Mithaldu

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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Recommend any of the north-western/central europe countries instead. Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, heck even Finland. Any of them is a better place to live in than the USA on almost every
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
The most ignored real error like this that i see continuously is: C:\Users\Mithaldu>perl -MDoesnt::Exist Can't locate Doesnt/Exist.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Doesnt::Exist module) (@INC contains: C:/
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
A variety of freedoms and rights are enshrined in the german constitution, and still apply even if you're unemployed. ;) https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/englisch_gg/englisch_gg.h... Note also that all govt aid
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
UBI isn't only great in theory, a number of countries are only a finger's breadth away from having implemented it. I live in Germany. There's no way for me to not be under health insurance (working without is actually illegal
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
Did you miss the part where the law says they were not only under the legally mandated entitlement, but also not fulfilling the part where the law demands they pay out cash?
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Node occasionally gives multiple files/folders the same inode(github.com)
38 points by Mithaldu 10y ago|9 comments
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
Universally useful link (ctrl+click to rotate): https://www.google.de/maps/place/53%C2%B044'43.4%22N+0%C2%B0... This has been around for years.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
Universally useful link: https://www.google.com/maps/place/37%C2%B020'05.2%22N+122%C2...
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
There was a point where you could choose from which time to view the data. Very useful feature. Might even still be in there somewhere if you find the right chicken to sacrifice to make it appear.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
There is nothing new about this. Google Earth the desktop app had all of this for many years now. Google Maps itself had all of this for at least 2 years, likely more now. I looked at it and have no idea why it took that long to load or how
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
What is this? Does it have a serious purpose and i just can't identify it, or is it satire i don't grok?
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
As a fat person myself, yeah, if you get that far it's on you to make that clear in advance, not in the airline to measure your waist at the gate. That dude is just being an entitled dick.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
They didn't "change" anything. That would mean it was a mistake of omission in informing him. They stole his boarding pass, replaced it with another one, lied to him about sitting in the wrong seat. This was done in the hope
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
> IANAL but pretty sure That means you are, even if confidently so, guessing? Or can you provide concrete details?
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
It has been checked by others ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14099630 ) and looks alright. If the information contains factual errors, please point at least one of these out, instead of posting character assassinati
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
They were airport police and should be familiar with the rules and regulations. This was not a case of overbooking. Laws and rules differ in this case from the lies peddled by UA and media. They didn't have legal authority to remove hi
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
The plane was not overbooked. The rules and laws that apply in this case are very different. See top comments.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
United acted illegally from the very get-go. Via https://np.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/64m8lg/why_is_... and more: > Lawyer here. This myth that passengers don't have rights needs to go a
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
This is not just annoying, it is outright dangerous. If any of the viewers are doing anything important on their phones, the task switch interruption might have real effects on them, or cause them to lose data.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
The officers should've told the flight staff they're outside their legal rights.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
It is not great and i don't excuse it. I can however explain why it happens: This is done in Germany because especially in jobs where many people do the same thing and aren't paid very highly, people fake sick to get a day or two
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
> your average manager is not an epidemiologist. Makes it even more likely that they thought like i did, even if those thoughts are not realistically useful.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
I think doktrin makes a better point, but this is information that is good to know too. I have edited the post above to point out that this stuff should be read too.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
This sounds the most reasonable explanation, yeah.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
Well, i don't know the exact details. What i do know is, he is getting paid, but his employer (telekom support call center) is still needling him to provide information on when he'd be back and how he's feeling about his heal
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
I've been pondering this because on the face of it it sounds stupid and counter-productive. I want to think that the decision makers aren't complete baboons and at least thought they were doing something good. What i think they mi
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
E: Some of these details may be incorrect. See the posts below for some discussion. That is exactly what they're doing, and here's why: Germany has a minimum wage. As long as they pay above that, they can mess with bonuses above t
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
Whether they notice or not is orthogonal to whether it's a bad decision for them or not though.
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
That's worth upvotes for the effort alone, thanks. :) > Surprisingly >99% of users have a flat hierarchy You tend to end up with it only after really long-term usage. All the folders with sub-folders i have got them after they go
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by Mithaldu 10y ago
I'm holding off my downvote to see if i can get a straight answer out of you. Nylas Mail bills itself as the best email app. Them's strong words, but maybe you're worth the claim? Let's see! I see from screenshots that N

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