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by wdb 4y ago
I think a ID card is easier than a driver's license. Not everyone needs or wants a driver's license. If you don't have a driver's license, how can you vote in the US? Do you need a passport?
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by wdb 4y ago
I like to record a video when I am opening parcels that a contain a valuable product to try to avoid these kind of discussions. Worked once with Amazon I bought an iPhone 14 a while back and they 'lost' the first two times. Third
483.
by wdb 4y ago
Only when you can plan ahead by a few weeks. Typically, flying is still cheaper than the train. Tried to book a trip from London to home for boxing day. Eurostar was double
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by wdb 4y ago
From one lock-in to another one?
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by wdb 4y ago
The question was: “ Has the government, any division of the government, any member of the government, or any organisation acting on behalf of the government, ever had partner access to Facebook’s takedown portal previously found (since remo
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by wdb 4y ago
Still shocked that satellite Internet is faster than copper Internet in parts of Central London (U.K.). Definitely not able to get 105Mbps
487.
by wdb 4y ago
It’s a shame ESM gets forced through your throat these days
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by wdb 4y ago
“ The OIA response didn’t detail how much content had been censored via this Facebook takedown portal.” Well, it was not part of the question so why should they disclose more details than necessary. Pointless sentence
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by wdb 4y ago
But is marketing and analytics even allowed to use PII if the user didn’t give explicit consent for such usage? Would be cool if such a system could have checks for these things
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by wdb 4y ago
What could go wrong... In The Netherlands there was big fuzz about a 16.000 pigs farm
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by wdb 4y ago
EU VAT aren’t too bad compared to the North American ones. But I grew up in the EU so it clicks more with me and dealt with foreign customers
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by wdb 4y ago
Good old snoopy :)
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by wdb 4y ago
Sure, but typically it is easier than get a new bank license
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by wdb 4y ago
Buying a rural bank is typically the easiest way to get a banking license
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by wdb 4y ago
I am wondering how archiving will work with the GDPR and right to forget in the EU
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by wdb 4y ago
To me it reads like this person on purpose rehires 'weak, lazy, unmotivated' engineers
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by wdb 4y ago
I always thought tips was on top of minimum wage but sounds like it is more sponsoring/helping the employer to pay it's employees instead of an extra to the employee.
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by wdb 4y ago
If you find this an interesting topic, you might enjoy this book: The Facemaker by Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris: https://drlindseyfitzharris.com/the-facemaker/ From the moment the first machine gun rang out over the Western
499.
by wdb 4y ago
Problem is that it's difficult to give discounts in the different App Stores so they give the discount to everyone
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by wdb 4y ago
Not sure why you would make a photo of a sleeping colleague but besides that if I understand it correctly the person sleeping had managing role? I always like it when manager stay and be accessible when they asked you to work late. Nothing
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by wdb 4y ago
Sounds like quiet quitting is the worst of the two. You still support the company by working there and at the same time don't agree with the values of the company.
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by wdb 4y ago
Is this different from the GP data? Didn't we had to opt out of sharing GP data a while back? Still think this should all be opt-in
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by wdb 4y ago
Is Nitter scraping Twitter?
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by wdb 4y ago
Yes, I also won my case against Paypal after a topic from a person on this site. I was able to get my money back from Paypal that they froze before the start of the pandemic and it appears they might be forced to pay me interest over it too
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by wdb 4y ago
Interesting so they support Amber Heard by her being a spokes person for L’Oréal but they have issues with Elon Musk owning Twitter?
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by wdb 4y ago
Always a good idea to add some network policies for egress traffic
507.
by wdb 4y ago
One of the bigger accountants firms had a 180 days thing. Madness
508.
by wdb 4y ago
Most of the time a service charge is included anyways
509.
by wdb 4y ago
Last time I was in Amsterdam I couldn’t even speak Dutch to the waiters. Pretty ridiculous. I don’t think that happens in U.K. or US unable to speak English to the waiter of a chain restaurant
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by wdb 4y ago
And they run you down the street when you forgot to tip. This was such a bad experience when I went to NYC.

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