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by yladiz 7y ago
As the other commenters mention, talk to a lawyer. There’s a lot of specifics that they would know about, that even if we knew about, can’t help with. Possibly we can recommend some lawyers if you tell us where you’re at.
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by yladiz 7y ago
Thanks, I updated my comment.
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by yladiz 7y ago
Short summary: the two planes were very close, “200 feet vertical and 0.2nm horizontal,” and according to the article the main reason the incident happened is due to miscommunication and oversaturated communication channels. Initially the W
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by yladiz 7y ago
As this post doesn’t explain what a DApp is, for anyone curious it seems to be a “decentralized app”. I’m not sure how they work, or what the benefit of them are, but I guess they’re like apps-within-apps, kind of like the mini apps in WeCh
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by yladiz 7y ago
Likely having something more easily accessible to less technical people, plus being able to view the history of posts in the browser, are some reasons.
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by yladiz 7y ago
Politics is all about compromises, so the answer to all of those questions is, “it depends”.
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by yladiz 7y ago
Likely those chosen ones shall ascend to the fourth plane of existence, leaving all others to suffer in the third. Just like in NG+.
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by yladiz 7y ago
Why? Google Play Store has a much larger audience and so the apps will be seen by many more people. Many people use Android and they also should be able to use FOSS apps, regardless of the platform’s privacy and security issues. Is there a
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by yladiz 7y ago
The main reason is that doing business with those countries can cause serious issues if you have any business at all in USA, since it's illegal to do so.
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by yladiz 7y ago
To be fair, on your second point, some transit systems that are not paid for with contactless, like Suica in Japan, do not require biometric authentication to be used, if it is set up in a specific configuration.
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by yladiz 7y ago
As far as I understand FaceID makes a "map" of your face using a series of sensors (including IR) that is then compared against with when unlocking the phone or using a FaceID compatible login in an app. The beard/facial hair
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by yladiz 7y ago
Hey, the reason I downvoted you here was that you is that you basically just quoted parts from the article and simply added dismissals or small jabs, but little truly constructive, and were kinda rude in the last paragraph. Judging by your
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by yladiz 7y ago
This is misleading. 3 years in Germany after permanent residency gives you citizenship if you pass the requirements, two big ones being language and generally not allowing dual citizenship[1]. The amount of time to get permanent residency c
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by yladiz 7y ago
> That seems a bit high in my experience, especially as Berlin is one of the areas with lower pay. I think new graduates may make less than 55k, but salaries are going up and 70k for an offer with 2-3 years of experience isn't uncom
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by yladiz 7y ago
Although I more or less agree with the above, a point of contention I have is saying the food is better. The food in Germany is not great. It's generally not bad, but the food is almost always bland and almost never amazing, and often
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by yladiz 7y ago
As someone who doesn’t really know much about this, I wonder, would it be possible for iOS to understand (not prevent or fix) that this exploit has occurred and if so what benefits would there be to know?
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by yladiz 7y ago
It was asked in the Github comments on this issue, but I want to clarify for myself: is the main difference between "content blockers" and "ad blocker" that works like uBlock Origin the way that they handle blocking cont
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by yladiz 7y ago
Many cars disable Bluetooth pairing while the car is in motion, so you couldn't even "be the DJ" if your phone was not already paired with your car/truck beforehand. It's fine if it's just you and you are pairi
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The Ghosting, Racism, and Exploitation at Game Publisher Nicalis(kotaku.com)
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by yladiz 7y ago
Why?
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by yladiz 7y ago
I’m curious, what arguments have you seen for declawing that are illogical compared to neutering?
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by yladiz 7y ago
I think all Facebook apps do this, and probably most major apps from big companies. I tried to do some research on what requests the Facebook app was making on my phone and it was pretty difficult to get it to allow me to use Charles proxy
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by yladiz 7y ago
Besides the fact that Chinese and Japanese are not indo-European, how would you do a spelling bee for Chinese?
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I downvoted you because it is significantly more complicated than that. It could be that the model that they were using was not sustainable (pay once per major version) and needed (or strongly wanted) more stable revenue. I agree that they
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by yladiz 7y ago
For Lastpass at least, I have two specific examples: 1) in Lastpass, the password length selector is a drop down, not an input or a slider, while in 1password it is a slider. This means you need to scroll a bit to choose a longer length pas
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by yladiz 7y ago
I think it’s because durian has a somewhat onion like taste and so I could see how it pairs well with cheese.
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by yladiz 7y ago
FYI a heat wave is relative to the climate in which it occurs, not globally.
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by yladiz 7y ago
How about Safari?
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by yladiz 7y ago
What?
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by yladiz 7y ago
Yes, states cannot leave the union once they are admitted. There is no mechanism in place in the Constitution or via a law for a state to leave/become independent.

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