
I think in NL its 1 year 100%, then 1 year 70%, after that I think the government takes over
I think in NL its 1 year 100%, then 1 year 70%, after that I think the government takes over
In the Netherlands its like 2 years
That reads like Dutch to me. Perfect! I’ll be fine.
If your native language is English and your intent is to be demeaning, sure
My boy is 4 and always wants to be a princess, or any female character from TV shows. Its adorable and I don’t give a fuck. If he wants to be a she when he grows up, my only concern is hardships from intolerance.
Of course Le Pen’s reaction is that this is politically motivated. I’m not familiar with the ins and outs of this case, but am assuming the verdict is sound. Reactions like this are in my mind more serious than the actual offence; they undermine the rule of law. If found guilty in her appeal they should take this reaction into account and ban her from office forever.
They should implement some form of pgp into private posts so only folks with the right key can decrypt
Correct. I can recommend it, their home brands are cheap, and the quality is generally good.
Third party clients are not supported at all.
Did I read somewhere it needed 60% majority?
(Edit) I did. Explained here: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/why-is-a-simple-majority-usually-not-enough-to-pass-a-bill-in-the-senate/
On mobile Firefox the hamburger menu button disappears when I tap it
Actually, Mädchen (meaning “girl” in German) is a diminutive. It comes from Magd (an old word for “maid” or “young woman”) with the -chen suffix, which is a common diminutive in German.
The -chen suffix makes words grammatically neuter, which is why Mädchen takes das instead of die, even though it refers to a female person.
I’m not German but the same applies to the Dutch word for girl, and we’ve the same rule for neutral. By the way, ‘magd’ in Dutch means virgin (maagd to be precise), which sounds incredibly inappropriate to be going around calling someone; little virgin (/¯ ಠ_ಠ)/¯
I understand the sentiment, but I had the pleasure of working with a great PM on a high profile project in my company and it was really good. The more moving parts and stakeholders there are, the more you’re going to need someone to manage the stream of information, set expectations, keep the focus on the end goal. It was very good and I learned a lot from them.