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by kmlx 3y ago
https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/data-retention-france-illeg... (18. October 2022) > In a decree made public today, French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne has extended the temporary retention of communications data o
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gore-tex already solved this.
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i don’t get something: why DWR and not proper waterproofing?
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> The reality is people want to live their lives freely, not tied to technology. considering every one and their dog has a phone, the incredible rise of digital payments, more and more time being spent online, more people globally gettin
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everywhere it's the same. the problem is that it makes no sense for a state entity to force a company offer their product via a 3rd party without taking into consideration the myriad of questions that arise.
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> YouTube is a monopoly what? in which country and how? > and it's putting ads in its ad-free subscription i pay for youtube premium. never seen an ad. > Especially when they gained their monopoly status by operating at below-
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> Good lord the greed just never ends does it? GM profit margins have been stable for the past 13 years: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/GM/general-motors/... now look at Tesla's profit
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by kmlx 3y ago
you misread the article. they did: > Automakers see subscriptions as huge new source of income to be tapped, with GM alone hoping to make as much as $25 billion per year just off subscriptions by 2030. and the following quote is from a d
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> Once the Digital Markets Act comes into effect in the EU in a couple of months I'll be installing alternative frontends for YouTube which include SponsorBlock. this is weird. are we sure this is a thing in the EU? because the idea
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> Call it what it is.. they like the control of their in car entertainment systems and they don't want external companies taking that part of the pie. they did call it as it is. it's in the article: > In addition to potentia
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> There hasn't really been any VERIFIED evidence presented to independent media showing that Hamas deliberately killed civilians. there has been numerous verified evidence the terrorists killing civilians including children: https:
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> blockaded from land, sea and air why do you think that is? why is gaza fenced off?
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related, they also launched stock trading in the UK: https://robinhood.com/gb/en/ https://newsroom.aboutrobinhood.com/introducing-robinhood-in... > Introducing Robinhood in the United Kingdom &
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by kmlx 3y ago
i never got any ads on netflix, disney+, prime video or youtube premium.
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does anyone know of any services that do this?
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what i’m reading from these comments: we will do anything, including leaving youtube, but for sure we will not be either watching ads or paying for content.
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> Of course they failed to force the 32 hour workweek did you mean the 40 or 48 hour workweek?
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> Preferably offices get mass converted into housing in some places it’s cheaper to tear down the building than convert. that’s how unrealistic/expensive that idea is.
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> Bucharest, Belgrade, Sofia the problem in eastern europe isn’t violence. it’s cars. the deaths/injuries in those specific countries from car accidents is greater than general deaths/injuries in western countries from any reas
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i think most people never make it past the title.
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valid point, but at the same time people should be free to resign and employers should be free to fire their employees.
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> Yet you think tying people's hands and forcing them into furthering the interests of a foreign business venture's goals at the expense of the locality is okay? i did not write that. my point was that as long as there are laws
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one company i worked for mandated underpowered laptops for frontend engineers and split their wifi so that everyone in that group had poor internet when trying to see/test their own work (the rest of the internet was fast). everyone co
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> The stack (html, js, css, browser functionality) that makes up the web is just not fit for the purpose of rich client applications. you get much better mileage from web pages than rich client apps. one thing i’ve learned and applied ev
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> it's hard to imagine starting remote and then going in person, but I guess that's possible too wasn’t github started remote-only and then went to some in-person?
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Henry Kissinger: a life in pictures Images of the statesman who has died aged 100 https://www.ft.com/content/3223c7b8-1c82-44bd-a69f-fcc38fcde...
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> It's not crazy when you understand the Swedish model the only thing i’m questioning is the idea that the postal company is allowed to not deliver mail. it just looks very wrong to me.
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while this comment is true, not sure what it has to do with the article. from my understanding tesla is actually suing the state because there’s a law saying license plates can only be delivered via post. and the postal workers refuse to de
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> This vacuum we are now in is probably very costly for Tesla i would assume the nordic markets are tiny compared to the RoW. does anyone here have any data on revenue from those markets for tesla?
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the london tube dates from 1863. that explains most issues.

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