Phil_Latio

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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
wtf is this on the fairshakes.com website? > DO I HAVE TO ARBITRATE? > Many companies require you to resolve disputes with them through individual arbitration. The companies listed on FairShake’s website all include a clause in their
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
I signed up at Twitter 9 years ago and use it every day, but have less than 50 tweets. Either you want to engage in discussion (to a varying degree) or you simply don't. But the latter doesn't necessarily mean you don't obser
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by Phil_Latio 4y ago
I saw similar bots who copy-paste news content into videos. It's funny to a certain degree. Imagine you are the person doing this, trying to figure out for months how to make money online. In the end, you come to the conclusion that yo
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
In the long term, inflation is driven by wages in relation to productivity. Also known as unit labor cost. Japan is basically the worst country in this regard. So yes, wages lag behind productivity. But just raising the minimum wage once do
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
> The research updates a similar 2013 paper revealing that 97% of studies published between 1991 and 2012 supported the idea that human activities are altering Earth’s climate. That was a fraudulent or at least dishonest claim already (e
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
Though it's not only about number crunching. I tried to implement a streaming protocol for certain ip cameras: You may already see the effects of GIL + the general slowness when reading many small packets from a network socket in one t
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
You get the basics for free in Germany. There is no need to do robberies to survive. Also murder, assault and rape has nothing to do with being poor (in a welfare state...). So, I don't know what you're up to.
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
> you have moved the goalpost: The claim was that refugees are criminals mostly I translate "significant" to "meaningful", "noteable" (relative to something) in this context... Not a native speaker though, m
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
The german federal police publishes a report every year about suspects of crime. "non-germans" meaning people without a german passport. "refugees" are included in non-germans and mean people who got asylum status or sta
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
Everyone with common sense must assume that a lab which does experiments on Corona viruses is the most likely source and not the food market nearby. It's really that simple...
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
https://openjur.de/u/2271157.html Absatz 110
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
The OP is about the ruling of a lower court though. I guess they didn't even reach the fundamental question.
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
> Does YouTube's TOS really not contain statements giving them the ability to stop hosting any video, at any time, for any reason? The highest court in Germany (for civil and criminal proceedings) wrote this in one of their rulings:
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by Phil_Latio 5y ago
It's just telemetry bro!
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by Phil_Latio 6y ago
Ahh thanks. Looks like Parler missed it too.
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by Phil_Latio 6y ago
I see the following: > We may terminate this Agreement for any reason by providing you at least 30 days’ advance notice. and > Either party may terminate this Agreement for cause if the other party is in material breach of this Agreem
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by Phil_Latio 7y ago
> Cerberus Capital Management, backed by Goldman Sachs, bought Berlin’s public housing association, paying $448 million for 66,700 housing units—about $6,700 per unit. Actually it was 2 billion because the deal included debt of 1.5 billi
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by Phil_Latio 7y ago
> We were running 4,000 Node containers LOL
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by Phil_Latio 7y ago
From > hillary clinton emails to > is hillary clinton still controlled by the jews Nice try.
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by Phil_Latio 7y ago
That's the way it is. If the US has a trade deficit and the companies and private households are net savers, then there is only one sector left who can make the required debt (without new debt, no new savings). Simple accounting. If yo
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by Phil_Latio 7y ago
> Actually the German surplus has been brought up for discussion many times in the EU parliament. Has it? I don't follow that clown show. Looks like Germany has the power within the EU to ignore such issues while bullying other coun
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by Phil_Latio 7y ago
> Okay, no, Germany can't manipulate its currency as they don't have their own, they use the Euro. But they use the Euro as an umbrella that doesn't behave like a single currency for Germany would. While implementing the E
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by Phil_Latio 8y ago
What you have to know or realize: ALL finacial sectors in Germany are net savers. Private households, companies and now also the government. When there are savings, someone else has to have debt. It's a zero sum game, meaning all savin
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by Phil_Latio 8y ago
> But Germany isn't a winner from the Eurozone Well our politicians see it different. Germany was able to have government surpluses and decrease the countries debt. We have low unemployment. Relative to other EU countries, especiall
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by Phil_Latio 8y ago
Unfortunately the macroeconomic aspect is a total taboo in Germany. Even "solidary" leftists claim we profit so much from the Euro... The ones on the very left get it, but they barely talk about it. Germany will never give up on t
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by Phil_Latio 8y ago
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by Phil_Latio 9y ago
Well I mean this, and it's just the info you find on wikipedia, there is more: > Observers have questioned whether Bana understands the concepts that she tweets about. She is a seven-year-old child who does not speak English. A jour
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by Phil_Latio 9y ago
>Meet 7-year-old Bana, who shared her experience of war on Twitter. It's like the movie Wag the Dog. Sad to exploit a child like this.
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by Phil_Latio 10y ago
You'll leave last, good luck.
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by Phil_Latio 10y ago
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