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by kazen44 8y ago
London might be doing great, but the rest of the UK has been left behind decades ago..
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by kazen44 8y ago
this already existed before the euro. It was called the ECU[1] 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Currency_Unit
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, the EU has a common defence clause aswell, so all EU member states are practically under the same defence umberella, even if they aren't into NATO.
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by kazen44 8y ago
allowed for unproppeled growth across europe? The internal market is a massive advantage. Also, throwing it weight around on the geopolitical stage has been proven more then useful for european nations, compared to getting picked off by eit
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by kazen44 8y ago
Fire hazards are not a good enough reason to not have kitchens? US college students are adults right? Why would they not have any acces to a kitchen because of a possible fire hazard. In terms of 'bad actors' ruining a kitchen, th
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by kazen44 8y ago
the fact that american college dorms do not have kitchen is something i find absolutely idiotic. Why are there no shared kitchens? Most dorm-like university buildings i have seen in my country have shared kitchens for a couple of rooms or a
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by kazen44 8y ago
iron is far more abundant though.
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by kazen44 8y ago
how would the UN use violence? it's not what the UN is for? the UN is basically a meeting room for world leaders to do diplomacy, otherwise we would end up with far more not needed conflict thanks to the severing of diplomatic relation
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by kazen44 8y ago
what about a no return policy? I was able to return anker products just fine. (i might add im not in the US though)
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by kazen44 8y ago
maybe you got "old" stock? it's not uncommon for products like this to sit in a warehouse for over a year. Anker has been fine in terms of quality in my opinion, never had an issue with any of their products. Although i must
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by kazen44 8y ago
to name a few others: standardization of pallet sizes classification of fruits and vegetables in classes so they can be more easily traded between member states.] standardization of higher education between member states, so education is ac
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by kazen44 8y ago
> I read that there was some kind of grace period involving GDPR penalties. the grace period started two years ago until may 2018... people seem to forget that the GDPR was technically already a law in 2016, it was just not enforced.
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by kazen44 8y ago
If you are actually interested in learning more about networking, i cannot recommend starting your own homelab enough. networking seems to be a hit or miss for people, some people find it very logical and "easy" while others seem
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by kazen44 8y ago
the seperation of whatsapp and facebook has recently been up to debate. Mainly for apperently breaching terms of the acquisition. Whatsapp is so universal it should really be either a federated system or a public utility.
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, mosts of microsofts enterprise products are of quite good quality. especially active directory. Not to mention the insane, massive momentum microsoft has in terms of MSP's/Partners..
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by kazen44 8y ago
the issue with old housing in the end is simply heat isolation. Old houses leak away alot of heat (especially if deep cracks are present in the brick and mortar, which is very expensive to fix). Which in term will mean you pay a significant
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by kazen44 8y ago
as do many european cities, especially outside of the city center. Things like this are not uncommon: [0] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/Modzelew... [1] https://www.bijlme
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by kazen44 8y ago
This reminds me of the plattenbau used in east germany. Where they had huge concrete buildings (although with a communal garden).
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by kazen44 8y ago
is this actually true though? Most older long-lasting buildings seem to either be build for industrial/economic use or are goverment/public project kind of works. Also, most normal housing was of dubious quality all throughout his
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by kazen44 8y ago
there are some quite good competitors to amazon in many european countries, especially in regards to fullfillment. Amazon in europe also is not the cheapest (by a far margin). Bol.com/Conrad come to mind for instance.
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by kazen44 8y ago
there is a "beta" version available for linux. This version seem to work perfectly fine on my fedora machine so far.
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by kazen44 8y ago
In this case, its a market of ~25million vs a market of nearly ~500 million people.. easy choice to make.
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by kazen44 8y ago
i wonder if this would affect other, non autstralian mail providers (protonmail for instance).
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by kazen44 8y ago
you seem to vastly underestimate how impossible "moving somewhere away from the shore" would be for the majority of the world's population. For instance, my country would be over 50% flooded with a 2 meter searise. also, coun
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by kazen44 8y ago
also, the riots in france (and other european nations aswell by now) is mostly about the fact that the economy is doing great, but wages and funding of the social safety net have not been increased. People are mainly angry because after a d
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by kazen44 8y ago
from a non US perspective, lets say "cruel bussiness culture" is usually associated with american companies. The main thing that seems to foster suchs an enviroment is the lack of worker represenation in US companies. concepts lik
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by kazen44 8y ago
Didn't the fact that is not a UK citizen also basically safe him from being dragged to Parliament by the police? Im pretty sure, if you are an UK citizen and they summon you, they will eventually just grab you and put yourself in front
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by kazen44 8y ago
they cannot misuse their legal powers, as parliament is Sovereign in the UK. Facebook took the risk by not complying with the wishes of a sovreign state, and that state then takes legal action against facebook. facebook arrogance in this ma
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by kazen44 8y ago
ovh and hertzner are also vastly undercutting amazon in the EU. Amazon is crazy expensive. especially if you consider the far lower labour costs in most of the EU.
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by kazen44 8y ago
in ethernet's case, having another connector would be useless because all the other devices still use good old rj45. RJ45 connectors are in terms of their size, already not that large considering the size of the cable they deal with. (

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