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the-dude
3y ago
We had this in The Netherlands up to 1987 for artists only : the state ended up with a humongous collection of bad/mediocre art, which was eventually sold off through eBay(!) https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beeldende
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the-dude
3y ago
Einstein, bomb, 1939 : https://www.osti.gov/opennet/manhattan-project-history/Event...
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the-dude
3y ago
That is actually acknowledging responsibility. Much more often I see : Oops, something went wrong
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the-dude
3y ago
Not a gamer, so pardon my ignorance. Does it always rain in the game? How depressing.
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the-dude
3y ago
I recall the color green being trademarked by the Dutch Telecom ( KPN ), only in combination with telecom though. Domain typosquat + brand color/style imitation : IANAL, but it sounds clear cut to me.
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Boeing assessing Lockbit hacking gang threat of sensitive data leak
(reuters.com)
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the-dude
3y ago
Two pieces of advice : - Never take the stand yourself - Never use RED for hyperlinks
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3y ago
Commoditize one's complement?
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Amazon Rainforest Is Much Younger Than Commonly Believed
(scientificamerican.com)
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3y ago
I never claimed that.
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the-dude
3y ago
Police is definitely bound to the law, like the right you are referring to. This doesn't mean everything has to be true : an example from an earlier comment of mine is lying about which evidence they actually have. edit: https:/&
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the-dude
3y ago
Not a Swede, but I wouldn't be surprised if the police is allowed to lie about for example which evidence they have. The sentence you refer to seems to refer to 'pressurization'.
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3y ago
I believe in The Netherlands it is the same. I always assumed it to be universal.
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Booking.com customers targeted by scam 'confirmation' emails
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Through multiple sources, SiFive has instigated a large number of layoffs. Numbers vary, from 100 to 300+, but multiple sources confirm that most of the engineering team, especially the physical design engineers, sales, and product team.
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3y ago
I can hardly imagine the people who are depicted would have consented were they still alive ... tasteless indeed.
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3y ago
This is a little thin.
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3y ago
What have other continents offered in the same last 5 years?
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3y ago
As a native Groninger I can confirm. Try to approach traffic as a dance.
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3y ago
This is a peculiar marketing strategy. This 'news' has been pushed about every month in the last ~6 months, and even before in 2021 there have been similar 'stories'. But there is no battery. But they are near. Here is o
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the-dude
3y ago
From a Dutch source ( https://www.nu.nl/economie/6286473/nederland-nummer-een-bij-... ) : Between 100 and 180 billion USD profits are laundered yearly through The Netherlands to evade paying taxes on them.
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Global Tax Evasion Report 2024
(taxobservatory.eu)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Strange, in other news today, The Netherlands is listed as the number one choice for corporations to evade taxes on profits.
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Taiwan's Foxconn faces China tax probe, seen as politically motivated -sources
(reuters.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
We have The Woz on video with solder in his mouth and he is pretty old. This is just fear mongering BS.
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Ogre 14.1
(ogre3d.org)
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OGRE – Open Source 3D Grahics Engine
(ogre3d.org)
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3y ago
Ah, oh. I suppose you are right. I just pulled that one out of zhe Google because I remember having a dual socket P4 motherboard, with just one CPU fitted though. This was in 2001, maybe I am misremembering and it was P3?
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3y ago
Sure they did, the AsRock P4 Combo for example ( didn't find any in laptop form-factor though ).
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So I wonder : do they take any amount? Say like $20 or $100? The article doesn't say ( I think ).
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