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by rcbdev 2y ago
You are insane if you think the U.S. couldn't get you out of the politically, economically and militarily small Serbia or Pridnestrovia. The only place where you'd stand a serious chance is Russia, if there's political backin
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Issuing a passport by the Austrian State Printing House costs 60€. Show me a phone with decent battery life that has comparable costs.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Before tax...
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by rcbdev 2y ago
They'd have to adopt transparent pricing across the union.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
The quality of life, in times of peace, does seem comparable to that of rural U.S.. Adding to that, U.S. households are orders of magnitude more personally indebted than Russia. I don't buy the "wealth" argument. A nation&#x2
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Sue them for environmental damage via their energy contracts and request this information under the Aarhus Convention, which your country is a signatory to. In case your electricity is run by the government you might also have Freedom of In
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by rcbdev 2y ago
This is a registered European association using fee-less European payment standards to fund a lawsuit entirely in Europe involving only European parties. Do you see the rest of the world complaining when no-one can send free uncomplicated t
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by rcbdev 2y ago
The UK is the huge exception here. Only other place even remotely close in simplicity are the Baltics.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
I one hundred percent agree with you - he's dangerously wrong on some things, sometimes seemingly intentionally.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
The AKH (Vienna General Hospital) was orders of magnitude more expensive than the Nya Karolinska. It cost 43 billion Schilling to build in the 70s, amounting to roughly 5.8 billion euros today.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
> Abusing the trust of your customers Yes. I also always let my customers sign off when I change the libraries I use. Completely sane approach.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
In the city center of Vienna rent for my three room apartment is 600 bucks. When I used to live in the U.S. I earned more for sure, but the quality of life and cost of living was such crap in comparison that it could never make it worth it.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Absolute nonsense. Even a few months difference in when children get sucked into the YouTube vortex means they have totally different understandings of creators, their content and the contemporary dramatics. YouTube content, thanks to its s
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Austria-Hungary was as much a proto-EU as Yugoslavia. Make of that what you will.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Just because most stuff is botspam, that doesn't mean it's not worth it for the occasional Snowden or Panama Papers - those would have been next to impossible to safely execute without Tor.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Another one of many things where EU citizens are blessed with more freedom than Americans. Who knew?
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by rcbdev 2y ago
> The Snowden stuff is extraordinarily excerpted to that which a contractor (Snowden) was seeing I highly recommend you read his autobiography. The typical Beltway career in IT is getting clearance and then coming in as a contractor, the
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Maybe faking most of the data to join the Eurozone is not such a good idea then, Greece. So is also not kicking them out the second the swindle is realized, EU. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/23/world&#x2
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Dodging taxes is not a valid reason to renounce citizenship in the US of A and having renounced citizenship for of "tax reasons" is a question on the standard ESTA form. If you check "yes", you can't enter the US. S
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by rcbdev 2y ago
In Europa this is called the "social partnership".
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by rcbdev 2y ago
I assume they are referring to "Dialectical Behaviour Therapy" (dbt). At least, that's what ChatGPT tells me.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
This doesn't sound like something a rational, financially-savvy person would write - instead, it sounds like the opinion of someone who is easily manipulated by a few sales-driven anecdotes. The comment just sounds like a shabby advert
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by rcbdev 2y ago
OS / driver development needs to be done on bare metal sometimes.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Most people from Western Europe couldn't afford to just go to London like that and waste time and money in this way. I am much more curious about the state of these people's company's financials than anything else. Also, elab
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by rcbdev 2y ago
This. Most money is spent in manipulating English media. Only fractions for other languages. It makes a difference.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
I'd argue some pants-on-head stupid declinations and arbitrary genders for every noun is a much more compelling reason to learn a language early than orthography. English is probably one of the dead simplest languages of use to learn l
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by rcbdev 2y ago
> I'm an EU person. No skin in this game. You, my friend, are an Ostrich. I'm an EU person. Lots of Ukranian and Russian skin in this game.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
Everything is listed in €/kg or €/L on the price label almost everywhere I've ever been. Only notable exceptions that come to mind would be the UK and US.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
That sounds dystopian.
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by rcbdev 2y ago
SWE pays bad everywhere compared to the US.

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