Just show up and show them the booking confirmation!

Twitter turning into Truth Social?

Maybe it’s the creators that delete your comments as well. Doesn’t have to be only YT.

YouTube and Spotify are paying license fees to be allowed to play music on their platform.

Maybe the law should say „books must be carefully recycled by licensed recycling companies. Other means of disposal or destruction are illegal“ 😁

Do backups. Don’t forget to test if recovery works as expected.

18 countries have been founded in the last 60 years. That’s almost 10% of all countries. I don’t think that can be a valid indicator.

Is there a growing resentment and hate against rhodesians?

Is Rhodesia internationally recognised?

I don’t want to say what a Palestinian should do.

But if someone wants to become German, they must not have extremist tendencies. And not recognising an internationally recognised state is an extremist opinion.

You can still say the Israeli government is committing atrocities and should be removed from office. That is ok.

I am against the burning of books disguised as freedom of speech.

1. It is bad for the environment. Too much co2 production in the process. If you must destroy books, recycle them!

2. The Nazis did this very popularly. I always get reminded of that, when people burn books.

3. I feel it is a very marginal impact into freedom of speech. I can not remember a single occasion where I had to burn a book to be able to articulate my thoughts.

4. I think most countries ban burning houses, even if it is infringing the freedom of speech. Why should it be different with books?

Sounds illegal. Maybe in countries with weak consumer rights.

The headline is wrong. Nobody needs to support Israel. But it is clear you must acknowledge its right to exist.

I also like to give AI my code and just ask to rewrite it, implementing a cleaner solution and upholding best practices. Most times, there are things that are really an improvement!

You most likely did not officially consent to the changes and have a prolonged right to terminate the contract without the need of upholding the contract duration.

It’s probably mich cheaper just to deal with the few that complain rather than sending out hundreds of thousands of paper letters or having them confirm the changes electronically and terminating the contracts of those who did not accept.

Isn’t paying for subscriptions exactly the zeitgeist? People pay for Netflix, instead of just recording stuff for free and sharing copies among friends and family. It’s convenience you pay for (if we keep Netflix originals out of scope)

This printer was paid for by my employer in 2017. I would have never spent 250€ on a printer. And I often did not use it because it had run out of ink and I was too lazy or occupied to take the 5 minutes to order it. So now this is taken care of.

It is also the best printer I have ever had and the longest living. But it is also the first one that cost more than 50€ so the reason might lie there.

So… you have the full game encoded in an NFT? That sounds like a shit ton of overhead.

I have never encountered this product. Can you give a brand/product name example?

I actually like my printing subscription. I pay like 5€ a month (I don’t quite remember) and don’t have to think about buying new ink, Monitoring the status of my ink level, or facing the issue that I suddenly ran out of ink and can’t print.

That’s what I pay for. I probably pay more than before, but 5€ a month is really negligible. It’s less then one Starbucks coffee.

Is it even true? USA has the same concept, and a lot of decisions are on a state level. China also has a lot of different local policies, even though in a totalitarian structure. Some cities have their own government, because they are so big. Germany has 16 states, which also do their own laws.

I don’t think it would be like France, where everything is mandated from Paris.