albert180

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by albert180 3y ago
Uhm no, even the richest households are worse off than the poorest in UK https://www.ft.com/content/653bbb26-8a22-4db3-b43d-c34a0b774...
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by albert180 3y ago
If Access to Health Care in the US is so great, why is infant mortality worse than in Cuba and they score dead last in every Health or Life Expectancy Metric among the G7?
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by albert180 3y ago
Also if your primary doctor determines that you need an urgent appointment, they can give you a priority code, which gives you a quick appointment, since those visits are paid on top of the regular budget for the specialist
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by albert180 3y ago
You know, I'm a med student, so I have a bit more experience :) The Head/Experienced Doctor is still letting the Learning Doctor doing everything and pops in only for the visit. Also the "standard" Patients get also chec
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by albert180 3y ago
That's utter bullshit. Your quality of care in the hospital is exactly the same as with public health insurance. Also sometimes private insurance is even worse when it comes to addiction and psychological treatments
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by albert180 3y ago
That's not how this works in most of the world. And it's good like that. Train travel doesn't need to suck as much as flying
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by albert180 3y ago
None, there is a decent emulator included with Android Studio
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by albert180 3y ago
South Korea already forced Apple to allow other payment processors, I guess China will follow surely suit if the EU is successful. If that happens, it doesn't matter that much anymore if the US follows or not
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by albert180 3y ago
App Development for Android is much easier. No Bullshit recurring Fees, no need to buy specific Google Hardware etc...
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by albert180 3y ago
Well if Safari wouldn't intentionally suck, more people would choose to use Progressive WebApps instead of going through all the hassle of creating a dedicated iOS App
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by albert180 3y ago
I don't see how they don't discriminate Netflix or Spotify with this rules against Apple Music or TV+
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by albert180 3y ago
Well if the EU manages to hold a hard line against Apple, other big markets will surely follow.
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by albert180 3y ago
Well they need to wait a few more months before Apple will get their teeth kicked in, for this Bullshit Compliance by the EU Commission, and cry about handing over a sizeable chunk of their global turnover to them. Maximum fine under DSA is
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by albert180 3y ago
I wonder why no one wants to license a L2 ADAS when everyone else already has moved on to L3 systems? It's a mystery
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by albert180 3y ago
Because you did work to localize it, do GDPR Compliance and stuff?
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by albert180 3y ago
I never said that Apple's Lawyers are idiots. They are probably testing the boundaries. If they get fined, they will comply, if they get away with this, they will make more money every year
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by albert180 3y ago
Yes that's it's purpose facepalm
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by albert180 3y ago
Widespread malware isn't a thing on Android. But you lost me already at "iPhones are by far the best Smartphones" They are so crippled, I couldn't imagine using one
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by albert180 3y ago
Well considering this is HackerNews, you will certainly find a Bootlicker who would defend this, if some company tried this
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by albert180 3y ago
I run it on a ThinkPad T470, I guess the Overlap between People Run Linux on a Laptop and it's a ThinkPad is pretty big
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by albert180 3y ago
Don't forget Sponsorblock for YouTube. It makes the experience so much nicer
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by albert180 3y ago
It's all doom bullshit from Apple Fanboys. It's like they never touched an Android Phone in their live
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by albert180 3y ago
It's so pathetic right? Please, please Apple, charge me for everything through the nose. I'm not worthy of deciding for myself and using my own brain. I also don't know anyone outside my Techbubble who has sideloaded Apps, ne
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by albert180 3y ago
Yes it's so hard to cancel Netflix on the Website, and resubscribing is even harder. Lol
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by albert180 3y ago
Another reason to use Firefox
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by albert180 3y ago
The awful software they intentionally made not redundant so they wouldn't have to retrain and inform the pilots about it, as it would have then be classified as Security Critical (which it obviously was)? Also first blaming bad mainten
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by albert180 3y ago
They don't need to comply as other countries have then the right to implement punitive import dutys and they already did so with regards of Airbus/Boeing
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by albert180 3y ago
I've needed 0 Seconds of hacking since using Fedora for 2 years. Linux has evolved in the last 14 Years
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by albert180 3y ago
Here in Germany "surprising" clauses in T&C's are void in contracts with end customers as the legislators know that nobody bothers to read them
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by albert180 3y ago
Yes, this will never happen. Look at all the disputes between USA and Europe at the WTO because of Airbus/Boeing over lesser things

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