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811.
by consp 2y ago
I live in one and it is useless to me as well so don't be too sad.
812.
by consp 2y ago
The old stamps with a monetary value you would have to "add" value by adding a stamp if the cost increased (and people were adding 5ct coins as a result). The new ones (1/2 numbered) do not expire and keep their relative valu
813.
by consp 2y ago
Only the first one would be legal and the recipients would have to pay for the postal cost of the next one. If you put the origin (postal code plus home number is enough) on the back you get a payment proposal in your mailbox.
814.
by consp 2y ago
On Firefox this has always been the case for me.
815.
by consp 2y ago
Try sharing a window on linux and see how that goes.
816.
by consp 2y ago
> Cool, you're still making the same bi-weekly $3000. Most of the SE's around the world do not make that a month, the average is far less outside the FAANG bubble of the US.
817.
by consp 2y ago
> Then it forced me to give it my birth date Forgot what it was (not Ms for once) which started discriminating against 124 year old people since you could not enter 01/01/1900 as a birthdate. Usually it's cut at 100 (I alw
818.
by consp 2y ago
My guess is the reason for this is the lower default prize displayed, since in some regions they have to include the OS price in the total (or deduct it when you don't want it).
819.
by consp 2y ago
An invasion of a sovereign country is a act of war by definition. It's a legal casus belli for the victim to possibly be followed by a official declaration of war but that does not invalidate the war status.
820.
by consp 2y ago
Aren't they using one right now? [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Grace_Roman_Space_Telesc...
821.
by consp 2y ago
> Modern cars can actually read speed limit signs Mine only tells me and often picks up the signs for wet weather (reduced to 90kph) and sometimes from the parallel road which usually is either 50 or 80. Sounds like a bad idea (though li
822.
by consp 2y ago
Sounds like you've driven in the only part of Germany where people behave. My experience is it's as bad as everywhere else in neighboring countries with the tiny difference that the lanes are a bit wider than in most places. I usu
823.
by consp 2y ago
> Surely you don't intend to imply that the horse is ordering. Haha no (should have explained), but riders are too high to be heard due to the directional microphones installed and you only effectively hear the horse. Same for very
824.
by consp 2y ago
Looking at the state of most drive though electronics this is pointless and won't matter. Keeping that system working is already difficult enough with a highly adaptable human at the other end of the line which can interpret your order
825.
by consp 2y ago
I much rather assume it's cost cutting in combination with poor testing practices. Which is also more likely.
826.
by consp 2y ago
> It's not as good for the environment, though. Depends on other laws, here they have to take it back and recycle it. This also applies to old appliances. I had some empathy for the poor guys who had to take my extremely cheap, comp
827.
by consp 2y ago
An oven should last way longer than 2 years even if it's just 200 euro. These price/lifespan things are cow manure and made by trade associations and have no value in law. 200 euro also says nothing: 200 euro for a small tabletop
828.
by consp 2y ago
> It's weeks of legal battle over 300€. We are not alike. As soon as it costs them several tens of billable hours (people on phone, someone making appointments, discussions, emails, lawyer doing it's thing etc) I'm all fai
829.
by consp 2y ago
> Tumble driers aren't widespread (big energy user). My 20 year old drier uses about twice amount of kwh as my 7 year old dishwasher (on actual clean mode, not "eco: everything is still dirty and you should do it by hand mode&
830.
by consp 2y ago
Most people bullshit at parties, either by embellishing or by exaggeration. It might not always be about their profession but it is a storytelling technique to make their story more interesting. It's a poor indicator I'd argue.
831.
by consp 2y ago
> but I’ve basically given up on using the YouTube interface for finding videos Not just you, youtube has as well.
832.
by consp 2y ago
Had the same idea from 2004 to 2010 at T-Mobile in Europe before they were bought out by VC. They just canceled the plans and switched me over but due to their special "after 6 years you triple the data and call volume and it never exp
833.
by consp 2y ago
> These are now stuck with the desperate second rate employees who are forced to RTO because they're not good enough to find a job elsewhere It's always that. My opinion is it is more likely is that most people hate job seeking
834.
by consp 2y ago
> You simultaneously feel like you're too burned out to be able to do some entirely new thing, if you can even muster the energy to engage in the switching process (e.g. job hunting, etc.), and the familiarity of the thing that&#x27
835.
by consp 2y ago
Around here they are non-electable even if they actually had a complete coherent program (which they had a bit more due to joining with a fringe green party), due to the electoral threshold. Fortunately due to the remaining votes system the
836.
by consp 2y ago
> responded with the typical “think of the children” spiel. The response to that is mentioning their children will become criminals by default.
837.
by consp 2y ago
> People firstly care about migration Which I find hugely amazing since it's a boogeyman for other actual problems. Here the migrants are "taking our houses", but if you look at the actual statistics it's not even a
838.
by consp 2y ago
> don't spin-off that company using corporate knowledge That is a very common way to do a spin off. Usually it involves some patents or non public knowledge and you make an agreement with the original company for it. But when it is
839.
by consp 2y ago
> their lack of willpower Which is almost never the problem. Socioeconomic status mostly is. By claiming it's willpower you are going for the "poor people are lazy" cow manure.
840.
by consp 2y ago
The problem with lead is not that it's poisonous, but that it affects the brain. Especially in children. No amount lead is good and the other uses should be banned as well but due to rich people (those who can afford to fly private pla

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