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by consp 1y ago
So it is pretty much kabuki and micro management all the way from the top down. What a time to be an intel engineer.
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by consp 1y ago
Almost nowhere. But hard to prove in court. You should report it to the local authorities at least.
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by consp 1y ago
The fiduciary duty is whatever the shareholders make of it, there is no need for it to be just monetary. If they were planning for long term instead of short term profits they would be making sure the company is still the world leader in 25
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by consp 1y ago
This is not just a central europe problem. A bit further west people throw them in the trash as well. Fun and smelly since the garbage truck drivers usually notice it when driving and then dump all trash on the street.
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by consp 1y ago
If they have flat batteries you could be safe if they are LiFePO which are quite hard to light on fire. YMMV depending on the actual battery. Usually the come from batches of old phones which went out of production are put into these kind o
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by consp 1y ago
Brought them to a special pickup/disposal point? Cause otherwise they will light on fire somewhere else.
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by consp 1y ago
Ironic they have plenty of "hotel bad because smoke smell" and none of the "hotel bad because of fake smoke detection fine" testemonials on the site.
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by consp 1y ago
> The awesome thing about black-box algorithms is they can't be challenged when they're wrong. And errors reliably favor the institution that manages (and profits from) them. Doesn't the US have false advertisement rules&#
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by consp 1y ago
Sugar is bad, but not that addictive and has no withdraw symptoms. Nicotine is highly addictive and bad for you health. You pretty much have a customer for life ... which is the point. So next to having something which is bad for you, inhal
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by consp 1y ago
Tomato, tomato. There is a war according to one side so the reasoning is mute, i'd argue the reason is it is easier to recruit the correct people if they do not work directly for the military than this distinction.
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by consp 1y ago
If they don't and you are up for a challenge in bga soldering you can make them yourself if there is pad for the chips. You likely have to buy an extra module to get the chips though.
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by consp 1y ago
Depends on your ultimate high's. That's a pretty good indication of diabetes (any form). I've had pretty good hb1ac's when my blood sugar's were all over the place and in no way healthy.
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by consp 1y ago
This all reads as symbolic nationalist policies with an added burocracy thus costing more than it should. "We need own coin to control [insert nationalist thing here]" but in practice you won't and never did. The last time I
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by consp 1y ago
Assets can be easily hidden by elaborate constructions over multiple nations, if you have the money to finance it you can save millions with it. Is it legal? Maybe yes, maybe no. Is it something desirable to society? No. This is why you nee
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by consp 1y ago
And the OP is the cyclops. Guess who wins in the end. (Sorry for the Homeric reference, couldn't let it go)
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by consp 1y ago
With ebay the delivery time for small items is measured in months or >= 200% of the product cost, and you either have to deal with gsp and the shit delivery they use or with DHL's insanely costly customs clearance. Probably only wor
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by consp 1y ago
I've had the unfortunate mishap of having the perfectly fine English translation of a German site switch to auto translate Dutch crap due to one part using the language preference and the other the IP source, bit weird since as far as
528.
by consp 1y ago
Don't know what you define as small but when you have two million per year turnover and ten employees you should think about complying to the available laws. Since those are the cutoff numbers where below it does not apply.
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by consp 1y ago
It is implausible until it isn't and qemu is taking a very cheap and easy step to outright ban it and covering their ass just in case. The threat is low plausibility but high risk and thus a valid one to consider.
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by consp 1y ago
Isn't this just what cognitive behavioral therapy is but with different names?
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by consp 1y ago
Yes, though one without consequences. Until the next guy comes along and actually enforced it.
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by consp 1y ago
There are so many hidden variables in these kind of systems that I agree with your statement. You cannot account for the unknown unknowns. One of the hidden variables being the same machine which is supposed to bring order to chaos: product
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by consp 1y ago
> even the simplest ones strobe The simplest ones always strobe at line frequency or the double of it (due to cheaping out on the power supply). Those have visible strobe. Simpel is bad with led light. Find some not too cheap dimmable wa
534.
by consp 1y ago
So does every modern GPU. This is nothing special.
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by consp 1y ago
Those things are tiny and very transparent (since it's pretty much a propeller) and video compression, plus it's a video of a screen, will eat it up against a clear sky.
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by consp 1y ago
> Where "agreement" likely means "you accepted some tos 15 years ago so shut up". I am not a content creator or business on yt but i am 99.9% certain as soon as you enter your business credentials to make money they p
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by consp 1y ago
Unless it can quote the paper which says that, show it and that paper actually validates it with good math, I'll treat it as a hallucination.
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by consp 1y ago
I phrased it wrongly. My bad. The point should have been: if you drive a machine which can result in deadly harm to others you should be more responsible and thus the fine heavier (no longer being allowed to use such machine). Try killing s
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by consp 1y ago
We have the same issue (Netherlands) though it is sort of condoned if you behave like an ebike (max 25, pedal only). Strange thing is the pedelecs are under the heavy moped category which must use the roads but in general is about the speed
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by consp 1y ago
It's also misleading as there is a natural penalty asymmetry. The penalty for crossing though red and getting hit by a car is death for any cyclist and a likely accident but very survivable for a car. Around here the fines are equal in

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