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Maybe? The EU is way younger than the US though.

Fair, I have also seen plenty of flags in Denmark.

As a German it weirds me out. We don't do that kind of nationalism any more.

We have this in Germany - for the first six months of employment. Ok, it's still two weeks notice because that's the right thing to do, but still, it's less than the 1/2/3/4/5/6/7 months of notice required after working at a place for 0.5/5/8/10/12/15/20 years. (BGB §622 for the curious)

There is no reason to keep the possibility for such a short notice indefinitely.

Yes to all three.

Language is always changing and pain points like these (also" would of", etc) are parts of the driving force behind this process.

5 Minute by car if your suburb is not completely fucked.

But that is also kinda the point, how long do you have to walk to get groceries?

You can boot from the SSD directly btw

I don't think that math worked out for them. After season 8 GoT just vanished from the public mind, at least in my experience. The show was so terrible in the end, they would have made a lot more money in a 5 year hiatus selling merch than they got from running the show to completion.

Compare it to the lord of the rings for example. They got a rescan, color correction, more bonus content and a 4k release 20 years after the first movie came out. I doubt we will get anything comparable for game of thrones. No one pulls out the DVDs to watch game of thrones once a year. Plenty of LOTR fans do.

Hey, maybe the production process and internal documentation is so shit that it does in fact take several years in advance to plan out a simple swap of the connector XD

I was mostly referring to the top comment. If you need to write an essay on Hamlet, the book can in fact not lie, because the entire exercise is to read the book and write about the contents of it.

But in general, you are right. (Which is why it is proper journalistic procedure to talk to multiple experts about a topic you write about. Also a good article does not present a forgone conclusion, but instead let's readers form their own opinion on a topic by providing the necessary context and facts without the author's judgement. LLMs as a one-stop-shop do not provide this and are less reliable than listening to a single expert would be)

The pm2.5 refers to the particle diameter and incorporates any particles that are less than 2.5 micrometers in size. So particulate matter and microplastics are not necessarily a contradiction

But good that you brought it up, I did some googling and umweltdialog.de writes that microplastics from tires make up one third of Germany's microplastics pollution! That's an insane amount!

It's late here, so I won't read it today, but the Fraunhofer Research Institute did a study called "TireWearMapping", which promises to contain a ton of information on the creation and distribution of tire based pollutants: https://www.umsicht.fraunhofer.de/de/projekte/tyrewearmapping.html

Or, because you can't rely on computers to tell you the truth. Which is exactly the issue with LLMs as well.

How much from tires when braking? I was under the impression that ~~tires~~ (edit: cats!) produce more pm2.5 from tires than brakes, which in turn account for more than the exhaust.