So oder so ist es umständlicher für den Kunden, und ein Pfandsystem macht es nochmal umständlicher und teurer.

Ist die Frage ob der Umwelt damit gedient ist wenn der Paketdienst ein zweites Mal kommt um die Verpackung abzuholen…

Mich würde auch interessieren wie die Rücklaufquote beim Tchibo-experiment war. Ich würde erwarten, dass Kunden nicht begeistert sind, wenn der Händler extra “Hausaufgaben” produziert, und das Teil einfach in den Restmüll kloppen.

Wahnsinn. Strafbefehle sind eigentlich für Lappalien gedacht. Hier haben sowohl der Richter als auch die Staatsanwaltschaft ihre Jobs nicht gemacht.

(Für die, die den Artikel nicht lesen wollen: erledigt im Strafbefehlsverfahren, womit die Angehörigen als Nebenkläger auch keine Berufung gegen das zu niedrige Urteil erheben können).

Decent? I know I’ve heard about him before he decided to go to Russia to be arrested and slowly killed.

The talks in Davos will follow a meeting in Malta in October, which was attended by around 70 countries from around the world as well as the European Union (EU) and the UN. Russia was not present. The Ukrainian peace plan foresees the immediate withdrawal of all Russian troops from all occupied territories, including Crimea.

So this isn’t some major change or Ukraine planning to negotiate with Russia, more of a “hey world, how do we get Russia to fuck off” meeting.

I still don’t understand why he committed suicide-by-Putin.

Did he really have more influence as a martyr in prison than a free man in exile?

How many of these mosques show secondary explosions after getting hit?

Within Germany, those are typically seen as extremely old-fashioned, “verkrustet”. Bad at innovation, not modern in culture, etc.

I have no idea how true that is, but it’s a perception that doesn’t help them attract talent.

The other issue is that big tech are money printing machines. Google makes a profit of more than $300k per employee (that’s already after paying the high salaries!), Bosch less than $5k.

Tech companies are paying much better because they can also afford it, unlike everyone else.

If they need to drop the wage threshold, the problem doesn’t seem to be a lack of skilled labor, it seems to be a lack of cheap skilled labor.

So, why was Boeing selling them until two of them crashed due to zero redundancy on a system capable of crashing the plane that was designed to add control inputs but was kept secret from pilots?

This one specific issue was addressed. Who knows which other compromises they had to make (and hide)…

What’s the difference between this and the 2021 ban?

My best guess that the 2021 ban still allowed clean, ready to recycle fractions while the current one may not?

They’ll give them back just like the last time they asked you off your land…

You seem to be referring to something specific. Did Israelis kidnap children under the pretense of an evacuation, or are you “just” referring to the forced displacements that happened?

Vegan meat replacements already sell for much more than the real meat original, and people happily pay it, even though the ingredients are cheap.

Doesn’t seem too far fetched that they’ll find some vegans happy to pay (and able to afford to pay) a premium for this.

It’s a genius move to start with pet food. Much fewer issues with potential food safety approvals, it doesn’t have to be as perfect, there isn’t as much competition because the regular vegan substitutes would be unhealthy for meat eating animals, and they don’t have to worry about pushback from people worried that they’ll be forced to eat lab meat.

Because if the statements by the IDF are true (there is little solid evidence but it’d be in line with what we know about Hamas’ behavior), there is an obstacle in the way that isn’t the IDF, too little fuel, or a technical problem.

“How are they going to limit consumption” really? Turn off breakers, pull plugs, turn off switches, have an electrician measure, whack everyone who uses power for anything but the absolutely most life critical applications with a large stick…

That sounds like a reasonable amount to provide, since they can provide another shipment 2h later if it actually goes to the hospital. (At full power it’d be 30 minutes, but I assume critical loads only could be powered a lot longer).

The evidence provided is weak though, and it could easily be staged. We didn’t get lucky by having Hamas publicly confirm that they indeed did it, but it’d be inline with their other statements that show utter disregard for Palestinian life.

Especially since you can send another 300 liters, or even more, as soon as you see it actually going to the hospital.

Also, the hospital most certainly does not need 10000 liters a day for critical equipment. (To run everything like normal, maybe.)

It’s a relevant distinction.

Interference by unauthorized person’s = outsider threat.

Other possibilities could be intentional malicious actions by authorized people (insider threat), or a mistake by authorized people (human error, incompetence, negligence, …)

In this case, I’d say the censorship worked in favor of Hamas, and while “poorly moderated” platforms did give them the opportunity to spread their “propaganda”, Hamas used it to show everyone their true face. The result of the propaganda was people who were previously sympathetic to the Palestinian’s cause we’re now calling for Gaza to be turned into a parking lot.

I also find it rather rich that the article is complaining about misinformation when most of the press printed the lie about the hospital attack as if it was a fact.