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by simbolit 3y ago
>you never see that kind of salary in germany Here is the Glassdoor page for "software manager" in Germany: https://www.glassdoor.de/Gehälter/software-manager-gehalt-SR... As you can easily see, the job pa
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by simbolit 3y ago
I think if this is the biggest problem you have at your job, you are fine.
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by simbolit 3y ago
If you are referring to coal, the answer isn't regulation, it's ending burning it completely.
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by simbolit 3y ago
So rich people should move to Poland, poor people to Germany? (offer valid for eu citizens only, terms and conditions may apply.)
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by simbolit 3y ago
> legalized rape was never a widespread and accepted custom Now, - having abandoned the ipn concept - you are getting too broad with your claims. very few legal systems allowed for the prosecution of rape within marriage before the 1970s
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by simbolit 3y ago
The eu-wide GDP ranks are (from the bottom): * Albania * Bulgaria * Romania * Croatia * Hungary * Poland <<< * Greece * Latvia * .... So, while all of these are 'upper-middle income', relative to other EU countries, Polan
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by simbolit 3y ago
(1) you initially seemed like the above-mentioned "contemporary authors", and I wanted to push back on the (suspected) inverse misconception. (2) the very idea of ipn is a wrong framing. The proper name for non-consensual sex is r
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by simbolit 3y ago
> they don't have billions in pocket change they don't know how to spend otherwise your parent comment's example is literally Google, world-class experts at burning money on developers producing a million dead-end products
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by simbolit 3y ago
I think parent comment is being ironic. Not sure tho.
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by simbolit 3y ago
I suspect you are being ironic, but it doesn't come across in your writing. You sound like a run-off-the-mill Laisser-faire market fanatic, un-ironically.
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by simbolit 3y ago
Very true. Tho, we also have to acknowledge that "moving to the other side of the continent, because of jobs and housing" is much more common in the us than in Europe. Edit: My child comments make some very good points which me, l
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by simbolit 3y ago
> does it mean that in 1543 near Zurich this right was still being upheld I don't know. I am just saying: (1) there are rennaissance and early modern authors who want to make us believe this was common and usual and happening widely
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by simbolit 3y ago
There are articles, quite a lot actually, they just aren't prominently featured. https://www.playboy.com/read/cunnilingus-101-what-you-need-t... https://www.playboy.com/read/legend-of-levereti
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by simbolit 3y ago
If that is true, an Apple car is very unlikely.
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by simbolit 3y ago
A nuclear power plant is the literal last thing I would want looser regulation on.
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by simbolit 3y ago
That is a good reason, but in and of itself, not a sufficient reason. Chocolate has fantastic profit margins. No Apple chocolate. ... mhhhmm, apple chocolate, that sounds yummy. A bit closer to home, fabbing microchips has great profit marg
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by simbolit 3y ago
"There is no documentation" is too strong. There is a document from Maur, Canton Zurich, Switzerland, stating: "...soll der Bräutigam den Meyer in der Hochzeitsnacht bei seiner Frau liegen lassen oder fünf Schillinge und vier
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by simbolit 3y ago
(re1) while ipn wasn't a law, we have to keep in mind, the lord was also the judge. so if your lord raped you, good luck finding justice.
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by simbolit 3y ago
in the individual case, it's ads or blackmail (and because the latter is illegal, Google isn't doing it). in the aggregate, at the population level? very valuable. especially changes over time.
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by simbolit 3y ago
> they're so small in numbers ... will be successful worse, because it's so few people, this is suspicious behavior (in the eye of LEO)
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by simbolit 3y ago
This is why such things should be criminal offenses!
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by simbolit 3y ago
When I am out of town, I sometimes print at copy shops. You'd be amazed what kind of PDFs are left open in Acrobat, just because people are too lazy to close the application. I have seen contracts, bank account statements, residency pe
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by simbolit 3y ago
Why is everyone so sure Apple Car will be a thing?
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by simbolit 3y ago
They didn't shut down, they moved to online-only. A lot of publications have done that. Source: https://www.playboy.com/ is there, alive and well.
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by simbolit 3y ago
Depends on how highly you value your privacy. Ads aren't just annoying visually, they contain little tracker bits spying on you. Long before I had an adblocker, I developed "banner blindness", the real benefit my adblocker gi
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by simbolit 3y ago
Uhhhhh, thanks. That makes a lot of sense!
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by simbolit 3y ago
They say they don't listen for watchwords and only record video on demand. Good. But that means their hypothetical calorie-count example only works if you actively remember "I am eating, I should tell the pin to record my eating&q
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by simbolit 3y ago
I hate that they talk about 8 plot lines, but only show graphics for 5.
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by simbolit 3y ago
Isn't the keyboard connected to the computer via USB? If I have access to the keyboard, I have access to a USB cable plugged into the computer, right? Perhaps I misunderstand something....
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by simbolit 3y ago
That's why you don't do it, but the die-hards do.

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