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Comment #37066414
If you use SELinux, you might want to check /var/log/audit/audit.log
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Comment #36091846
Is the "M1" build not native? It shows up as "Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64" for me and is fast. https://play0ad.com/download/mac/
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Comment #28644926
> the relative majority with fptp is always with the CSU. I feel like this is part of the reason. CDU/CSU currently seem to profit most from this system and they have been governin…
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Comment #28644835
I don't know either, therefore I considered it a pretty tangential point. It feels like the choice is a bit more diverse here because there are six(+1*) parties all but guaranteed …
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Comment #28644795
They were defined by law. They are supposed to have roughly equal populations and must be re-assigned if the difference in population exceeds 25% (I don't know what that means in p…
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Comment #28644661
Tangential point but Germany's parliament has a 5% public vote threshold for parties to enter parliament (some exceptions apply). According to current polls, that means between of …
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Comment #28644573
Actually, I should add that even in the unlikely extreme scenario, the upper bound would be the number of candidates on the parties' lists (Landeslisten). Even if a party would hav…
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Comment #28643103
Hm, as I understand it, if one party won all 299 direct mandates at 0% 2nd vote share, the other parties' seats would have to be increased until 299 == 0%. Depending on how you rou…
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Comment #28471086
Curious, what license(s) prevented you from using a library? Or maybe rather, what does "use" mean here?
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Comment #28431195
Is that so? I thought, if one violates the TOS, the other side may terminate the service. I did not know they then had the automatic right to then log data suitable for tracking an…
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Comment #28378071
> Because nearly everyone in Germany is in some sort of union. This is not true. DGB (comprising most unions and all major ones) reported less than 6M members last year [1] out of …
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Comment #28358512
Juno (as the name of a Roman goddess) is a common crossword answer, as also noted in the article.
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Comment #28220963
It still shows up for me, still with the wrong person's photo. I have reported it as well. https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=andrea+vassell
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Comment #28181928
Is the real estate market (esp. for renting out) actually dominated by private investors and their savings? Here in German cities, it feels like it's dominated by faceless investor…
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Comment #27970528
Data point: I don't get that on FF 90.0.1 (macOS).
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Comment #27864819
No, and it never was. The term 'anti-semitic' always meant prejudiced against jews. This is not changed by the different meaning of 'semitic' in e.g. 'semitic languages'.
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Comment #27621752
Hm, but they also offer a DNS without the malware filter. Does that imply that they would not have to block "pirate" sites on the unfiltered resolver?
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Comment #27590425
Not affected since that app was the first to go from my phone but: uninstalling updates from Android System WebView seems to be bad advice - that'll likely reintroduce some securit…
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