IIRC the first envelope scanned at a sorting facility invalidates the postzegelcode immediately, any envelopes using it after that will be handled like they had no postzegel at all (receiver has to pay)
How about others in the EU bailing them out when they found out you actually can't just increase spend forever? Grexit would have been certain bankruptcy
Definitely geo ip, if you listen to a lot of podcasts it might be worth it to only download them through a VPN from a very small country: Very few companies advertise there so there are no ads to inject, effectively having adblock
A second factor (like 3-D Secure) is required by EU directive in the whole block for online payments. For in person payments having access to the card and knowing the code already satisfies the 2 factors, and checks are extremely rare and have been for decades
> The prices will apply to vehicles weighing more than 1.6 tonnes with a combustion engine or hybrid vehicles, and more than 2 tonnes for electric vehicles.
Interesting, so you don't think that separating different kinds of traffic (through traffic and local traffic) would inheritly also be better for car drivers?
The EU limits the processing fee to 0.2% of transactions, which solves a lot of the problems with taking cards as a store. Why can't the US? The only downside is less benefits on your credit card because you didn't indirectly pay that 2.8% extra on everything you buy
For many types of furniture there are different price points at IKEA and you can pay for more quality. For bar tables for instance, you can go for a TOMMARYD and have a cheap flimsy table. But if you have the budget to spend over a hundred euros more you can go for a fully wooden NORDVIKEN.
Because it's a visualization. The data is presented in a way where its easy to compare multiple values as they all have the same scale.
A table is just raw data so then it's not a visualization. And for bar charts: I don't think showing the derivatives and silver on a log scale chart makes them very easy to compare.
The core problem is too much nitrogen absolutely destroying the native plants in Natura 2000 areas that always had very low nitrogen levels. You can be the most knowledgeable farmer in the world but that won't change the fact that intensive nitrogen (ammonia) emissions will annihilate the native plants in these protected areas, let alone outside them.
Disabling javascript breakpoints usually does the trick. Devtools detection is often done by having a `debugger;` statement somewhere and timing of it triggered
All private tabs share the same container and it is only thrown away when you close them all. Otherwise you would not be able to move tabs between private windows for instance