personomas

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by personomas 3y ago
Who is the plaintiff then? I can't find it, and why would they then sue in the first place?
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by personomas 3y ago
No, even worse, it means the EU has some sort of leverage on it or control over the company or entity.
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by personomas 3y ago
> Your post read as if the normal Mint edition is directly based on Debian and therefore not affected by Ubuntu policies, which isn't the case. Ok, good addition
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by personomas 3y ago
Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu which is based on Debian. Also, Linux Mint offers a "Debian Edition": https://linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php
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by personomas 3y ago
I would say the four best Linux distros for Programmers (not for servers but personal use / business use) in no particular order: - Linux Mint (which is based off Debian) - Debian - Fedora - Gentoo Thoughts? Ubuntu since a while would
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by personomas 3y ago
Can you explain how better? A link to an example maybe
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by personomas 3y ago
> However, government attempts to spur business to invest in bad ideas distort existing markets, they lead to potentially productive investment being channeled into unproductive ends. > Europe has incredible potential, considering its
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by personomas 3y ago
Sounds about right here in Europe. At least they have something to show for it this time, I guess? I mean, assuming they created the quantum computer with the EU funds.
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by personomas 3y ago
Totally insanity.
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by personomas 3y ago
Well, the idea of spending more, is working more, which the latter is reflected by GDP. If the government spends more, it should cause more work, which should lead to higher GDP. This is one simple way to look at it. If the government is sp
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by personomas 3y ago
Just do it yourself man, it's not that hard. Use your past ones as an example. I've been doing mine for 7 years (I live in Germany)
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by personomas 3y ago
The EU governments (Germany, France, etc.) has become so extremely authoritative, that this truly might be true.
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by personomas 3y ago
No it doesn't. What it definitely could mean with democrats in power is the USA becoming just as insane as Europe thinking the big corporations are the "bad guys" and we have to "drill" them. It's a Western pro
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by personomas 3y ago
No, you're completely ignoring the facts that @refurb is stating. The US govt is also extremely inefficient, true, but taxes in the US are far less than in Europe, on average.
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by personomas 3y ago
That's based on our life habits, not on health care. That's crazy talk.
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by personomas 3y ago
The point is that you can't draw conclusions of quality of health care simply based of one statistic. There so many other reasons to cause difference in life expectancy. > The US left expectancy has also been going down even after t
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by personomas 3y ago
Exactly, very well answered. UK might be higher now that they recently (this year) raised their corporate tax rate by 7%! And certainly this doesn't include the inflation tax either. Governments spend like crazy. No wonder we're n
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by personomas 3y ago
> And if you think America doctors are not rushed and often misdiagnose stuff then you’ve probably not been to an American medical facility in quite some time. Oh, trust me, I'm sure they are, but it's even worse in Europe. &gt
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by personomas 3y ago
It's a minor difference (3 years), there are a lot of other reasons that can contribute to difference in life expectancy than health care. Europe is very much, you know, don't do anything, sit at a home all days. Americans are mor
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by personomas 3y ago
Yeah, but at least you can get quality health care in America. That hardly exists in Europe. Free "health" care to shit doesn't do much good. I have hard to seeing why you think you're worthy of incurring unending health
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by personomas 3y ago
Germany has property tax.
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by personomas 3y ago
Total disagree. See my comment up above (1). Health care is horrible in the EU. At least in America you can choose to go bankrupt in exchange for quality health care treatment. In the EU, if you ever even get Doctor time, it's always r
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by personomas 3y ago
EU health care is horrible - absolutely horrendous. It's very difficult for a young, working individual to get quality health care in a reasonable time - actually, almost impossible. I would definitely rather take the US health care si
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by personomas 3y ago
Taxes are far higher in Europe than in America. The additional "Social" benefits in my opinion are trivial in comparison with the differences in taxes. Progressive income taxes increase at a far higher rate in Europe. Plus Europe
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by personomas 3y ago
Of course, the system is abused, business costs are used for selfish human purposes by the controllers, but this is a super super minor issue in the global scheme of business. The advantages of taxes businesses have to outweigh the costs, a
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by personomas 3y ago
I'm not talking about big tech, I'm talking about all businesses/corporations (except for obvious sex/drug/alcohol businesses). Businesses and corporations are always predetermined with a purpose, that purpose is al
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by personomas 3y ago
I don't think I'm being aggressive. I think you should be less presumptuous. It's hard to imagine that his data is so important, that he's so wanted, that people care about his so much, that GDPR will make any difference
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by personomas 3y ago
It's definitely not the status quo. But you know, the world is in a shitty position (war, climate crisis, ecological disasters, etc), so maybe the status quo is to be blamed after all and look - that we do need change.
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by personomas 3y ago
> Are you saying that you liked how Facebook and Google could cross-site track every single (logged-in or not) European and use that for targeted ads as well as share it with the NSA? Yeah, a couple small good things in GDPR doesn't
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by personomas 3y ago
You're crazy. Meanwhile our economies are literally beginning to shrink, our enemies are becoming stronger than us then going to war against us (Russia, Azerbaijan, Serbia, China, North Korea) and the world is on fire. But I am so happ

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