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by _nalply 4y ago
> [...] but the burden of proof is generally on the employee to show that they were wrongfully terminated [...] This is same for Switzerland and probably Europe. In Switzerland you have three month's notice for resigning and for bei
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by _nalply 4y ago
Interesting: two conflicting reports from inside Google (assuming they are really working for Google). Perhaps only some departements are affected from reduction in workforce.
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by _nalply 4y ago
Don't fall for retrospective bias. I agree, Europe should have acted when it became clear that Putin is no saint (to be euphemistic), but Russian gas was cheap. It was a trade, give us your energy cheap and we shut up. Europe profited,
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by _nalply 4y ago
> Technically from the EU27 only Germany, Austria, Italy, Czechia, Slovakia, and Bulgaria are the ones actually dependent on Russian Gas (6 out of 27 nations). It's important to not generalize. And Switzerland. Switzerland is not a
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I am sure that some do. However even if they have many children it doesn't help them if everybody else doesn't.
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by _nalply 4y ago
This comment got upvoted to 1970 and this is my birthday year. Thank you.
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by _nalply 4y ago
Playing the devil's advocate: Why is Firefox Reader mode not good enough? And also please note that Mozilla has their algorithm in the open here: https://github.com/mozilla/readability
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by _nalply 4y ago
I found my way to solve the Rubik cube thirty years ago. I still can solve the cube in between 5 and 10 minutes. My way of solving is not the fastest. Sometimes I have to repeat the last sequence six times and this takes a long time. But I
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by _nalply 4y ago
I don't know. I am afraid that article is bullshit. So it doesn't make sense to give an answer to your question. This aside, let me give some examples about geothermy. In Iceland and in New Zealand it is possible to get hot water
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Yeah, that's exactly what people do already. And secondly it doesn't take an extremely high temperature to reduce steel's strength. Many steels starts losing strength at 200°C, cast iron at 400°C. Source: https://w
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by _nalply 4y ago
The problem is the pressure. Even steel gets soft when it gets hot enough and with the pressure its like trying to push folded toilet paper through cake dough.
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Did you configure DKIM?
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by _nalply 4y ago
Especially if you have a good domain they stop reminding you to renew the domain and oops you lost the domain. Happened to me.
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Know where you have the power to fight for a change.
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by _nalply 4y ago
Yes. I wondered about that, too.
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Probably Italian designed China made
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The top image is in Wimmis in Switzerland at the bottom of the Niesen mountain. The mountain resembles a giant pyramid. That's nice: many small pyramids and a giant one. You see the mountain starting to rise in the background of the ph
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Brockenstube in German speaking part of Switzerland
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Did you know you can omit quotes? <hat type=conspiracy>...</hat> Source: HTML Standard Snapshot per today (November 5th 2022): https://html.spec.whatwg.org/commit-snapshots/53346e4641595a...
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by _nalply 4y ago
This happened to me. The Greisinger Museum is basically a rich person showing off their hobby. https://www.greisinger.museum/ I found it extremely interesting. Not because of the Tolkien lore but because it gave me a sneak
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by _nalply 4y ago
Thanks. I got turned off by "one weird trick", but on your recommendation I decided to read the whole thing anyway. It was worth it.
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A redditor offered translated text of original source by Swiss television station SRF: https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/projekt-gnadenlos-wie-katar-... (German) Summary: Qatar hired the US spy firm Global Risk Advi
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Project Merciless: How Qatar spied on the football world in Switzerland(old.reddit.com)
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I got an OLED and programmed a digital clock which is dark with slowly changing colors the night (reddish the evening, purple before midnight, blue after midnight, greenish in the wee hours and yellow in the fifteen minutes before getting u
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by _nalply 4y ago
Sensationalistic because of their need to sell attention. Especially rage is profitable. In other words, the agenda of news is to earn money with advertisement and not giving useful information.
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That's a clever solution. In a different vein, I thought about dismantling the mobile air conditioner and putting it in a cold water bath instead sucking air to heat to blow to outside. The lower part is wet anyway from condensate. Thi
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by _nalply 4y ago
I agree, sometimes I do that, too. However the whole October was warm and humid and I never let the water stay in the bathtub. I carefully check for humidity: it should be between 40% and 60%. Sometimes I hang washed clothes in the room to
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by _nalply 4y ago
Deaf people tend to be treated worse than average in Switzerland. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-658-27120-6_... (English, paywalled) Then there's her thesis in German, too.
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Once in Singapore when I was invited by a friend in a highrise flat I wanted to have a cold shower. However the cold water was still very warm and I didn't feel refreshed. I think the tropical sun warmed up the water in the pipes in th
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You shouldn't let warm water stay in a place with air contact. First it makes air humid and the affected rooms prone to mold, and second evaporation takes energy away, and while condensation might give the energy back you will have wet

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