durnygbur

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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   Most new jeans, jackets, sweaters, chinos, trouses, etc below 50-60 EUR per item look and wear like rags.
2. 392.▲
   by durnygbur 5y ago

   > 1) Tommy Hilfiger and Guess are doing the same and it's obnoxious.
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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   My dream is not paying 100-200 EUR for clothing which cost 1-10 EUR to produce. Don't care about your lifestyle, philosophy, trends, influencers, brand and logo. I want it vulgar - cash for good quality clothes.
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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   That's rather my collective experience. Cannot tell if a certain airline is simultanously having headrest entertainment system and charges extra for the little luggage. I'm certain though that easyjet and ryanair tightened spaces
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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document//E-8-2018-0006...
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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   Heh, the rich always know when to pull out. The poor remain with liabilities.
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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   The infra is already above the clouds. They only need an upgrade.
8. 398.▲
   by durnygbur 5y ago

   Professional Garmin equipment is already orders of magnitude more expensive though.
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   by durnygbur 5y ago

   Schwarz group, the 4th largest retailer on the planet Earth, received public funding for their expansion in eastern Europe. I'm receving Lidl/Kaufland weekly paper leaflets at my doorstep anywhere I live in Germany or Poland, to b
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Many politicians and regulators have ensured cozy obnoxiously paid executive and advisor contracts on this affair. Not counting the 1.9 billions EUR missing, but that's probably already parked somewhere in real estate. It's like P
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Businesses like Lidl+Kaufland, BMW and others are just innocent family businesses. Nothing to look at here, folks.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    I was joking obviously but that would the the answer to the marketing manager.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    I'm truly mindblown because of such a waste of luggage space, of general space, and of electronics. In recent years airlines have started to charge even for the small handbag fitted under the seat, while packing even more obsolete elet
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    I wonder how much pissed off are they on Wirecard, or is it a drop in the ocean for them...
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Youtube interrupted the video with an ad for me exactly at that timestamp, airplanes still need to catch up. So much monetization left on the table. Pilots must be among the most valuable target audience.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    The entertainment electronics are in the headrests so that the kids behind you can regularly hit your headrest for your convenience.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Tinder, Google, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook and other plaftorms can reliably ban an account without knowing the name, surname, birthdate. Just from the broad fingerprint of the device, email, phone number, Wifi SSIDs, location, and other data
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Hey Google if you don't agree to hire me please redirect google.com to google-nohire.com. Otherwise I consider my imaginary contract binding.
19. 409.▲
    by durnygbur 5y ago

    It will be bad and invasive.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Nokia is a shade of past itself. Its telecom software divisions in EU are sweatshops.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Salesforce's initial marketing slogan was "no code". What year it was, 2010?
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    You've got to be in the cartel.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    > hiQ Labs So the recent LinkedIn "data leak" are public profiles scrapped by hiQ from LinkedIn and then "leaked" again from hiQ? or hiQ is selling the data dumps undercover? Either way hard to pity MS and LI, the web
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Chip shortgage, but only on the retail market. Everyone from Lidl and IKEA, through Daimler, to Philips are putting chips in every most trivial device and component.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Even my parents in their 60s living their entire lifes in now post-Communist country have opinion about Trump's (non) reelection. They're not even actively participating in social media - their smartphones are sucking in toxic con
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    It's marketing and sales techniques of these premium brands emphasizing on arrogance, vanity, competitivenes, jealousity. At this point I really don't care because I'm starting to have Pavlov reflexes on seeing their front gr
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Yes they might be the target demographics, now only 40000 of them is needed. Arbeitsamt is printing the letters probably ;)
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    This is a salary in Berlin for an inexperienced bootcamp graduate. For new arrivals the rents in the city have reached at least 1-1.5k EUR per month long time ago.
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    Dude, these are not FAANG dream jobs. Qualified workers will earn gross 3.5k EUR/month, unqualified 2.7k EUR/month [1]. These salaries barely pay the rent in Berlin. Tesla is already trying to search in western Poland apparently u
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    by durnygbur 5y ago

    If this means less Audi/BMW/Mercedes cars blinding me with their headlights and tailing 2m behind me, let them sleep.