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Parent is not correct. Litigation certainly is a thing, but it is less prevalent than in the US. Perhaps the food chain will take the loss, be covered by insurance, and the insurance company will sue.

It would be great if this could be keyboard navigable, using arrow keys and enter to play.

Probably Tom Scott

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkH2r-sNjQs

So where does this lead to? Is it leading us towards SQLite as some kind of alternative container image format? Because the benefit seems to only occur when it incorporates dependencies

Have a look at Bafang or Tongsheng kits

No country is "perfect" in this regard, just as no human is perfect. It often strikes me as ironic how people label an entire country or a people as racist, immediately showing their own level of generalization and ability to apply prejudice.

You can be a net positive one day, next day you lose your job and are not. On the other hand, permanent is supposed to be without end. An unemployed worker with no language skills in the local language quickly becomes a burden

Residency while employed is rational. If you want to stay longer, learn the language

No, permanent residency is more than a business deal. It is a deal about all aspects of life, business or not.

Oh yes, we take him very seriously. He has started two wars just this year.

Trolling or not, we take it seriously when the US threatens our territorial sovereignity (speaking as a European 100 percent behind Denmark)

I use to shop at Lidl. As you say, they carry a limited SKU assortment. But I have found it doesn't really matter. When I go to a grocery store that carries more variety, it feels exciting, but in the end it makes no difference. As long as I can get the essentials, I will manage. I don't need 20 types of hamburger dressing. I can make my own from first principles. I don't need 40 types of yoghurt. I buy can natural and eat with fresh fruit. And so on.

Lidl also has this interesting approach that they rotate some assortment. You can't find everything all the time. But once you realize that certain things periodically come back, you pick them up when they are in stock to make sure you have them at home. It is not as convenient, but if you make it a habit, it is a very minor disadvantage.

If you are Russian, you have something to do with Russia

I am not very fond of this idea. I think libraries are for books, or possibly media. I can see the utility but I think it distracts from the actual purpose.

This makes sense. Most people would prefer to do business with a company they know about slnce before. You need to put "I recognize this, this is familiar" into prospective customers' brains. Then later marketing can convince you it is the right choice for your savings.

This is probably the most disruptive change that has been introduced to the sport. Every world cup has introduced something new, such as yellow / red cards, 3 points for victory, goal line technology, VAR, and so on. This year there is a time limit until you must perform a throw-in, among other things. But also these "hydration breaks". I think they have crossed a line. It is so obviously not for the benefit of the game itself.

No it is not just a picture, it is also a descriptive text and specific emojis attached. I don't think anyone would have raised an eye if it was just for the picture.

What were the high profile failures in the Apollo program that proves your point?

If anyone is looking for opensource software that actually streams to multiple clients, check out Snapcast.

For one thing, it increases resilience in the event of outages. It is a tangible aspect - just like citizens are encouraged to keep cash at home at least in my country (Sweden)

Awful how?

What is a bus mouse? Is it using the old PS/2 port?

Indeed. Or for that matter, electrification?

It can always get worse. Trump ordering nuclear strikes will make it much worse than it has been been so far, by a large margin

Palestine doesn't exist, from Israel's point of view.

To accuse parent of lying is taking it much too far

1 is least bad. Maybe not for Iran, but for the world. If Trump re-opens Pandora's box, there is much less to hold back other nuclear powers in similar circumstances. The US has lost some dozen troops in this war, Russia has lost hundreds of thousands in its. Why should Russia restrain themselves if the US president goes mental? Our world becomes much, much more dangerous if Trump becomes unable to control himself.

Do you mean tactical weapons on strategic targets? Or strategical weapons?

I honestly don't know what to believe, but I feel the doomsday clock is getting closer to midnight than in a long, long time

True. But to avoid 1 minute unavailability per year requires 99.9999 % availability

I was expecting you might have a relevant example that applies to this discussion.

So what? Can you point to a real example where this has been abused or are we discussing hypotheticals?

In Hungary, sure. But each country has its own jurisdiction.