Send a GDPR deletion request in accordance to article 18 to whoever they mention in the imprint as data security officer.

All it takes is claiming to have moved to the EU.

So they have $0 worth of Cybertrucks and a heap of scrap metal that doesn’t own up to the balance sheet accounting.

Cartels don’t need to be recognized on a federal level to begin operations. A party is a different thing.

Not really. The hurdles to banning a party in Germany is very steep, but once taken, all follow-on offsprings can be banned under the same ruling. As long as they share some of the same people or ideologies, they’d be out in no time; plus all funding would have been seized, making it all the harder to regroup and return.

Coffee mug and a dog.

I didn’t really like the first season. There was some good action, decent characters etc, but the story just didn’t excite me.

Now I haven’t played the games, but neither did I play The Last of Us, and that series was excellent.

Thanks for that! I had most disabled, but missed one switch, or they just added it and made it on by default. Pesky bitches.

And exploiting Indian, Nepalese and Bangladeshi workers for ridiculous high risk construction sites.

I knew there would be someone shitting on a noble deed in the comments.

Das wär in der Tat eine brauchbare Lösung, stimmt.

Nein. Es muss einen Anreiz geben, Staatsdiener zu werden. Aus reinem Altruismus will den scheiß keiner machen.

Yeah I follow all 3 people I know that use it. Hooray.

Why bother taking the survey then, or is it somehow mandatory?

I tried to use it, but honestly without an algorithm, it’s simply an empty page. And I don’t want to follow hashtags, since there’s usually too much semi-relevant garbage linked to those. So either I have a curated feed of only the people I follow, which gets boring, or I got nothing at all.

Then you buy a factory new identical one?

It’s a start though. As long as they can’t legally get elected, they can’t change the system from the inside. The NSDAP was a legally elected party.

Most people use Windows for work and can’t switch, no matter how much they’d want to.

poverty wages

Citation needed.

Across patreon, opencollective and librepay they make a combined total of recurring $3507.66 per month, plus undisclosed amounts in crypto and ko-fi donations.

According to the post, less than $100 go towards hosting .ml, so that’s an even 1700 bucks (plus x) for each of the developers.

They are budgeting in EUR, else I believe their origin country is undisclosed, meaning it could be double the national average (Kosovo, Montenegro, Greece); average (Italy, Spain, Portugal) or below average (France, Germany). Just to highlight a few, here’s a full list: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wage

That’s of course under the assumption that they reside in countries that officially use the EUR and not merely use it as a common currency. In Bulgaria, Albania etc. they’d be quite a bit above national average as well (the source I quoted converts all domestic currencies to EUR).

I’ve installed a reverse osmosis filter for my entire house at the public water inlet, and chlorine levels are near undetectable.

I switched to outlook in browser only because their native windows software is so terrible. Wish I could leave that shit OS entirely.