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The most likely explanation is that their previous implementation broke due to a website change, and they didn't want to bother with fixing it. People began opening issues for them to fix it, but now it looks like they're aiding people explicitly asking for piracy, so they can't win (and also I'm willing to bet it fucking sucked trying to support that particular website)

Generally when you buy ads, you may choose to pay per click that goes to your page at all, or you may choose to pay (more) per person who actually pays money for whatever you're selling. I can easily see a funeral flower company spending $20 per person who buys from them by being directed there by google, especially as the margins in the funeral industry are sky high.

Here, it's probably an aggregate of CPC per client put next to "common Google trends searches for that industry", without actually any data to correlate that CPC is actually that high for a particular request.

I get mine from AliExpress. They're by no means good, but I refuse to spend more than 30€ on plastic. I also get my board from there, there are some good deals on subpart boards that are actually quite serviceable.

This is a very standard AliExpress keycap set, it should be on the first page of results for "DSA keycap set"

Bah la symbolique est pas incroyable en soit. J'aime bien le drapeau visuellement mais je t'avoue que la royauté + leur couleurs de paris c'est entre "beurk" et "je m'en branle"

Yes. A woman died of allergic reactions when eating at a disney-owned restaurant after telling the waitstaff repeatedly about her allergies.

Her husband then sued the restaurant, because that's already fucking insane.

Disney then argued that actually, the court didn't have jurisdiction because the husband had agreed to arbitration when he signed up to Disney+'s free trial 2 years prior.

His lawyers seem to actually be worth their money and are fighting this.

And server 2012 has the windows 8 Fullscreen start menu (and classic shell is compatible, if you can't install SP2). In recent years I hear they're separating from year/Pc version parity? Thankfully I now work in Linux admin, so that's not longer my concern.

In January 2021, Microsoft pushed a kb that would make your server reboot constantly if it was running server 2012 and was either a domain controller or a hyperV host.

Guess how many domain controllers went down that day.

Yes. It is equally as astonishing in french. In simple terms the law you're quoting says "generally speaking, ISPs will most likely try to obtain consent". Why this is a law at all makes no sense to me.

I don't think this works here. You see it in this form in the phrase "je tend a mes affaires" (I am tending to my own business) which is incredibly old fashioned and doesn't work here anyway.

I found it fine really. He's great at killing because he was traumatized into being a super soldier and having plot amor, not because he's autistic.

As written, it really seems like the correct translation is "tends to". I've never seen this used in law texts and why is a law written this way in the first place??? But then again i don't have much law experience so maybe it's really common?

I can at least tell you I've never ever ever seen "tend" being used to mean "shall".