Here's a simple test: would the data be turned up in legal discovery? Nobody is doing a sector level disk scan but you would be expected to turn over relevant audit data if you had retained it. So it needs to be accurate and GDPR applies.
I used to live in a country with shitty police. An American I knew there reported several crimes. The officer would ask for his ID and when he opened his wallet the officer would extract his cash and send him on his way. Weirdly, he always believed it would be better next time, but this was actually the good level of service. The locals never went to the police because they knew to expect worse. The police in many countries serve only the powerful and themselves.
Pyrex used to be exclusively borosilicate glass but some of their stuff is regular glass now. And as the author discovered, it doesn't like sudden temperature changes.
Why on earth would you think this? The executives don't change the system because it continues to make them money and they suffer no consequences for the company's malfeasance. Maybe this fine is enough to rebalance the equation but I doubt it.
I travelled freely in China fourteen years ago. I paid cash everywhere. Nobody had a smartphone. I didn't feel surveilled. From my limited perspective it seems much less free now.
Not necessarily. They might have concluded that the potential liability from non-ownership was insignificant compared to the upside. Even when courts find against corporations who have massively screwed artists the compensation tends to be modest, and this case isn't clear cut.
The science bit says it's safe because the seasoning inhibits microbial growth during the drying period, but the recipe at the top applies the seasoning after the drying period. Something doesn't add up.
Thirteen years ago I met a traveller who paid their way with travel writing, which was basically blog spam. They soon ran out of authentic material so they started writing about places they'd never been using some light googling for inspiration. For a long time now people have been making advertising money by creating bullshit on a large scale. How are you going to prove that any content is organic?
You can usually set a custom date format without changing the locale, and you can usually find a tool to edit the nasty config file it's buried in. It is a pain though.
Its not uncommon in the UK but the big investors tend to be funds and their managers are part of the same class that benefits from ever increasing executive compensation. So they rarely vote against.
Your first three paragraphs are a précis of the article so at a glance your post seems pointless. I suspect that prompted the down votes. Maybe skip the fluff.
Or there is a car coming and it isn't slowing down but there is just enough time for me to nip across in front of it. Maybe this doesn't happen in countries with jaywalking laws, but it does happen here.