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by La1n 5y ago
>only when it can be identified. Note that it also includes indirect identification, which means that if combined with other data it would identify you. Recital 30 might be of use here too; >Natural persons may be associated with onli
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by La1n 5y ago
I bet there are more laws that a company would love not to follow, but it's the law and thus you'll need to spend time implementing it.
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by La1n 5y ago
>beyond reasonable doubt Sure, but on a website log-in info, email confirmation or 2FA is enough for that. Unless you already gave them your ID-card, they shouldn't have to use that to identify you.
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by La1n 5y ago
>but because it’s a nation state doing this the only thing that happens is closed airspace? I am not going into specifics so not to derail the topic, however there are countries that kidnap people and consistently get away with it. It&#x
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by La1n 5y ago
Does "dealing with it" make it so someone can't point out hypocrisy?
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by La1n 5y ago
Is ML here needed? When I was working in a lab we used the opensource ImageJ for counting cells. It seems like it'd do a great job here too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ImageJ
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by La1n 5y ago
>Otherwise every single pharmaceutical trial would be impossible since "we can't knowingly give humans a placebo" Lots pharma trials are against current best standard of care and not placebo. Placebo trials are never done
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by La1n 5y ago
Are there N95's without a valve? Cause all I've owned before the pandemic had a valve.
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by La1n 5y ago
There is at least a single case where kickbacks from private prisons influenced judges. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_for_cash_scandal
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by La1n 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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by La1n 5y ago
> Something in range of 300$ per tonne of CO2. Why so high, and why specifically for crypto transactions and not everything that generates CO2?
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by La1n 5y ago
With a market cap that is 20 times lower, higher market cap means higher prices, means more miners and thus more energy requirement
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by La1n 5y ago
Every country has some of this, the Dutch example: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zesjescultuur
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by La1n 5y ago
To those saying it's cultural, or China is pushing this to be normal, or China needs to be sanctioned. Do you respond the same when SpaceX drops space junk to earth? https://www.forbes.com/sites/ericmack/2021&
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by La1n 5y ago
But; >It’s arguable she’s the only reason I’m able to be happy. Is less ambiguous. I would not want to be in a relationship with someone who is that dependent on me to be happy.
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by La1n 5y ago
Biggest jeweller is not biggest diamond seller in this case. Still this seems like a great initiative. >Although diamonds have traditionally only been a very small share of the 100 million pieces Pandora sells worldwide each year, Mr Lac
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by La1n 5y ago
Does it matter that they say kickbacks when the article implies it is? >These payments are recouped from the income taxes Apple’s new employees would normally pay to the state.
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by La1n 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect
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by La1n 5y ago
Link to the press release: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_21_...
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by La1n 5y ago
But if consumers understand that coconut milk doesn't come from a cow, surely they can understand soy milk doesn't. Milk is already used for non animal milks as coconut shows, so I don't see this doing anything pro-consumer.
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by La1n 5y ago
Which is weird to me, coconut milk has been "milk" for over 300 years. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coconut%20milk
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by La1n 5y ago
>Maybe for some people, in the same way that smokers drink Tim Hortons because they can't taste the difference. Or maybe it's more like beer, most don't like it the first time but after a while you can start appreciating i
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by La1n 5y ago
>objectively not a healthier option. I am not saying you are wrong, but there is a whole lot more to "healthiness" than amount of fat and salt.
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by La1n 5y ago
Not all vegan cheeses are heavily processed, the cashew based type mentioned in the article tends to be not processed more than a normal cheese would be.
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by La1n 5y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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by La1n 5y ago
Check out koreader for Kobo devices. I've been using it for a quite some time and it adds some nice Calibre features such as wireless sync. Besides that the PDF support is leaps ahead of stock Kobo https://github.com/ko
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by La1n 5y ago
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/renault-zoe-ecli... Less Tesla's are getting sold while other car makers have massive growth in their sales.
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by La1n 5y ago
This link also indicates: >Carrying regularly requires a "justified reason" or a "legitimate purpose" That was kind of the point OP was making right? Only certain uses of knives are prohibited.
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by La1n 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Security_Act_(South_K... Defectors in South Korea are by law not allowed to talk positive about North Korea.
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by La1n 5y ago
>This post does not deserve to be flagged. You start with "I know this is going to be contentious", you know this is flamebait.

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