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by markus92 3y ago
Absolutely true for urgent care, but most care isn't urgent. If you need a new hip or cataract surgery, that's very much plannable and if you could save a few thousand by going to a different hospital, definitely something to cons
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by markus92 3y ago
English link: https://noyb.eu/en/pay-or-okay-tech-news-site-heisede-illega...
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by markus92 3y ago
It's not PII so you can just use a cookie.
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by markus92 3y ago
Yeah it is. It basically narrows the spec down a bit. For example, it has some specific classes like the dcat-us AccessRestriction class, but it also mandates the publisher of a catalog (collection of datasets), while vanilla DCAT has it as
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by markus92 3y ago
Apple sells a magic keyboard for the iPad pro which also has a touchpad. The hardware is not the problem.
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by markus92 3y ago
I have the exact opposite experience, downloaded some books to read on a plane but they were gone when I boarded.
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by markus92 3y ago
I’ve entered close to 25 times since submitting a I-130, never had any issues whatsoever, barely even a question from the officer. I even got global entry just fine. Dutch citizen here with wife living in the US. My visits are usually on t
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by markus92 3y ago
Same thing happened to my wife. She called Wayfair customer service, except got a scamming call center that wanted her to install some remote control app on her phone so she could send photos of the broken product. Looking where she got the
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by markus92 3y ago
Ars covers a specific type of e-bike, not the average commuter bike. If I look around the bike parking lot here, I see one VanMoof and few dozen bikes from various brands using Bosch or Bafang mid-motors. No app for those except for the dea
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by markus92 3y ago
Ticketmaster advertises the full price upfront in The Netherlands, no hidden fees that show up later.
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by markus92 3y ago
In theory yes, in practice many journals are only interested in work with a clear novelty factor.
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by markus92 3y ago
Garmins
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by markus92 3y ago
> Making carbon emission expensive you say? Lobbyists have historically stopped that one, so we're back to an issue of political will. EU is doing it, with CBAM. Basically internally trading emissions and taxing carbon at the borde
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by markus92 3y ago
Yup. I have an EU version, the heating element draws exactly 1000W during the pressurization cycle. It takes pretty much the same time to pressurize as the US version does.
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by markus92 3y ago
Major US airports have this too for boarding international flights.
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by markus92 3y ago
Note: OP posted about the GSK vaccine, not the Moderna one.
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by markus92 3y ago
Of course I have, but not a whole lot. 6 weeks a year builds up over five years.
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by markus92 3y ago
Very recently, January this year it worked for the first time in an average neighborhood AH for me. Funny note: Aldi accepts everything, even AMEX.
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by markus92 3y ago
It's not uncommon but a few major retailers like Walmart, Kroger, Home Depot and Lowe's for example don't accept it. It's also not too common in hospitality (they take your card to the cash register, instead of bringing
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by markus92 3y ago
American credit cards work just fine with OV Pay for both NS and regional public transport (tried it with a Chase Visa card). Side note: Albert Heijn also finally started accepting them, so credit cards are now accepted at almsot all mercha
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by markus92 3y ago
Yup. Changing jobs and I’m expecting to get 400 accrued hours paid out from my previous job.
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by markus92 3y ago
Double yellow on the road in the UK? You got jokes my friend.
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by markus92 4y ago
That's not just Brussels, cheese really does show up as C4 on the x-rays!
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by markus92 4y ago
This is definitely the the worst case, but in how many places is coal the only thing on the grid? If I look a bit randomly at electricity maps there's barely any place left where it's just coal on the grid.
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by markus92 4y ago
I've never worked somewhere where the Microsoft suite was NOT used. It's always called a Teams meeting even, not even videoconference or Zoom call.
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by markus92 4y ago
130 AUD for a week is considered reasonable?? For travel insurance even?
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by markus92 4y ago
Language, for one. Legally it might be one market but having to translate your service in well over two-dozen languages is a bit of an entry barrier.
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by markus92 4y ago
Same boat, following!
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by markus92 4y ago
The bricking turned out to be one third-party dock that broke the standard and put 12V on a data line. Wasn’t as big as it seemed to be.
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by markus92 4y ago
The charging part is mandated though, the EU law mandates USB-PD support.

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