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by hexbin010 1y ago
Fair enough. It's mostly the 'bigger' long-haul airlines I've seen complaints about. But I can also find anecdata about Ryanair too without much effort: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ryanair/2
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Plenty of frequent flyers are willing to help for free too (I assume a majority of those services take a cut). FlyerTalk, Head For Points forums etc
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Often only if you are prepared to go as far as CEDR/MCOL. European airlines are not forthcoming with that compensation /at all/. They have entire teams, procedures, policies, strategies etc to avoid paying out
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by hexbin010 1y ago
How far have you taken it? Letter-before-action mentioning CEDR/MCOL? (The stage at which European airlines begin to consider stopping their blanket "no" response) Switzerland might have options for small claims court claims
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by hexbin010 1y ago
They've been doing that for years now
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Glad it isn't just me. It's like Jony Ive created a font 'for authors who don't want their text read' Luckily Safari's Reader Mode didn't bug out
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Wow that's...a lot. Are they bugs...or malicious compliance/checkbox implementation?
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Why after all these years is us-east-1 such a SPOF?
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by hexbin010 1y ago
FTA: > Recovery may prove difficult. “It’s unlikely these jewels will ever be seen again,” said Tobias Kormind, managing director of 77 Diamonds. “Professional crews often break down and re-cut large, recognizable stones to evade detecti
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Trust the Brits to list in excruciating detail exactly how the French messed up!
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by hexbin010 1y ago
What's funny is that behind much of the vitriol against Ofcom and the UK Parliament from American citizens is the USA's legal concept of Free Speech. Many Americans believe absolutely in Free Speech – their exact version of it, as
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by hexbin010 1y ago
> Initially this seems like disrespect for another country's sovereignty. Right, it's nothing of the sort. It's a proactive quip to highlight the absolute sovereignty of Parliament. Jennings is emphasising that Parliament
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by hexbin010 1y ago
That hyperbole is about the scale of the US military budget. The UK is nowhere close to the US in terms of its belief in "extraterritorial power". You are taking one instance and wildly just making things up
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Its first and foremost purpose
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by hexbin010 1y ago
Bizarrely you can only select a new adapter during the configuration if you select 24GB RAM or higher Prices are about 65 EUR for a 70W (tested DE + CH) The EU law states they must provide an SKU without an adapter - i.e. they're still