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by lagadu 8y ago
While I understand the complaint about google eliminating entire classes of apps, I have to say that I'm finding it extremely difficult to have any sympathy whatsoever for the OP: he's effectively complaining that software require
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by lagadu 8y ago
Legislative power is co-held by the parliament and the council: the parliament is directly elected by the people and the council is elected by the governments that were elected by the people.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Surely you're aware that Switzerland is close to implementing broadly the same law?
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by lagadu 8y ago
I'm curious why you're not making the same demands out of the ones who voted no.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> They did not do that this time Because you decided they didn't? Elections are coming up pretty soon, if they really didn't then the vast majority of them are getting voted out in what will surely be the greatest upheaval in t
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by lagadu 8y ago
Can you share the why of those two tips? I'm not from the US so I have no experience with those but it sounds like you have some interesting stories about it :)
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by lagadu 8y ago
Every non-English speaking one, in my very anecdotal and limited experience. I've never seen it used like that outside the US and sometimes UK. No offense meant but it's usually shown as an example of the "Americans can'
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by lagadu 8y ago
Not for Porsche or Audi.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> Money isn't the problem. Yes it is. Throw enough money at it and you'll have contractors from all around the world flying in to do the work. It's like how tech companies complain that they can't find candidates to f
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by lagadu 8y ago
Should be noted that besides the fine they have to change how they operate in regards to the subject matter (which they always have, as described in the article).
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by lagadu 8y ago
So your old company didn't properly care about how they handled my private data and the law made them care? Should we cry at how the evil EU made them actually have to properly handle my private data? That line alone is a good showcase
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by lagadu 8y ago
That's not Inuit's fault, it's the people's fault who don't elect people who legislate against that. Inuit's operating normally within the legal framework that they're subject to. If you make <doing som
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by lagadu 8y ago
Even if they don't know that in the US they can calculate your regular taxes without those and you would just adjust that in the tax confirmation that they send to you with their calculations. As someone who has never filled in tax in
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by lagadu 8y ago
LSDs are no longer the domain of expensive sports cars though, nowadays they made it all the way to the cheaper cars, like the hyundai i30n and the mk8 fiesta st. It's pretty cool.
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by lagadu 8y ago
The problem is the tendency to fishtail on long, light corners, nothing to do with going up or downhill.
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by lagadu 8y ago
No, it was a buffer overflow in the ECU. It's an interesting read if that's the kind of thing that strikes your fancy :)
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by lagadu 8y ago
Norwegian is technically an EU airline because despite the name they're also headquartered in EU countries. This is so because being EU-based they're free to use all EU airports to base flights out of, which they use to good exten
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by lagadu 8y ago
But we do have data: two airplanes of the exact same model crashed within less than 6 months, sure maybe that's just an outlier and not indicative of poor safety but at this point it falls on them to prove that.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Interesting that you mentioned Australia, who also grounded the plane. Clearly they're in the EU's pocked, right? Despite that Qantas' Boeing fleet is more than twice as numerous as their Airbus fleet.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Those secondary effects are all part of the first point: "lose money".
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by lagadu 8y ago
The FAA rates Ethiopa at category 1 which means they can fly to and from US soil. In other words, this crash could've happened on US soil under the watchful eyes of the FAA.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Except the sysadmin's inability to generate valid signatures for those votes.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> In hindsight I should also have mentioned NoSQL databases and a microservices architecture. That would just be cruel :(
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by lagadu 8y ago
Because for non-zealots something being open-source isn't the one single yardstick for decision making. Something can be useful and worthy of investing and be closed-source.
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by lagadu 8y ago
I think that description is upside down: being sleep deprived during the week causes a large number of problems and sleeping extra on weekends doesn't have benefits, rather it mitigates some of the problems caused by the sleep deprivat
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by lagadu 8y ago
> Spain has a weirdly skewed solar noon anyway... That's because they're mostly in the wrong timezone, they should be on Western European time like the UK and Portugal. Interestingly enough the reason for that is Hitler :)
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by lagadu 8y ago
Not sure about the weight concentration in truffles, but for fresh mushrooms, if my memory doesn't fail me, the weight for a similar psilocybin dosage is about 10:1, so 50g of fresh mushrooms would be the equivalent of 5g of dried ones
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by lagadu 8y ago
Ugh, yet another bullshit website trying to turn people into single-issue voters on an election that's far more complex and wide-reaching than just who bears the responsibility of content filtering. Single-issue voting hurts everyone i
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by lagadu 8y ago
I remember some android phones using intel atom cpus, IIRC made by asus.
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by lagadu 8y ago
I fail to see the issue. Hell my company went further: only their registered devices can even login to access company emails (including via web!) and other services. Not only it protects them, it enforces the work/personal hardware sep

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