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Readit Newsrunarb commented on Living with 12 Strangers to Ease a Housing Crunch bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/andrebalza1
runarb commented on AccuWeather to discontinue free access to Core Weather API developer.accuweather.com... · Posted by u/TerribleTurnout
NWS's APIs are still free of charge: https://www.weather.gov/documentation/services-web-api
The Norwegian Meteorological Institute also have free forecast for any location on earth: https://developer.yr.no/featured-products/forecast/
runarb commented on Alaska Airlines flight 1282 NTSB preliminary report [pdf] ntsb.gov/investigations/D... · Posted by u/tomalpha
So were the bolts missing because the Spirit team did not know they had to be put back (i.e. it was not recorded as a task that needed to be done) or was that simply just another mistake in the long line of mistakes they've made?
Reading through that post gave me nightmares of dealing with outsourcing software teams where you send them a small issue to fix and their fix breaks 3 existing items.
> were the bolts missing because the Spirit team did not know they had to be put back
It would be interesting to know what ultimately happened to the bolts if they indeed were removed.
When I disassemble something, I do as I was taught in my mechanical class in high school, and always keep all parts I take of in the same box. If I am left with some extra bolts when finished, that would be a worrisome sign.
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runarb commented on WeWork Skips $95M in Interest Payments nytimes.com/2023/10/02/bu... · Posted by u/LastNevadan
They can freeze their assets. They can basically do everything you can do against a company that doesn't obey the law.
Correct. From what I can read in the decision letter, Metas local Norwegian subsidiary, named "Facebook Norway AS", is being held collectively responsible for "fine of up to NOK 1 000 000 per day of non-compliance on Meta Platforms Ireland Limited and/or Facebook Norway AS" - https://www.datatilsynet.no/contentassets/36ad4a92100943439d...
Facebook Norway AS did, however, only have a revenue of about 6.6 million USD in 2022, with a profit of 3.6 million USD, according to https://www.proff.no/selskap/facebook-norway-as/oslo/reklame... . They have 27 employees. The revenue from Norway are however much bigger and was speculated to be 233 million USD in 2021: https://e24.no/naeringsliv/i/A3r1Mz/facebook-bokfoerte-bare-...