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by pintxo 7y ago
Having just read [1], I‘d say the nation state is maybe not the right level of observation/reasoning in the middle east. [1] Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Tell You Everything You Need To Know About Global Politics
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by pintxo 7y ago
> What is stopping any airline from simply opening fully owned subsidiaries in every country they want to fly from/to? Historically countries would have their own airlines (more or less state owned) and thus the regulatory framework
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by pintxo 7y ago
Thanks, looks like a great solution.
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by pintxo 7y ago
> Its probably the hardest way to make money in the world Just no. Certainly it's not easy. But the hardest? I'd say there is a long list of occupations which most people would consider harder on various dimensions.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Completely with you. I used to wear a vivosmart® HR+ [1] next to my mechanical. With the vivosmart rotatet 180° to wear on the inside of the arm, it was an acceptable look. But I was not happy with garmins privacy policy, so I stopped weari
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by pintxo 7y ago
> Our results further indicate that the GDPR’s principles of data protection by default and purposed-based consent would require websites to use consent notices that would actually lead to less than 0.1% of users actively consenting to t
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by pintxo 7y ago
Others [1] still seem to use this technique. [1] https://www.faz.net/aktuell/feuilleton/debatten/klagenfurter...
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by pintxo 7y ago
The state sets the regulatory framework. Would not be unreasonable to expect fracking to be largely prohibited due to its ecological impact.
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by pintxo 7y ago
To illustrate the point: https://youtu.be/e21ZjwZGjiQ
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by pintxo 7y ago
> Gas, electric heat, water and sewage were were maintained to the building all during the move. The 600 workers entered and left the traveling structure using a sheltered passageway that moved with the building. Sounds like a risky unde
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by pintxo 7y ago
"Le Crobag" to me seems to be a standard backery + a lot of sugar coating (like actual sugar). Which is probably a well received offering considering they target near exclusively travelers, so people under stress, in need of a qui
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by pintxo 7y ago
They did in fact use a Caesar cipher [1], a quick calculation on letter frequencies gave a strong hint. The rest was looking up the shift value and coding a js bookmarklet [2] to "decrypt" the text. It had some issues with certain
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by pintxo 7y ago
Not sure I am looking forward to experience a blue screen like, in my brain.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Maybe it would be easier to test the teachers than the students then?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Sorry, bad google foo on my part.
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by pintxo 7y ago
This [1] seems to be the report including photos you are talking about. Not sure which image you linked here. Totally different story. [1] https://insideevs.com/news/328403/bmw-i3-vs-cadillac-cts-imp...
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by pintxo 7y ago
I never saw it as „the military“ being more prone. But rather the general public. As in a voluntary military, they (their families) are likely not involved with the military personally. While having the draft ensures most everyone will be -
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by pintxo 7y ago
Wasn’t the last president who has served bush senior? This would mean it‘s rather common in some circles.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Then Malaysia (or some people there) is not in the business of buying plastics, but in the business of selling a cheap solution to get rid of plastics. They are not buyers, but sellers.
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by pintxo 7y ago
It should be understood that rule 2) means neither the US nor the EU are a "real democracy". US fails due to the electoral vote issue. And the EU on the fact that smaller countries have a more representatives/citizen in the E
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by pintxo 7y ago
How many non-democratic systems have you seen, which upheld this and the other principles GP referred to?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Hansa was sunk during WW2, I would not compare this to anything happening 1987.
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by pintxo 7y ago
If you are interested in like etc counts, you need some components retrieving this information from the social network.
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by pintxo 7y ago
> The U.S. government controls the export of some civilian receivers. All GPS receivers capable of functioning above 18 km (59,000 ft) above sea level and 515 m/s (1,000 kn; 2,000 km/h; 1,000 mph), or designed or modified for u
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by pintxo 7y ago
Also, we have largely increased the average space per person. So even if people move into cities with higher densities, this might be largely compensated by larger living spaces per person everywhere else (including the City).
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by pintxo 7y ago
Well, if you are so focused on outside force. Weather (and climate) could easily be seen as such a force having an effect on all of nature.
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by pintxo 7y ago
This sounds too easy: do not use Siri in the first place?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Walking through the sea at low tide is quite common on the German North Sea. One can actually walk between some of the islands. A guide is recommended though. It‘s not healthy to be caught by the flood way off land.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Germany has 5, 10, 15 and 20 year mortgages as the „default“. With the longer ones having a legal exit option (only for the Customer) at the 10 year mark. So in case the interest goes down, you can always refinance after 10 years. Independe
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by pintxo 7y ago
Fixed rates are the default in Germany. You would have a hard time trying to find a bank offering a variable rate to a normal customer. They have them, but they are surely not standard and fortunately not offered aggressively. I am unaware

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