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chefkoch
6y ago
I guess there are a lot of chargebacks from people entering their details for "trials" as well as stolen cards being used.
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chefkoch
6y ago
> Especially compared to other countries, the US police seem to show quite the restrained There have been multiple instances where the us police shot someone and fired more bullets in this situation than the while german police in a whol
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chefkoch
6y ago
That reminds me of Microsofts great experience with using Twitter to train their bot. https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297050/tay-microsoft-ch...
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chefkoch
6y ago
What are your fixed expenses that you can't live on 4800$ as a intern?
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chefkoch
6y ago
Register the domain for xx bucks and recreate your address?
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chefkoch
6y ago
Yeah, i'm from germany but most people here would have trouble reading german taxi regulation.
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chefkoch
6y ago
You could test from vps in another country?
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chefkoch
6y ago
I'm not sure how this is possible as afaik taxi fares are heavy regulated. Just because Uber subsedises rides no city council will change the taxi fares. https://www1.nyc.gov/site/tlc/passengers/taxi-far
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6y ago
> The prices in the local taxi market didn't go down a few % it got fractionally cheaper - it went from being barely affordable and only used in exceptional cases to a substitute for car ownership and not having to think about using
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chefkoch
7y ago
There was a special Windows version for the EU.
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chefkoch
7y ago
That study has been widely critized as there a many false positives with this kind of test and the counting method seems flawed.
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7y ago
I see your point but on the other hand this is not the soccer world cup or some tech event. It could evolve in a once in a lifetime outbreak and the 8th largest economy of the world in essence partialy shutting down is something to discuss
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chefkoch
7y ago
And you can substantiate your claim with what data?
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chefkoch
7y ago
How is this even legal if the coverence is not allowed to happen?
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7y ago
Ups, didn't see it on the front. My bad. /e >Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictur
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7y ago
Italy forces all shops to close except supermarkets, pharmacies and drugstores for at least two weeks. Rstaurants have to close also if they can't provide 1m space between patrons. https://www.theguardian.com/world/
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Coronavirus forces Italy to tighten lockdown
(reuters.com)
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chefkoch
7y ago
I don't know how it works at a university level, but at least when i did some admin stuff for a university department office 365 was free for students and staff.
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chefkoch
7y ago
We use pleasant password server https://pleasantsolutions.com/passwordserver and are happy with it. It uses a customized keepass as client and has all the features we need for a very reasonable price tag.
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chefkoch
7y ago
At least in Germany all universities allow you to use most Microsoft stuff for free.
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chefkoch
7y ago
As this is nothing you can change by pushing a button in your billing system i wouldn't hold my breath. But how much bandwith does in really need for remote work as a office worker? RDP should work ok over anything better than dial u
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chefkoch
7y ago
My neighbor is a teacher and her school is closed dir the next 2 weeks
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7y ago
And we should trust you instead of the epidemiologist because?
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chefkoch
7y ago
Germany is not testing nearly enough people. There are lots of reports of people with legitimate concerns that did not find a way to get tested. Northern italy is like 2 hours by car and each weekend thousands drive there for a short trip.
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7y ago
> but honestly, this isn't that bad of a virus to warrant that. How bad would it have to be?
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7y ago
Your evidence is a waymo car getting t-boned at an intersection?
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7y ago
> <$100 a month in gas will save >$750 a month in rent. But you don't put a monetary value in zhe time stuck in traffic.
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7y ago
Why would you think a country under severe sanctions can have a very good health care system?
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There are emergency stock piles, but not enough for everyone and clearly we haven't reached the point where we would need to use them yet.
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7y ago
And if you ever want to set foot in US soil. I guess the piratebay guys would getva warm welcome from law enforcement if they tried to travel to the states.
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