For killing someone? Causing someone’s death due to negligence is only worth a month of jail to you?

I can honestly say my favourite part of the Picard series is Seven of Nine.

I love that they took a efficiency obsessed, socially inept ex-borg into a cynical baddass, who I’d argue was the funniest character.

None of the three seasons particularly gripped me, but I enjoyed it overall nonetheless.

Why are you such a corpo boot licker? What exactly do we gain as a species by allowing companies to hoard IP of creators of which are long since dead?

Nek minnit you’ll be telling me I can’t put on a play from Shakespeare or recite Beowulf without paying some corporation a fee?

Seriously?

Pretty sure this is because both sides agreed to not carry firearms in those areas. I’d guess to prevent a full-scale war breaking out

You can change this via your account in your instance (not all apps have these settings)

I leave Undetermined, English and German.

I only ever get English and German 👍

Cheers for this (and my condolences), as much as it sucks to block Texas, it’d be much worse to let Texas ruin Wikipedia for the rest of the world.

You could probably go faster on a bike.

Amsterdam is well known for making trips by bike and foot the fastest and best way to get around. I am very jealous.

Why not from Sony, they are the retailer, at least under Australian Consumer Law they are responsible for providing a refund.

Can’t everyone just get a refund on everything they’re taking down?

You can bet Australian users will be entitled to a refund, should they be affected.

Similar to how “no refunds” didn’t fly with steam in cases where people are entitled to a refund under Australian Consumer Law.

I’d imagine they’d end up getting done-in by laws on minimum warranties. Vapers would be happy: “Only works 3 times? Sweet, guess I’ll use it and get my money back each time.”

(How it would go down in Australia if they tried that.)

I was just thinking about this today downstairs in the food court at the bottom of the office building I work in. Hundreds of people come through there for the lunch rush to dozens of fast food restaurants (sushi, buritoes, Thai etc), all in the space of less than 30x30m including seating. I was thinking: there’s no way you could do this with a drive through.

That sucks (both the people running lights, and the failure in red light cameras) stay safe out there friend.

No red light cameras in your parts? I get this happens, but if it’s this frequent makes me wonder if there’s ever any fines for it? Depending how late it is should be instant licence revokation and fine in my opinion.

In Australia this would be illegal drip pricing. JUST INCLUDE EVERYTHING IN THE PRICE OF THE FOOD! Is it so hard?

Absolutely wild you also don’t add tax in the price in the US.

Is it too much to ask to just be told the price upfront on the menu?

Don’t you just love it when people decide things are true because they feel it’s true?

The hard part is the cost difference (I haven’t looked terribly deeply yet) Family Proton (3TB) is 395 AUD (when you sign up for 2 years)

2 TB, 125 AUD per year for google drive, and it’s per year.

Pro-rata that’s literally twice as expensive, and you have to sign up for 2 years to get that rate, which makes moving my stuff a hard pill to swallow :(

Is there a plug and play service that’s as good as proton without the hefty premium?

(The single plans are even more steep, 24 months, 158 AUD per year for only 500 GB…)

I’d argue it’s more ethical than meat. You can live a healthy life without meat (provided you’re still getting your protein and B12). You’re kinda dead without a heart.

I agree, while we’re eating meat, feels strange to call the ethics of pig heart harvesting into question.

You can deduct house renovations in France? Does this mean if your reno is the same as your salary you pay no tax that year?

That seems odd

And the contexts in which you can list prices excluding GST are pretty limited.

My heart goes out to you friend. Get home safe ❤️