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by doikor 5y ago
Ok the US system is just plain weird. Here in the Nordics there is no law protecting you from not getting fired for not showing up for work during a strike. It is all in the collective agreement that both sides agreed upon. And again the co
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by doikor 5y ago
Another way that works in many fields is just everyone refusing any and all overtime. If everyone does that most companies (and police, fire departments, public hospitals, etc) can't cope. The company can't really force anyone to
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by doikor 5y ago
That is not the same thing turned around. Support/sympathy strike means the the workers from other companies stop providing services for to the target of the strike. Most common forms of this is something like the ground crews joining
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That makes no sense as a reason for firing someone. If you are not showing up for work (striking) you are not getting paid anyway. This is why the unions build up huge war chests so that they can pay their striking members. For example the
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by doikor 5y ago
Why are workers striking for their "friends" in the form of sympathy strikes illegal in the land of the free?
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The contracts the unions negotiate in the nordics apply to everyone in the sector. So it makes no difference whatsoever for the pay of anyone if they are a union member or not. The main benefits of being part of an union here is stuff like
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by doikor 5y ago
In the Russian case they also created fake parties for these fake candidates with very similar sounding names.
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One problem with that is that not all the articles are the same size. You can order 1000 t-shirts in the same size from a manufacturer and not all of them will be the same size (especially if you order the cheapest you can find). This is ma
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Well Mastercard did update their rules. They did not specifically go and say anything to onlyfans but onlyfans investors/banks looked at the new rules and interpreted them as "well this is now super risky of being shut down at any
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by doikor 5y ago
More likely "we managed to get a deal in place with our payment processor". The only reason why they were going to do this was their payment processor saying they would stop processing their payments.
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The lithography machines are just one part of a very complex machine that is a semiconductor fabrication facility. So basically they failed in one of the many other things.
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Splitting some of the parts into smaller parts will expose the insides to outside air which brings some serious cleanliness issues. The mirrors especially will get destroyed instantly by heat if there is any dirt on them when they are flash
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by doikor 5y ago
If you watch his UK shows basically it boils down to if you call yourself a professional chef he expect you to be one. If you are not then he will get angry. But on many occasions you see someone in the kitchen that just straight up say the
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While ammonium nitrate itself does not contain any CO2 producing it does release it as our energy system is not carbon free (yet). https://www.fertilizerseurope.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01... Also you need
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by doikor 5y ago
But to a large extent the CO2 burped by cows comes from the sequestered carbon from deep underground in the form of fertilisers used to grow the food we feed to the cows.
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After the 2011 earthquake they came to the conclusion that for some hard to source parts you have to keep a big stockpile. Basically if a part can only be produced by one or two parties there is too much risk of that source going away and d
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by doikor 5y ago
$200 tax is quite crazy though. You can get a cheap suppressor for that (or less). So the "tax" is literally doubling the actual price of a suppressor in the worst case.
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> My understanding is that acquiring a silencer in Europe isn’t much harder than acquiring a firearm (obviously country dependent). True. You don't need any special permits for suppressors at all here in Finland as long as you got a
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> You need to take a ferry to reach Finland regardless of which route you pick. Well technically not on the Sweden route but it would be crazy to drive the extra to go all the way north to Tornio and then drive back south to Helsinki ins
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by doikor 5y ago
Depends on the time period and how rich/sell equipped the fighters were. Basically just before guns became popular armor was so good that sword fights usually turned into wrestling followed trying to stick a small knife into some small
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by doikor 5y ago
With the amount of physical assets and business Amazon has in the EU it will be easy to enforce the collection. The other option is to confiscate the warehouses and data centers and sell those to pay the fine. Also I’m not sure how Luxembou
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by doikor 5y ago
Not they are not. They are public records in most. Luxembourg is one of the few exceptions. They might not be available online but can be ordered from the court clerk (which is the case here in Finland for example) but the 2 largest EU coun
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by doikor 5y ago
Not sure what the actual number is but they did report 50% growth for last quarter https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Investor/earnings/FY-21-Q3/p... > Server products and cloud services revenue increase
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> Only difference is they fund their country via the oil fund not some monarch kleptocracy family. This is not the case though. The government for the first time ever withdrew funds from the fund in 2016 while the fund has been around si
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There are drought resistant crop varieties (both GMO and non GMO kind). Problem is that the drought resistant ones usually have lower yield and farmers in general prefer prefer higher yield kind. The GMO ones usually manage to keep the yiel
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While not modern MMA the Gracie brothers were doing their vale tudo fights before Bruce Lee was born. Though obviously they were mostly using the techniques that today is called BJJ the fights themselves had almost no rules. This also meant
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by doikor 5y ago
I don’t think there is any whataboutism or desperation in asking where one puts the line. Effectively you are asking to punish one group of people based on their ancestry so having some idea where it stops would be nice. > The poor place
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Problem with this logic is where does it end. Should modern day Italians pay for what Rome did? Turks for Ottomans? Mongols for Genghis Khan and his children’s empire? The Danish/Norwegian Vikings for taking over large parts of the Bri
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> who appoints the prime minister? the parliament as a whole appoint the prime minister? does the king get to, but is compelled to appoint whoever the speaker nominates? does wikipedia mean "appoint" when it says "nominate
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This why here in Finland a lot of rural roads are being converted back to dirt. Basically keep the asphalt for as long as it can be with cheap repairs and once it needs to be redone just rip it off and put some gravel. Maintenance for these

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