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mijamo
8y ago
That is just wrong. It would d be true if and only if user had a perfect information anf comprehension,and if cost is equivalent.
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mijamo
8y ago
I think you should read about natural rights. The traditional natural righta are life, liberty, and property, which is the opposite of what you describe. And natural rights only exist in an organized society, they are just the limits of wha
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mijamo
8y ago
Many companies fell despite having many smart people working for them. I would say every semi-big company probably has many smart people working for them. That does not prevent them from doing very stupid/bad/evil things, and some
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mijamo
8y ago
In North Korea as well you are free to say what you want, the consequences are just severe as well in some particular areas.
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mijamo
9y ago
Most laws are actually against thing that can lead to bad situation. Speeding is not dangerous in itself, until you actually hit somebody. By your logic there should be no speed limit anywhere but only charges when you hit somebody. The who
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mijamo
9y ago
I disagree strongly. Shocking headings were already common in the 1800s. If anything the quality and diversity has gone up in the last years.
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mijamo
9y ago
Why so big though? I lived in a 25 000 people town in Sweden and did not need a car more than a few week ends per year. There was 5 bus lines for local transport, and long distance busses and trains with quite high frequency. And that'
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9y ago
Then why wasn't the US in the war from the beginning? Did it take 2 years to discover that Hitler was bad?
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mijamo
9y ago
This is not rephrasing, this is changing the question to something completely different and wrong. In addition, not providing any data there or alternative is just misleading. Ex: I would NOT accept increasing the risk by 10 in the next 5 y
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9y ago
But as I said even in those cases the employee needs to be present when the employer accesses private messages, in addition to a union member. So as an employer you cannot just sneak in and check what has been said, it has to be public. Whi
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mijamo
9y ago
That is only according to some law systems though. It does not work like that at all in many European countries. For instance in France the employer cannot read any private conversation (mail/message) of the employee, even when using w
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9y ago
Many channels can be more efficient than digital. When I did advertising for after sale services for cars, the most efficient channels were physical mail, then radio, then specialized magazines, and then digital. Main reason was demographic
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9y ago
Now I wonder if we could fix that by taxing only the difference. And we could call it Value Added Tax!
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mijamo
9y ago
No. France for one does not have a similar system available and lending still works well.
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mijamo
9y ago
Why would you do that? I have no idea of the experience as a non sentient. Maybe it's the same. Maybe better. Maybe worst.
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9y ago
Why would not free be better than free? In Sweden students are even paid.
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mijamo
9y ago
Both are usually needed. This is because many properties of the final product are determined by the local fauna/flora as well. In addition there is the whole question of IP for names of cities/regions. I mean if a place makes effo
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9y ago
Well actually it has been so for a long time. And this is a good thing. There is only one reason why a country pays money to push news in anothet country. French television has been bannef in many African countries several times for the sam
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9y ago
Contrary to popular belief there is no housing shortage in Sweden. There is howere shortage of new cheap housing.
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mijamo
9y ago
Rates in Sweden are adjustable. Recipe for a future desaster and huge pressure on the Central Bank should they move up their rate... As a French living in Sweden,this system seems sooo fucked up but everybody seems to think it's normal
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9y ago
I would certainly disagree with that. The privacy-by-design solutions have their problems at well (ex: speed). It would be better to use them over VPN IF AND ONLY IF their features would be strictly equal. As they are not, one simply calcul
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9y ago
As said, they want to buy when the price is the cheapest. Sometimes if you book a long time in advancr (eg 6 months) they will wait a few months before buying the ticket because their statistics say the ticket is cheapest 2 months before th
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Killing yourself is not easy. There are literally millions of people who have tried repeatedly but the instinct is strong and prevents you from actually doing it. Just go to any psychatric hospital and you will see many people wanting to di
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mijamo
9y ago
Because you can create documents with formulas, save them as CSV and open them again. If it did an import when opening, the operation save A -> load A would result in a different result than the file you had when you clicked saved. or at
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mijamo
9y ago
Disagree. '.' is used for version numbers everywhere, even when it's only 2 components (ex: Wordpress versioning, Django etc.) and it seems pretty clear that 1.11 > 1.2 there. Once the specification is stated clearly as it
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mijamo
9y ago
I use the refresh button in Gmail every day. If I don't, some mails take up to 5 minutes to show up. Not so good when waiting for an automated mail (ex: password reset).
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mijamo
9y ago
One thing missinh here is that dependencies are still published as ES5, sometimes with ESM as an addition. There is no easy way to provide a library with async/await as of today. We would need module:es2017 property in package.json for
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9y ago
The only scandal was against Fillon, the candidate that was much more like traditional establishment. There was no scandal at all among the left side of the spectrum, there just could not agree on anything. Without the scandal, it could hav
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The French pension system is based on redistribution. It is not impacted by interest rate but merely by the proportion of workers vs retired people and the wages of current workers. If anything higher interest rate would indicate higher inf
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9y ago
I am not so familiar with the US law but why wouldn't they? The first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and c
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