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Comment #33942304
I'd say the most important after the money laundry aspect is that people treat art as an investment. https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2022/09/2...
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Comment #33942222
Data protection sounds like a huge brainwashing that Germans have been submitted to. At my work we analyze driving data, but our internal portal cannot be made public (with public …
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Comment #27140969
Pump and dump?
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Comment #26950004
It makes no sense to break down the value of installed capacity that everyone will understand into four different meaningless values.
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Comment #26913193
I thought this was just a way to reduce money laundry. If the church would just receive donations, it gets hard to track where the money is coming from/going to. There's a church i…
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Comment #26913039
Any article highlighting a flaw in a system can be a "hating non-story" if you're enough of a fanboy.
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Comment #26737319
Wind turbines usually brake after 25m/s wind speeds for safety reasons. They stopped working in Texas cause they were frozen, not because it was too windy.
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Comment #26658879
> Kudos for spending four hard years to publish a negative result! All scientific results are positive, but I have the feeling people end up skewing their research just to show wha…
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Comment #25551522
I find eSports bad for gaming. People are focusing so much on watching others and being competitive, not caring much in about enjoying the games they play. I see even kids doing it…
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Comment #25550061
I find it rather funny the author rating Starcraft with good variety. The game made every unit ranged so they wouldn't need to bother balancing melee attacks. I understand he means…
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Comment #25544164
They only tested in the range from 350 to 380nm [1]. With wave lengths under 370nm the efficiencies are quite high; at 380nm it falls to 33,6%. That could either mean that the cata…