albert180

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by albert180 3y ago
This will never happen as this would be a slamdunk case for Airbus/European Countries at the WTO against the US government
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by albert180 3y ago
That's usually negligence of the infrastructure operator. At least in Europe
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by albert180 3y ago
Different purchasers can have different expectations of quality and pay the company differently;-)
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by albert180 3y ago
But have you thought about the shareholders when they need to spend money on QA instead of share buybacks?
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by albert180 3y ago
Trains usually don't crash because the manufacturer isn't able to build them properly
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by albert180 3y ago
Ah enlighten us with your broad wisdom. It wasn't Airbus that had multiple problems in the past because of multiple missing bolts in doors, rudders etc., or complete failures of planes out of greed
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by albert180 3y ago
You can book with Airbus-Only carriers though like JetBlue
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by albert180 3y ago
Nearby Share can also use the internet to transfer it
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by albert180 3y ago
Well back then it was a major breakthrough for more accurate measurements, so no. Fuck Apple and their we can steal anything we want attitude. The other way around they are not that lenient
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by albert180 3y ago
How should that be sufficient. They have already done the damage and used the technology they didn't pay for. Also customers will sue if they nerve a feature via software that was advertised bigly back then, claiming that this was the
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by albert180 3y ago
I see your point now. Here no phone with a Contract is locked anymore, and certainly no Bullshit like "locked Functions" that you have to pay extra for like Tethering. So it's not a huge hassle to quickly spin up a hotspot. B
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by albert180 3y ago
If the court finally determines in the End that they violated the patent, they have no choice but to pay up for all the watches already out there. If they are smart they will now offer a good deal for both sides instead of loosing and pay a
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by albert180 3y ago
If you want an ergonomic backpack that's durable check out Deuter, some of them look a bit ugly but they are very functional.
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by albert180 3y ago
The fizzy saucers aren't also a 08/15 sweet though
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by albert180 3y ago
There are many toys without a fat big logo of the Manufacturer on them.
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by albert180 3y ago
Somehow others competitors managed to do it without patent infringement or just pay the licence fees. Apple just thought they were so big that they could get away with stealing the IP, because they have deeper pocket for court proceedings.
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by albert180 3y ago
You would need to use "Nearby Share" for that. But it's also Standard with Androif
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by albert180 3y ago
snapdrop.net does. It works locally in your network Peer2Peer
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by albert180 3y ago
If Capacity always exceeds demand there is no queue. If I call 112 there will also be always an operator who picks the phone directly and no "Your call is very important to us, please hold the line and don't die, your expected wai
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by albert180 3y ago
There is no queue
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by albert180 3y ago
Your Grid is operated by the french government? Is there some infrastructure you haven't sold out abroad
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by albert180 3y ago
The Freestyle ones aren't that accurate anyways. That's why my university hospital trys to avoid them for new patients
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by albert180 3y ago
The Web Version sucks badly though. Even the most basic features like using your corporate/university PowerPoint Template won't work (with an active 365 Subscription)
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by albert180 3y ago
Is Safari still sending nasty popups if you tap too much on Websites in Full Screen in the line of "WebApps aren't permitted in Full Screen Mode" ?
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by albert180 3y ago
There is StreetComplete which makes it really easy to contribute such data. In Osmand it's a bit more work, but still not difficult
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by albert180 3y ago
The only reason I've used their shitty OneDrive over NextCloud was the 1TB Storage for a small sum. But thanks to that change it will be NextCloud only going forward. The Linux Support is much better
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by albert180 3y ago
But theirs obviously doesn't
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by albert180 3y ago
Nope, at least in the other supermarkets it's more like 80-90% Food the rest is the other stuff, in Monoprix it's the other way around
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by albert180 3y ago
I need to ask the next time I go there
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by albert180 3y ago
Monoprix is a strange store that sells Food, Clothes, Household Items etc...

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