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by buzer 3y ago
I would imagine most of tourists experience onsen during ryokan visit instead of going to separate bathhouse and those tend to be somewhat expensive.
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by buzer 3y ago
Somewhat similar thing does happens often with DNA evidence. Prosecution submits evidence where report was generated in proprietary software and company's employee testifies that the result is correct & tell the chance of false pos
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by buzer 3y ago
In worst case if someone is demanding it and it went through the arbitration process (and possibly appeals) it would be the same as any other debt. If the shareholder is a company the debtor could initiate the bankruptcy procedures. Of cour
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by buzer 3y ago
They do have obligation to buy if the minority shareholders demand it. If they don't want to trigger the requirement they need to keep their ownership under 90%. There's also requirement (with some exceptions) to make offer to buy
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by buzer 3y ago
There is redemption committee in Finland Chamber of Commerce that will assign a arbitration court to handle the redemption. They will also assign a trustee who will represent the minority shareholders. The valuation is decided during the ar
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by buzer 3y ago
In Finland if someone controls over 90% of the shares they have right to forcefully buy rest of the shares (and also obligation if someone wants to sell at at that point). So if they wanted to go fully own the company they need to high enou
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by buzer 3y ago
Tier 1 rate for me is currently about $0.35/kwh and tier 2 about $0.41/kwh from PG&E. They don't directly tell you the transmission cost, but about $0.145/kwh comes from generation. For my 1 br apartment living alone
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by buzer 3y ago
I don't know if they have required old commiters to sign it. I commited to one library that is now under Hashicorp back in 2015 and did not need to sign anything but it was MIT licensed back then. They have also rewritten affected line
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by buzer 3y ago
Actual full license seems to be here: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/blob/e94ce2dd3877096b...
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by buzer 3y ago
It's in iframe. In Firefox right click table, This Frame - Show only this frame. That opens https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/32i0b/1/ . In there you can see it makes request to https://datawrapper.dwcd
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by buzer 3y ago
https://developers.cloudflare.com/bots/reference/verified-bo... https://radar.cloudflare.com/traffic/verified-bots https://blog.cloudflare.com/friendly-bots/ > At Clo
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by buzer 3y ago
It's also annoying how that check page ends up breaking page reload in Firefox. When Cloudflare redirects you back to the page it will happen via POST. This initial POST gets captured by Cloudflare, but if you reload the page that POST
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by buzer 3y ago
> the IRS offers free online filing to everyone Not to dual-status individuals for example. Those individuals must mail/fax their return to IRS.
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by buzer 3y ago
Short names actually help with readability when they are commonly used. It's a lot quicker to go over the code when you don't need to read as much, similar to how one would write something like x+y=z in math instead of putting des
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by buzer 3y ago
I hope they extend that to actual invoicing standard, i.e. pass the invoice details in that RFP message, like something similar to https://www.finanssiala.fi/en/topics/finvoice-standard/
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by buzer 3y ago
Someone mentioned that it's probably using the JSON API. https://www.reddit.com/.json https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/150ozmc/twitter_has_l...
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by buzer 3y ago
There are lots of things that many countries do better than US in regards to banking. One thing that I don't often see mentioned are invoices. In Finland you can get many of them delivered as standardized e-invoice to your bank. This t
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by buzer 3y ago
One option could be to require that the access token needs to used within X seconds after it has been issued. During this period: * Old refresh token can be used. Using it will revoke previous "new" tokens (and possibly generate s
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by buzer 3y ago
> am I limited to the number of open sockets I assume they mean CPU sockets.
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by buzer 3y ago
Earlier discussion about the initial hack (sniffing the password & resetting usage hours): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36128617
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by buzer 3y ago
One thing I do wonder is that if the issue was the ads, why wouldn't they just say that Reddit Gold users would still have free access to the API and charge the rest? Then app developers could implement more restrictions/paid acce
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by buzer 3y ago
I'm not familiar with how lawsuit process works in the US, but wouldn't the fact that he got served imply that he actually got sued by Amazon? Or is it normal that witness gets served as well?
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by buzer 3y ago
5 homes is likely rare, but I don't think 2 is extremely uncommon. Like vacation home where family might spend summer or working at different city than where family and coming home for weekends. In Finland over 10% of people have a cab
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by buzer 3y ago
There are likely similar things already in some countries. I know Finland has IT-ehdot (IT-terms), they are made by a group of organizations (the Finland Chamber of Commerce, Technology Industries of Finland, Finnish Association of Purchasi
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by buzer 3y ago
Does Apple dogfood their OS X/iOS CI pipelines, i.e. are they running them on some off-the-shelf Macs like they expect everyone else to do? I remember reading that at least in the past they were running virtualized OS X on regular serv
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by buzer 4y ago
It's likely that parent company (Sega Sammy Holdings) is the one who is buying/financing it. Sega accounts for less than 10% of their revenue.
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by buzer 4y ago
There kind of is this with many companies these days. It's called arbitration. Someone did it with PayPal a while ago for example (ref: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33462658 ). In many cases it's free, but
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by buzer 4y ago
Google certainly moves accounts between countries automatically: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27560705 At least according to that they won't ask you to accept new ToS, probably due to the fact ToS allows them t
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by buzer 4y ago
I'm glad I got used to wearing a literal poo poo hat ( https://99porings.com/revo-classic/guides/firstjob/acolyte/b... ). Default glamor/skin is never ugly enough.
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by buzer 4y ago
One could argue that if e.g. FTP is not working behind the NAT then the NAT is misconfigured. NAT needs to aware of certain protocols so that it can modify the application layer data. Of course, if the protocol added workaround for NAT and

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