tty74

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   by tty74 4y ago

   Yep, that’s how it works in Germany. There are laws that cover many cases for, i.e., lease contracts, online shopping, digital services. The terms of service just cover the specifics and cannot contain “surprising” or “unusual” things. The
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   by tty74 8y ago

   For me, there is just one thing that prevents me from switching completely to IPv6: Github.
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   by tty74 9y ago

   I see, apparently this is not available for EU foreigners. This is indeed a big problem!
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   by tty74 9y ago

   I would really like to know what the exact problem is: I have been "freiwillig versichert" for years as a freelancer, no need to have an official employment.
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   by tty74 13y ago

   I had my CV checked at a recruiting event at my University here in Germany. While officially the employers are not allowed to require a picture or the age, I was told that both is a must. To my knowledge in Germany you should include a dec