that is trolling grandmaster le
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The court members are politically appointed by exactly these people. This is a corrupt system, has nothing to do with democracy. The Constitution was rigged from the day it was created by former Communist regime people.

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