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killerpopiller
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Comment #48966352
China interns a million Uigurians and other people with beliefs.
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Comment #48566750
Did you read the AI Act? AI Act regulates high risk AI systems and banns AI systems like social scoring. Most of the AI applications are not regulated. Did you read the GDPR and fo…
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Comment #44214863
i’m thinking about printing a pergola. This 2 m pillar looked quite stable. Would that pillar, Vertically erected, carry a horizontal pillar of the same material? How expensive was…
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Comment #44188727
if you are the controller (or data subject). ChatGPT is the Processor. Otherwise EU controller processing PII in ChatGPT have a problem now.
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Comment #43420199
The dark forest theory is compelling hence it would be good not to be heard by other civilizations.
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Comment #43251092
not necessarily, people in dense urban areas rely on other transportations at least in EU
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Comment #43099620
As if right wing media have a legitimate place in a democracy. It was and will only ever be a vehicle for fascism. Maybe we Europeans enjoyed proper schools with history lessons an…
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Comment #43030692
habe you seen the Honda e?
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Comment #42928977
AI is not mentioned. Besides, service accounts are not bots. The collection provides a structured approach to self audit the security practice regarding non-human identities. The r…
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Comment #42801306
a catalogue for diseases
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Comment #42789786
I am surprised that you have to pay for sending invoices. Thats not an issue in Germany.
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Comment #42722029
its not about their official data collection. It is a safe assumption that TikTok app is used to spy on targeted users and their surroundings, just google it.
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Comment #42664483
astonishing how different the needs are. Driving to a holiday destination in Germany I often double that or even travel over 1000km.
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Comment #42557205
what are you talking about
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Comment #38431586
there excesses but it is great to drive your own velocity. I feel comfortable at 150km/h other drivers with sportier cars drive safe at 180 km/h
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Comment #38300233
I thought about it as well but if the rod is attached to a plank on the wall the clothes are 1cm away from the wall allowing for some air circulation. Btw, there is an alternative …
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Comment #37995784
probably true, the EU plans to require drivers for bigger cars to have a special drivers license to bring car crash fatalities to 0.
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Comment #37567423
I‘ve heard from a local that in the onset of the bork beetle infestation, it was decided not to intervene (leaving dead trees there). This contributed to the catastrophe. Not sure …
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Comment #35554087
not only competition but compliance. The legal obligations a car manufacturer has to satisfy in the EU nowadays is wild, IUPR, OBFCM, WLTP are just the programs regarding emission …
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Comment #35281005
yes, that was so wild. What a great tool this could have been.
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Comment #35280798
What was Google's email/chat crossover called, which had conversation threads visualized? Besides, Google's Graveyard is impressive and witness to Google's innovation abortions. ht…
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Comment #35033206
micro targeting is a threat to our democracy (cambridge analytica, Facebooks desinformation problem,..). Besides, why should third parties allowed to trade my digital persona, whil…
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Comment #34903257
I own a MB V-class and had no software issue I remember.
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Comment #34501011
I always have to cringe about such exaggerate expressions, "excited to be your waiter" and the like. What is the intensification? It just feels like an unnecessary lie or even hypo…
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Comment #34267683
there are plenty use cases where those shoes help, e.g. vast offices. In Germany, manual scooters are not allowed for safety reasons.