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by csunbird 5y ago
>The CEO responded. He doesn't agree that this is norm, but he can't, can he? I think, the CEO responding has no impact at all, as the options for him is to reply exactly in the way he responded to this thread or not reply at a
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by csunbird 5y ago
I did that for my friend visiting me in Germany
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by csunbird 5y ago
The pharmacies in Germany will issue you a certificate if you ask nicely, with your native vaccination documents and your passport.
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by csunbird 5y ago
It is an anonymous e mail address, there is no way for anyone can actually prove that they are the contributer. not a lawyer, obviously
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by csunbird 5y ago
Exactly, I want my Golf, but electric. 150-200hp, Carplay and Android Auto is all I need.
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by csunbird 5y ago
I always remember this phrase, from Harry Potter, when thinking about death: "You are the true master of death, because the true master does not seek to run away from Death. He accepts that he must die, and understands that there are
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by csunbird 5y ago
The perfect solution would be to not own the battery packs, e.g. you buy the car without the battery and you swap the batteries that car manufacturer owns whenever you want to "recharge", for a fee.
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by csunbird 5y ago
I really can not follow the logic of this thread here, especially the last sentence. When the choice is between "living a life you can't afford" and "not living at all as they do not have any money to pay rent", I t
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by csunbird 5y ago
What are you talking about? The car left the factory faulty as it is, there is no excuse, chip shortages or not. There is no way I am buying a Tesla now or in the future.
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by csunbird 5y ago
The problem is, Tesla's are the only electric car that makes sense to buy, although VW's ID4 is a really good car as well. The BMW and Mercedes-Benz electric versions are stupid expensive, with inferior technical specifications, t
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by csunbird 5y ago
They are French, owned by Peugeot.
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by csunbird 5y ago
But, a car that is being used for Uber/Taxi service loses way more value over time, as a normal private car (in Europe for example) will make 10k to 15k kilometers per year, while Uber/Taxi cars will make double of that easily.
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by csunbird 5y ago
Is imatinib/gleevec used as an anti-reflux medicine as well? Isn’t that a cancer drug?
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by csunbird 5y ago
> That seems too complicated for every single pharmacy in Europe. I bet they just punch in some data to a web app and it does the actual cryptographic signing. Yeah, but if they provide an web app that can create CSRs and automatically g
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by csunbird 5y ago
But, they do not check your id. You can just get a valid certificate from your friend (a screen shot even!), and enter the premises.
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by csunbird 5y ago
I am not sure how the key management works, maybe they are just issuing private keys to each pharmacy, and if any pharmacy just went rogue, it should be extremely easy to know which one the certificate is coming from. Also, it is easy to ge
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by csunbird 5y ago
Well, in the case of Turkish, the old works were still in Turkish, except they were written in arabic alphabet. They were just republished in latin alphabet.
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by csunbird 5y ago
Why do you have a facebook account for your dog anyways?
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by csunbird 5y ago
Some places you can get a learners license as early as in 16, I think
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by csunbird 5y ago
Also, isn't there a law strictly forbids this in Germany? As a middle-man, you are not allowed to use their data to compete with them? Because the place I work has a marketplace with third party sellers as well and we have internal rul
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by csunbird 5y ago
link to the zalando postgres operator: https://github.com/zalando/postgres-operator
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by csunbird 5y ago
Your point actually proves that, advertising gets the customer through the door, but, your product needs to be actually decent to keep the customer.You saw the advertisement, you bought the product and it worked as described, and continued
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by csunbird 5y ago
That is what I see as well. Not sure why they just don’t give free passes to students and people with low income instead.
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by csunbird 5y ago
it is also a statement to the DDOS'ers: "hey, you do not inflict any monetary damage to us, except a few annoyed customers"
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by csunbird 5y ago
Tesla M3 desperately needs a heads up display. The location of speedometer is completely wrong in Tesla M3, in my humble opinion. For example, I have glasses and my peripheral vision is far better in vertical direction, opposed to horizonta
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by csunbird 5y ago
I think, Tesla claims that the brakes will last lifetime for the vehicle, as the regenerative braking is very aggressive and regular brakes should not be used that much.
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by csunbird 5y ago
What about using the antimatter as engine fuel?
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by csunbird 5y ago
For iphones, just tap the power button repeatedly, it will force a password entry to unlock.
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by csunbird 5y ago
Cellular is required for the car to be able to automatically call emergency services in case of an accident. It is mandatory for new cars in Europe for a while.
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by csunbird 5y ago
Might be true for people posting here and getting paid 300-500k per year, but this is simply not possible for people working for lower salaries in non SF companies, especially for people in Europe. If you are able to spend 300k a year, you

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