Thats not the same thing, though.

That’s both Australian and I Australian at the same time. Well done. You’ve broken Aussie stereotypes forever. A real “yeah, nah”

What’s also forgotten for those that say how genocide is hard to prove and debatable, is that under the Geneva convention, countries are obliged to intervene if there is a risk of genocide. Intervene doesn’t mean give more weapons.

Disabled bathrooms are also spacious, to allow wheelchair users easy access.

Still it’s good to get it on record. Either the court is compromised, or gives good rationale, or ice is in breach. At this point it’s stilll a question.

I think it applies to eu citizens worldwide for online purposes. You only need to do business in eu with eu clients (seperate terms) for it to apply.

Yes, I was thinking the same, but a part of me thinks we shouldn’t be giving these people the attention. It’s a self perpetuating illness. Others, even less deranged, may be tempted to copy if it gains popularity.

Sometimes the reason there is no use for it is because the data was unavailable. With larger data throughput, more and better services may become available.

Even when you consider common stuff like gaming, it often takes a while to fully download or update games.

Politicians can do it. Companies can’t. It’s ridiculous. We have the laws in place. Just remove the exemption. Same with political advertising. Lots of exemptions that don’t pass the smell test.

It seems like a knock off brand though. He’s notoriously cheap.

The mattel CEO said they won’t be moving production to the USA, but they might move it outside China if the tariffs becomes a big issue.

What this would be, is punishment for protected speech, given corporations are people.

So, although I don’t really care about mattel, as a multi billion dollar corporation, it matters as it is further erosion of people’s rights with little pushback while the constitution becomes more meaningless.

Here in Australia, we have laws against spam texts and so we seem to get much less than America does. Guess who exempted themselves? Politicians. So stupid. They just annoy everyone and it’s not like it helps them to keep it legal. If it’s illegal for them, it’s illegal for their competitors, so it would come out in the wash.

Eventually, they are left holding the bag, so if all the small investors have more chance to get out, all the better.

Vaultwarden should!

Nice. I thought something like this was a great idea. My kids finished last year. I wonder if I can still log in and use it!

Isabella Rossellini?

Candy bars were 30p in Ireland in 1990s and that equates to about $0.50. I went on a trip to the USA around then and most things, especially junk food, was cheaper.

Lol, yes they do. Look at Ireland and Croatia. Ireland has gone from being one of the poorest to wealthiest. Croatia is moving that way.

Wealthy countries all continue to grow also, obviously. So it’s the rate that matters, so gaps close and people are better off on average.

Lol, no. It’s to help them catch up so they can purchase products the wealthier countries sell. It’s mutually beneficial.

In what way? I thought unemployment was down significantly, which is a big help for a lot of people.