Are you sure about that?

At the same time, the use of individual words or very short extracts of press publications by information society service providers may not undermine the investments made by publishers of press publications in the production of content. Therefore, it is appropriate to provide that the use of individual words or very short extracts of press publications should not fall within the scope of the rights provided for in this Directive. Taking into account the massive aggregation and use of press publications by information society service providers, it is important that the exclusion of very short extracts be interpreted in such a way as not to affect the effectiveness of the rights provided for in this Directive.

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2019/790/oj

How do you know it’s about link previews?

The arcticle mentions that it’s about redistributing the content without payment.

Microsoft, Google and Meta got in trouble as well in the past and got a fine or agreed to paid up.

Yes there is, it’s called summer.

Or when you don’t eat half a pound of butter every week.

Butter is tasty but annoying, so I switched to those butter-vegetable oil hybrids.

They taste a bit like butter but spread like margarine.

Stop drinking milk.

Exactly. They don’t want to provide them at all, but customers would get furious, so they cheap out as much as they can.

Funny that you mention Panasonic, because that’s the brand I noticed it first with.

The Panasonic cells that come with a device are usually garbage, also the stuff you get on flee markets and cheap packages on the Internet.

They apparently have cells that hold up and weight noticeably more.

For the standard sizes like AAA, AA and D cells there’s only Duracell for me. They’re still miles ahead of their competitors imo.

In my experience you can feel how good they are by how heavy they weight in your hand.

It’s only a good metric if half of them aren’t bots.

No issues on android Firefox with ad blocker

It’s even worse in social media, because most users that sign up stop using it at some point.

So the product can die pretty quick if they don’t generate new users, especially when they alienate old ones.

How did you manage to lose money on a 3 fund portfolio, if one of its strengths is that it never underperforms the market?

Something doesn’t add up. Sounds and looks like you gambled first and then went with a solid investment.

Maybe it’s time to think about the capabilities of your financial advisor. Is it a friend or a professional?

BBY all in yolo!

My bad.

I guess he’s talking about other upgrades like radar sensors and all the stuff that people told him from the get go.

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To cover up his lies and false promises.

The only method that has worked okay for me is using a scalpel to cut off a layer of the silicone from the defective part, and getting a donor pad from another remote to glue it on.

There isn’t much room for error though.

This is the way.

I always cleaned the silicone pads with warm water and soap, though. Just put them in the sink, apply water and soap, and use a brush to clean it. Dry it up with a paper towel and slap it a few times on the counter to get the water out of any cracks.

If you don’t want to have to clean it at all, don’t hold the remote in your hand all day. Condensation will happen.

Also, remotes of smokers are nasty, but soap and water works like a charm here as well.

Use Isopropyl for the electronics. Don’t use thinner or anything aggressive. It will just desintegrate the contacts.

As soon as you have to fix the contacts, it’s usually better to get a replacement. But if you clean your remote once you have to press harder, the contacts will survive. It’s usually from pressing too hard because the contact is bad from dirt.

If you have trouble opening it, twist the remote a bit until it opens or you get enough space between the top and bottom to insert a preying tool.

Watch for eventual screws under labels or in the battery compartment first.