mschild

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by mschild 2y ago
This will depend on the country as well, but most have pretty long probation periods. For Germany for example, it's quite common for office jobs to have 6 months during which point you can "fire" employees with 2 week notice.
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by mschild 2y ago
How would firing them differ wether they are wfh or in the office?
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by mschild 3y ago
That's what generally referred to as a Third Place. Place One and Two being home and work. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place
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by mschild 3y ago
Change it to what though? On the one hand, I think Schufa is collecting a lot of unnecessary data that they should'nt have access to. For example, when I bought a pre-paid SIM card in Germany the provider did a Schufa check. No idea wh
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by mschild 3y ago
There are 3 other companies in Germany that offer the same service. Schufa is the most well-known one but far from a monopoly. That said, I agree with you. It needs to go.
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by mschild 3y ago
I generally agree but on mobile, Porsche.com is surprisingly nice to use.
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by mschild 3y ago
Not all of them. https://electrek.co/2022/11/16/wind-turbines-made-entirely-o...
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by mschild 3y ago
More clicks. Tesla is an American company and has an actual ongoing strike. Spotify is Swedish and there is currently no ongoing strike. If you look for articles in Swedish, you'll see plenty.
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by mschild 3y ago
Depends on region and variety. Tomatoes on the same plant also don't ripen on the same day.
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by mschild 3y ago
Oh this is specifically for game streaming! Might be nice to stream to the living room tv setup. Do you have any experience with it? Any major bugs or issues?
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by mschild 3y ago
The 3rd of August probably becomes 216 so just add 1
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by mschild 3y ago
Yup. For reference: https://www.epochconverter.com/days/2023
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by mschild 3y ago
In Germany, and maybe other countries as well, the tomato cans have a 3 digit number printed on the bottom of the can. 220 for example. That's the canning date. The good ones, read Italian ones, usually also include a 2 letter code, li
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by mschild 3y ago
You can observe this effect today in Spain already. The region around Almeria is covered by greenhouses that use white plastic sheets to protect their crops. The region has effectively cooled by 0.3 degrees whereas other areas have increase
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by mschild 3y ago
I think white shingles for the roof would probably be even more effective. IIRC, a lot homes in hotter climates have started using them. Adding bifacial solar panels is probably a fantastic combination as well.
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by mschild 3y ago
Nope. My math was off. You're correct.
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by mschild 3y ago
No. That's about 0.006% of their yearly revenue. To put that into perspective, if you earn 100k salary, that'd be 600 bucks.
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by mschild 3y ago
I do too, but I doubt it. They have shown plenty of times theyll fight it as much as they can.
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by mschild 3y ago
Also not allowed. Consent must be freely given “Freely given” consent essentially means you have not cornered the data subject into agreeing to you using their data. For one thing, that means you cannot require consent to data processing as
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by mschild 3y ago
Excellent decision. But with most things GDPR, enforcement is key. I doubt any other website will actually change their behavior because of this. There's a single website that I have encountered that publicly respects Do Not Track: Gei
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by mschild 3y ago
If you're looking for one to buy, or any other version for that matter, rpilocator is pretty good. https://rpilocator.com/
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by mschild 3y ago
Yes, not being small fines is the whole point. If this was a 5 Million Euro fine, TikTok wouldn't care at all and factor it into their cost of doing business. Large companies have repeatedly shown that they don't care about small
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by mschild 3y ago
What would you propose? TikTok is a massive corporation. They were either negligent or purposefully broke the law.
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by mschild 3y ago
GDPR doesn't go far enough and I think courts need to hand out significantly more fines. Yes, that fine is a lot. It's supposed to be high. That's the only way that fines work. If it doesn't hurt a company's bottom
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by mschild 3y ago
None? It takes me not even a second to decide what bin to put it into. Compost goes to a compost facility that generates methane from it and then sells the excess as fertilizer. Plastics get recycled. Reusable glass bottles get cleaned and
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by mschild 3y ago
Goes into a big outside bin that get emptied from the trash company.
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by mschild 3y ago
I'd say give using none at all try if it works within your location. We haven't bought any trash bags in close to 4 years. We split our garbage into compost, recycling, paper, glass, and others.
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by mschild 3y ago
I agree, but what that freedom in reality often means, at least from what I've seen, is a patchwork of dozen libraries and dependencies that make large scale projects more complex than they need to be. That's not the fault of Reac
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by mschild 3y ago
That's fair and I'm not suggesting it's perfect. Even used EVs are expensive but it no surprise given the initial cost. Originally, that car sold for around 40k. That's a ~50% drop in 2 years and that car wasn't an
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by mschild 3y ago
Unfortunately, no they're not. Anker owns Eufy and they had some massive issues. https://www.digitaltrends.com/home/anker-admit-eufy-security...

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