hermanzegerman

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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
The Commission consists of the Member States. So obviously they are also voted-in parties since the government of the Member States is democratically elected
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Because they fall for the "Its for protecting the Children" Bullshit
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Many people here seem to have great difficulty with reading comprehension
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
It means they, the EPP, are the driving force behind the current effort.
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
It gave dangerous shitty advice to patients in critical conditions https://www.bmj.com/content/392/bmj.s438
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
No they aren't ChatGPT Health failed hilariously bad at just spotting emergencies. A few weeks ago most of them failed hilariously bad at the question if you should drive or walk to the service station if you want to wash your car
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
The gamified pricing won't be done through the price labels, but through Loyalty Programs, Apps and Coupons.
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Digital Price Tags are standard for like at least 5-10 years now in Europe? At least in France Carrefour is doing it already for a very long time, and in Germany/Austria REWE Group too. To this date they aren't used for dynamic pr
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
They think it sounds too similar to jew. But I don't know why that would be offensive in that context
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Yes it is about playing an instrument Bp;dr: Playing an instrument or singing, gives you more gray matter, memory and executive function, and a slower cognitive decline. Playing multiple instruments doesn't have a benefit
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
I just pointed out that the Swiss model probably doesn't work well on a larger scale, and pointed out why. No need to get angry about this Also those people from the Eastern EU also have the Liberty to migrate there
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Well let's see how good that Swiss Model would work as a big normal state, and not as a small tax haven, smaller than the State of Baden-Württemberg living off those surrounding states (siphoning up wealthy people, who got rich in thos
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Many state AfD Organisations are classified as Right Extremists that want to violate our constitution, that's because they discussed concrete plans of violating constitutional rights of citizens. We already experienced what happens whe
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
They can't take any legal action outside of the US. In most other jurisdiction such Bullshit in the ToS would be void anyway
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Sorry you just make some accusations based on vibes. There are also Corean Cars in the Top 10, which makes sense as the Australian Article also rates them quite good. Do you have any real criticism on their standardized range test?
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
I see more and more Douchebags driving with a Pick-Up in Germany. Those cars doesn't fit at all into Europe, but it is what it is Otherwise it's mainly Pumas and Vans, yeah.
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Are these scammers in the room with us?
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Do you also like Dictators that decide and think for you?
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Still no one wants American Cars outside the US, with the exception of Ford and Tesla
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Well and according to ADAC (German Motorists Association), Tesla isn't even in the Top10 https://www.adac.de/rund-ums-fahrzeug/elektromobilitaet/elek...
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
That I have to wait 24 Hours on my own device to install software?
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
If you have decent social nets you don't need to worry about theft of basic items. If people stealing food is such a big problem, your country is fucked up in a bad way. Here they don't even watch the self checkout, and don't
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Where is the selective enforcement? They also enforce antitrust in other sectors than big tech. You just don't read that much about it in the news
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
The quotas for these products in the trade deal would have been very limited, and the opportunities for our industry far greater. It was a small vocal minority that avoided benefit for the majority
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Why should there be pushback against antitrust measures? It's what keeps markets alive
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Yes the farmers are a very vocal and powerful minority. They get more than 50% of their income from subsidies, are quite well off, but always find a reason to complain. I was thinking more about stuff like "Buy American"-Regulatio
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
But the VAT applies to all goods regardless where they are produced. So that's not a protectionist measure
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
It's not about government but about trade secrets...
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
Multiple Government organisations ditching Microsoft? Including entire German states? My University also migrated to OpenExchange
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by hermanzegerman 7mo ago
They offer self-hosted models for big corporate customers. I would also expect those serious about the security of their data to use that option. So you would never get the usage of those customers

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