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by vdaea 3y ago
Thank the Lord in the Spanish translations of software they drop the "sorries" and the "pleases". That much amount of grovelling must be some American thing I reckon. Unfortunately some American companies are starting to
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by vdaea 3y ago
Neither are written in PHP so they don't work on most cheap hostings.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Only that you are not accomplishing the same thing. You are accomplishing something inferior. And please don't make me explain to you how you don't get, by far, the same level of service, the same amount of destinations, 24/7
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by vdaea 3y ago
>While it would be ideal to live in a state of progress such that most folks didn't own nor operate a vehicle No it wouldn't. It is ideal to live in a state of progress where most "folks" can afford to own and operate
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by vdaea 3y ago
"Even if this study is a lie, and storms are not getting more intense, we will still need to take your right to drive a car"
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by vdaea 3y ago
+1, I live in a place where many streets are made of paving bricks/stones and I would rather drive through asphalt with potholes. Those stones completely destroy your suspension (and your entire vehicle if your suspension is hard) and
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by vdaea 3y ago
"rebuke" is a very strong word, given what actually happened.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Calling the EU parliament democratically elected is really a stretch. On the other hand I make the direct choice of buying (or not) certain products. A choice that should be nobody's business but mine. It's not like I'm dumpi
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by vdaea 3y ago
That's where I disagree. I think individual rights must trump collective rights. Unfortunately (for me) the elites are with you (at least by now).
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by vdaea 3y ago
Completely disregarding the rights of those of us who want to buy the products and don't give a fuck about this macho fight the EU is trying to pull.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Also I wonder what some will do with so much free time. I know many men for whom work is a way to escape home with the nagging wife and the kids who don't respect them. I guess they'll spend one more day a week drinking at the pub
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by vdaea 3y ago
Banning stuff that you can't do is popular for obvious reasons. It's like when the EU overregulates the software industry.
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by vdaea 3y ago
In his head it sounded profound.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Ah, I thought HN was anti-copyright.
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by vdaea 3y ago
What are ethically acquired data sources? Not obtained from forced labour of kids in Africa?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Have you read the article? Because it explains it pretty well.
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by vdaea 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_windows_theory
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by vdaea 3y ago
They can't do it without popular support, so they make up the numbers so the gullible people are happy with their rights being taken away.
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by vdaea 3y ago
The big secret: the number is completely made up, but it will be used as an excuse to take rights away from you.
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by vdaea 3y ago
I get it, but "duh" is not a legal defense. If they are saying they are talking to you but you are actually talking to some guy in India, that seems very illegal.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Which makes sense to me - more educated people are those who know how to save.
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by vdaea 3y ago
The status quo is "the same amount of oversight". And this article seems to say that since a teacher killed herself for getting "bad grades" then we should have less oversight.
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by vdaea 3y ago
What is that first link saying? That teachers need LESS oversight? This must be a joke. Also what does software have to do with that case?
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by vdaea 3y ago
It's in the url bar.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Aren't they?
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by vdaea 3y ago
I have never owned bitcoin but I suppose those who mine also have their happiness increased if they earn bitcoin by mining. I don't believe in the concept of a "humanity". There are humans.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Imagine how many people are now watching shows you abhor on Netflix - think of all the electricity we could save if they turned off their TVs.
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by vdaea 3y ago
You keep moving the goalposts. I don't see why the executives should be liable as long as they didn't personally choose the foam or hid the complaints. In a big company it's impossible for a single person to know everything t
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by vdaea 3y ago
Because of the name of the system and the web page claiming there's no information of the system anywhere in the web I can't help but think that this some sort of art project and that everything has been generated with AI and that
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by vdaea 3y ago
According to some China has been finished for ten years now. When are they going to go bankrupt?

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