Xylakant

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by Xylakant 4y ago
Hence I wrote “in most cases”. Note that the Verfassungsbeschwerde in the climate protection case argued that the state failed to create sufficient laws to protect constitutional rights (sorry, edit, I recalled that wrong): the challenge wa
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by Xylakant 4y ago
In your (1) case, how do you handle input that is m/d/y vs d/m/y - there are cases where cannot identify which convention has been used.
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by Xylakant 4y ago
The list of laws can be found here (German) https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weltrechtsprinzip and almost certainly does not cover this. However, you could try to argue that § 5 StGB 12 (Auslandstaten mit besonderem Inl
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by Xylakant 4y ago
You can’t just bring stuff before the German constitutional court in most cases. The court is no ordinary court, it does not judge on cases. It judges on whether a decision of an ordinary court or a law violated your constitutional rights.
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Like civilization died in all the surrounding European states? It’s a bleak wasteland of people trecking for days to reach their workplace, ravaged by wars kicked off because a spouse got tired of waiting for their husband. I’m sorry for th
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Reducing car size and mileage would be a good start - I don‘t have numbers at hand for the US, but in Germany, the individual mobility via cars produces about 20% of the entire CO2. Even a speed limit would already cut that by a few percent
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Just to give you an idea of the timelines: The BASF is currently building a small test plant to evaluate steamcracking via (renewable) electricity - it‘s expected to fire up in 2023 and will process about 6 tons of hydrocarbons a day (so ro
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by Xylakant 4y ago
It’s definitely worth working on, don’t get me wrong. But the timelines for these projects are decades, not years. Expecting large scale payoffs anytime soon would be fooling yourself. In Germany, I see a very dangerous trend of expecting t
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by Xylakant 4y ago
“Can be worked around in this application?” I know folks that do maintenance on the plant that produces ammonia among other things at the BASF plant in Ludwigshafen, Germany. They don’t shut this plant down. Maintenance is mostly done durin
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by Xylakant 4y ago
There’s at least one explanation that would lead to the same result, independent of communism: All of these countries were occupied for decades by a totalitarian government that was flying this flag. One is currently at war with the success
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Can you point to any specific incompatibility? Most OS licensed code can be used as a dependency in AGPL code.
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by Xylakant 4y ago
I’m part of a food coop. We’re about 150 people that essentially share the costs and output for a (very) small farm. Everyone matters. Sure, we can survive the loss of one, even 5 parties. 15 parties that leave for good with no replacement?
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Lupine fixes nitrogen from air, making it effective as fertilizer.
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by Xylakant 4y ago
I’ll take the opportunity and recommend my favorite pretzel burger bun recipe. Found this to make for great buns, every time. https://www.hefe-und-mehr.de/en/2017/04/pretzel-burger-buns/...
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by Xylakant 4y ago
But also, at the same time, the small ethical run business is more likely to survive, keeping the option open for other people to join you. Walmart will still be around doing unethical things, but some people will have an ethical place to w
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Typical Dutch commuter bikes are made of steel. And yes, steel breaks, but the failure mode of a solid steel fork is much much different from a titanium, aluminum or carbon fork. They bend, crack and at some point break, but they’ll typical
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by Xylakant 4y ago
The “anti helmet crowd” wouldn’t have any issue reading be this. Wearing helmets when you’re on a sports bike is very common in the Netherlands. It’s just not common on Dutch commuters cycles, but then again, these do not have this failure
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by Xylakant 4y ago
If you think about it in practical terms, I don’t think this is a good law. What’s going to happen if a house owner is opening fire at a heavily armed police team that is conducting an illegal raid. Is the police going to stand down and rea
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by Xylakant 4y ago
The English Wikipedia article is outdated - he‘s no longer officially listed. Some spoilsports took the joke for real and were complaining or something like that. I believe he was never listed in the English/French version. I happen to
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Fun fact: There’s an entirely fictitious member of the German parliament, since 1979 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakob_Maria_Mierscheid The guy even used to be present on the Bundestag website and in public marketi
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by Xylakant 4y ago
I don‘t think it‘s as trivial. I‘m definitely no wildlife expert, but the wildlife crossing that are built over here are wide bridges with a lot of greenery growing on it, so that it feels more like a small hill with a tunnel through it. An
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by Xylakant 4y ago
I doubt github has significant interest in the small org accounts. If you look at the prize differential between the „normal paid“ and the „enterprise paid“ tier, you can see where the money is. Burning the goodwill of many technical decisi
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by Xylakant 4y ago
I doubt Musk would be interested in a mere government position where he has to act on the orders of a boss. Very few of those are open to elections in the first place, so he probably could have one if he just wants it. Apart from having a c
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by Xylakant 4y ago
> I think he's hoping for a run in 2028. Possibly 2024, but that's a little close. One of the few requirements to become US president is that you must be a natural born citizen. So Musk is out, as he’s born in Pretoria, South A
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by Xylakant 4y ago
If I were a conspiracy theorist, I’d say it’s because Tesla wants to be present in the Chinese market and angering Chinese state-associated media may be an issue here. But the more benign answer is that twitter has no video hosting and this
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by Xylakant 4y ago
The reason you can get away with a 4 digit PIN is that you can only try the PIN if you’re in physical possession of the card. And if an attacker is already in physical possession of the card, you want revoke the card in any case. Web sites
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by Xylakant 4y ago
In case of services it’s in the country where the service is provided - thus in the location of the concert. Now, online streaming again is provided is provided in the location of the viewer, that’s a bit of a mess (used to be involved in r
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Random is pretty load bearing here. The BWI GmbH was literally created to operate the armies non-military IT infrastructure.
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by Xylakant 4y ago
The minerals remain in the ashes. Other nutrients may be an issue, but for example when producing biogas, they’re essentially in the leftover parts of the plant. Biogas is mostly methane, so carbon and hydrogen.
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by Xylakant 4y ago
Yes, the broken terminals happened earlier this year. You were unlucky. I don’t get your point about “writing case studies how everyone else should operate.” - where does Germany write case studies about how payment systems in other countr

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