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by thesimon 9y ago
>In Germany a Tesla Model S base price is 69.020 €. Hardly the true base price, considering you have to get the "Comfort Package" @ 13k if you want to customize anything or want to get basic stuff like navigation or radio.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>Base price for the Tesla in Germany seems to be about €69k I think it's quite hard to consider 69k€ to be the base price. They placed it at €69k to get subsidies for electric cars, which are only granted up to a sales price of €70k
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by thesimon 9y ago
They say that, but there is really no need. Just send them a letter with your name, DoB and address and request the information. They'll process it just fine, they actually have to because the law doesn't require a passport for id
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by thesimon 9y ago
How do you want to reconstruct it exactly? The SCHUFA scores are only accessible for free once a year, so it would take quite some years to reconstruct them.
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by thesimon 9y ago
Referring to wrong charge categorization due to MCC changes, not multiple charges though.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>There's no other avenue for the rail to collect revenue in that case They already get paid around $9 billion/year, so I guess the government would just pay more.
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by thesimon 9y ago
Not really, the infrastructure is state-owned and separated from the rail companies.
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They seem to be on the other side of the extreme though.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>where you can easily look at past performance and compare Though this is probably not the best metric to use.
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by thesimon 9y ago
Providing minimum wage? Overhead costs? Paid sick leave? Probably pay for health care insurance?
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by thesimon 9y ago
>powers to decide legal cases against their customers Facebook is free to do whatever they want on their platform. There are no legal cases involved.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>It is a decision made to limit your constitutional freedoms Just because your Facebook post is deleted does not mean your constitional right to free speech is limited.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>Unfortunately, there are only fines for failing to delete obviously illegal content This is not the case, there is no fine for failing to delete obviously illegal content.
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by thesimon 9y ago
http://ir.moneygram.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=1046981 $900 million in debt. Assets minus liabilities is around -$184 million.
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by thesimon 9y ago
Test Flight (probably acceptance flight) of A380 for Emirates. Started and landing at Airbus' factory in Hamburg.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>Nowadays EC is mostly dead, though, except for Germany. It's dead in Germany as well. For quite a long time the banks rebranded their scheme as "electronic cash" and reused the logo. But a few years back they changed thei
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by thesimon 9y ago
Most Kamps do, some are franchise though.
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by thesimon 9y ago
Maybe 2-3 years ago, but at least in the cities the card acceptance is quite good. Berlin in particular and cafes in general being the exception.
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by thesimon 9y ago
What about requiring 3D Secure? https://stripe.com/docs/sources/three-d-secure >Payments that are successfully authenticated using 3D Secure are covered by a liability shift. Should a 3D Secure payment be disp
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by thesimon 9y ago
https://stripe.com/docs/pay-with-google Looks like Stripe supports it. The name is a bit different, but this is probably just Google being Google.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>Now, when FPGAs become more and more popular, people will be forced to learn VHDL languages and then different lesser-known techniques will surface. Isn't that already part of a normal CS degree? We needed to learn VHDL to program
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by thesimon 9y ago
So encrypt the password with your public key before storing it and decrypt it on the server?
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by thesimon 9y ago
Does not really matter a lot what the doctor exactly writes on your prescription, because "aut idem" will not be ticked on the prescription in most cases. The pharmacy then does most of the work and checks with your insurance whi
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by thesimon 9y ago
Most of the fee goes to the issuer, the part Visa/MasterCard earn is quite small. AMEX of course earns a bit more due to the nature of a three party scheme. Edit: 0.02% - 0.05% of the transaction is usually the scheme fee that goes to
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by thesimon 9y ago
Or fly4free or secretflying or .. 99% of the time it's just affiliate links slapped on some deals found on FlyerTalk
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by thesimon 9y ago
By returning the storage medium it is on?
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by thesimon 9y ago
Why? It's certainly useful to see what other companies are offering and what the differences between these offerings are. If just mentioning a competitor is bad then maybe the product is bad.
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by thesimon 9y ago
What? Last time I checked credit unions were still a thing.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>1) Drop self driving cars completely. YOu aren't getting there first, second, or anywhere close to third, just partner with a car company and call it a day. And lose all investors.
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by thesimon 9y ago
>unsafe, cabs It's hard to tell if you are being ironic here.

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