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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Vatican for example
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Happened just this year, was informed in a Wednesday, had an interview for my new job on friday and the acceptance the next Wednesday. Overall the total time I didn't know where I was going was about 1 week + the 2 weeks or so it took
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
By that argument you could justify any restriction of peoples freedom. Ultimately if the state chooses to provide such services, then it must accept the costs that come along with it.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
There have been several points in time where the earth was on average 8° higher. Furthermore your claim on "clouds will never form" is plainly wrong, and more likely than not, the opposite of what actually happens in a 8° hotter e
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Actually I used to work for the company that makes it. It changed names some years ago and is now called "Unit4 Business World" Small world
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
I don't need arguments in favor of it, you need arguments against it. The burden should never be on me to justify my freedom, but on you to justify your oppression.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Depends on the place I suppose. In Portugal it was primarily because of religion (many time out of fear that they had secretly kept their Jewish religion, rather than actually converting to christianity). It doesn't really make sense t
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
This looks like a GDPR breach. Does anyone know where i can find the details for the dropbox GDPR representative?
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
It means large companies and organizations will be able to do it, but you won't.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Their need to make a living is not a legitimate excuse to brainwash me. If they cannot find an ethical business model, then they must go out of business.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
That was an utter and complete failure in every sense of the word. And in any case the reasons behind it had nothing to do with a desire for democracy
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
It's a decently common surname
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Why not simply use replication as a measure? Have your studies been replicated? How many other studies have you replicated? Would both help solve the replication crisis, and resolve this problem. Of course then you might have 10 000 studies
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Not only is the study in itself flawed, the data on which it relies on is flawed as well.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Because we had a government owned company with a monopoly that the EU forced us to sell. So now we have a private monopoly instead of a public one.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
I dispute your assumption that the courts need to be able to compel behaviour. At best they need to be able to compel inaction, but they should never be able to compel action
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Humans have existed for hundreds of thousands of years with no vaccines. Let's not be needlessly fearmongering when it comes to their necessity. In this day and age, given the quality of medical treatment available to most of the popul
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
But you have. It means even if you refuse your passwords elsewhere, only the website that was compromised is compromised.
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Obfuscation(en.wikipedia.org)
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Could not agree more.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
What's a free f-droid alternative?
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Is having too many cats a problem though? Looks more like a bonus to me
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Portugal is generally not connected by train anywhere else. Last I checked we didn't even have more than one or 2 routes to Spain by train, due to different gauges, and spain has different gauges from france. If you want to go from Pa
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
The eu is the biggest meddler in national elections
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Until they stop being.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
The law should be a programming language. The fact that it's not isn't a feature, it's a bug.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Because the best way to tell if someone is being true to their stance, is to see if they apply it to those they hate as they do to those they love.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
This is not a bug, it's a feature.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
If I try to buy a macbook in cash in Portugal, that is illegal. I will be fined for it. Does that mean the euro is not a currency?
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Sure it is, there's plenty of reasons to be skeptical. From concerns regarding their safety (see the quality control issues with Chinese vaccines), to nefarious government intervention (such as unethical medical trials) to concerns abo

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