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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
It is, but you won't get it if you're not a GmbH (a limited company). They are more often for company directors to avoid excess personal damage.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
I have registered a GBR before and I would not do it again. The risk due to personal liability is too high.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
It's easier in any EU country. Not in Germany though. The EU is coming up with special EU LLCs thankfully.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
German is an outlier in anything. What the poster has yet to mention is the horrific state of things when actually running a company. Insolvency in Germany is easy to achieve, either from illiquidity or over-indebtedness. All responsibili
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
I have never heard of someone paying cash to get an apartment tbh
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
This rule makes little sense for a country with an almost 50% tax rate.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
The 1970's median salary was $800 (so rent was 37%), the 2026 equivalent is $5220 or 49%.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
Not really. Rent is too high. It's not a problem unique to America. Rents in Munich, for example, have also doubled since 2012. A three-room apartment often costs between €2,200 and €2,700 per month in this city. For reference, that&#x
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
Eh. There is one thing I don't agree with in the name of integrity: Waterson didn't allow sales of a stuffed pet tiger akin to Hobbes, which millions of children (me included) must've dreamt of. He could've made it affor
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
It really isn't and AFAIK there has been little if any supply chain compromise in Rust code as of now
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
It is different. Handling `None` in a way that crashes your program is well defined in a Rust function. If you're using `unwrap` or `expect`, the program will crash with a stack trace and an error, instead of running into undefined b
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
My trade-off is not seeing a specialist for 6 months and more while paying 10k healthcare premiums a year for state mandated healthcare. Dermatologists in my city only take privately insured patients or self-paying patients. So I pay 300 Eu
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
I live in Germany and I pay almost 50% of my income in income tax and social tax. There is always "just that tiny bit more tax" that will magically fix the system (it won't). Turns out paying more money to an already corrupt
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
> Do you think Nintendo would look at that and say "well, he did a lot of work so he's escaped our license"? Of course not. It's just silly. That's because you're re-using assets.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
How so? Neither Germany nor France wanted to meaningly influence Airbus nor Dassault Aviation in any way to solve internal bickering. There was a ton of political bargaining over subsystems and job guarantees. Of course, I can go off of wha
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
You're using that fallacy wrong.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
How exactly are the Swiss in any position that would mean economic destruction?
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
The EU is effectively paralysed in foreign affairs and a common fighter jet project died just today due to economic infighting. They're right.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
There was no global freedom of movement. Ever.
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
well duh let's just import food from elsewhere (and completely ignore that foreign politic squabbles might crash this system)
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by selfmodruntime 3mo ago
citation needed
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
Ah yes, market manipulation, a key trait of fascism right next to authoritarian military regimes and ulta-nationalism. Words have lost all meanings.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
Not every (slightly) authoritarian government is akin to a regime that was responsible for the industrial scale killing of more than 11 million people.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
The point is that decisions can remain arbitrary
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
No. OIDC and in general identity management + entitlements in a large business organization is complex because we need that complexity.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
Your comment has a bit of an inexperienced smell. Business auth infinitely more complex than saving a user and salting/hashing his password. > There must be a behavioral pattern there... The pattern is that your comment is very far
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
Well the disadvantage is that you're responsible for your companies keycloak.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
A lot of people using docker or even k8s don‘t know that by default, a service is available to all other services via the service name defined in the compose file or your yaml specs. Docker compose builds an implicit bridge network. Most
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
For now . Valve has a long history of shipping compatibility after release.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
You can choose to not host your game on steam. Plenty of developers do.

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