So, am I the only one with terrible performance when booting from USB? Really long input lag, loading times, all that. I figured it wasn’t a big deal for installing once and occasional troubleshooting, but it’s not really representative of the normal experience booting from my ssd.
Maybe it is different in the USA. I’m German. There’s plenty of people here who can explain to you why social security is good ethically, but you have to search long and hard for somebody who is able to explain some of the reasons it’s also the smart choice economically, let alone media who will let them finish their sentence.
That’s an aspect of social security nets that’s rarely talked about: They stabilize domestic demand and thereby the local economy.
Sandwiches can melt steel beams, didn’t you know?
They are not intended to create housing, they are intended to keep those who are already living in the area from being driven out by rising cost of rent.
There are lots of unintended side effects like having to pay bribes to get a contract at all.
That’s a consequence of too little availability, not of rent freezes.
Rent freezes are only good for those who already have an affordable housing.
Which should be the top priority before enabling more migration into an overheated housing market.
You have the most powerful military in the world and basically are your allies’ (former) protective power. There is no outside help coming because (among other reasons of course) nobody is physically able to help you.
Sadly, finding businesses and traffic data are 99% of the reason I open google maps. I have organic installed, but I’ve since found out that “I want to go somewhere I don’t know the way to but have found out the street address some other way, and I don’t care about the traffic in between” simply doesn’t happen.
I hate that they pulled it at all.
Not if you only receive 40% of the wages too because the gains go to the capitalists.
Keepass 2 / Keepass XC actually has a function for this case and does pretty well in merging the two conflicting versions of the database.
Yeah, we should still tax it though.
That’s true with many regulations. The quiet part that they’re trying to avoid saying out loud is that behaving ethically and responsibly doesn’t earn them money.
Oh, so just like with the GDPR, cool.
I do want a TV that can access Netflix etc without another box. I just don’t want the surveillance that comes with it.
So far foreign companies don’t appear to be eating the cost. So the impact to their competitiveness seems to not be high enough to force them. It’s likely to stay that way.
It’s important to understand that if you place tariffs on all imports of a certain good, you also incentivize domestic manufacturers to increase their prices to just below those of the taxed imports, at least as long as domestic supply is lower than domestic demand (so they can expect to sell all they have anyway).
Spirits that I’ve cited
My commands ignore.
That’s the neat thing, they won’t. It’s pretty easy to apply a high tax on moving away. In fact the USA of all places do just that.
Also, what do rich people possess? Assets. Physical assets. A big part of that is real estate, owned privately or by companies they own. There’s no taking that with you. They can sell their assets and try to take the money with them, but that means the society they leave gets it’s assets back.
Huh, curious, I could swear we Germans (and most other countries I’m sure) used to do just that until a glorious neoliberal government came along and abolished the tax.
Ah. The Disney defense.