The "value" has nothing to do with the "crime".

You steal $1 tips I left on the table or my $2,000,000 million helicopter: same crime, same punishment.

The value of what one steals, has nothing to do with the sentence.

I steal your suitcase - I committed a crime called "theft", I get punished for theft. Not for what ever is in your suitcase. Or if the suitcase is empty.

Does not matter if I take your $2000 phone from your table in a cafeteria, or steal your $2,000,000 car in front of it: the crime is the same, and the punishment is the same.

At least in Germany.

On the other hand, if I wrangle an ice cream out of the hands of your little boy and run away with the $1 ice cream: it is robbery ... and not theft.

Perhaps you should read a bit further and consider -> how much time <- he is supposed to do.

Perhaps you should read a bit further and consider -> how much time <- he is supposed to do.

Did he rob the car? (Can you rob a car?)
Or did he burglar into a car?
Or did he steal from a car?

5 years for stealing is a bit harsh ...

5 years for robbery? ... in Germany minimum sentence for robbery is 6 years.

Why stealing and breaking into a car and damaging it is not the way ... robbery is a completely different caliber of a crime!

It is up to you to read up on this.

Kind of sad that a bright mind -like yours- is missing the 6th Kondratieff, as in the digital industrial revolution that is happening right now under your fingertips.

I feel sorry for you.

oaky!

Why would an age verification app have all that data?
And how would another app be able to ask for it?

No idea what you mean with IP ... you mean IP address?

That changes every "few minutes" - who cares with what IP you activated the "age verification app" and with what IP it is challanged?

It is against the mod rules to mod down you disagree with.
I carefully take care not to fall into that trap.

Despite the fact that some idiots troll mod me - and make new fake accounts - which get mod rights removed instantly: I can mod nearly every day.

However I do not have anymore the 35 mod points I used to have 20 years ago.

Then read the rest of the comment you knee jerked answering too.

If every one "would pass" by answering everything correctly, then every one should pass.

Does not farking matter if everyone is 100% correct. What matters is if they are above the threshold to pass.

Actually from a teaching perspective: if you can not make a student pass, who managed to jump the inscription barrier, it is probably the teaching at fault.

So, you know everything, but according to the roaster of the students you have minour flaws in your answers.
And now you do not get a perfect grade ...

Disgusting.

Another nail into: money rules the world.

Depends what you do with them.

On TikTok I watch martial arts or Thai/Indian dance.

On Facebook I am in science and energy forums and Martial Arts forums.

It is pretty convenient to get information about events via Facebook, and share it with "friends". After all, most of the information you get: is coming from friends, anyway.

However I learned that there are indeed people who use Facebook et. all. as news replacement. I actually have no idea how that works. I do not get any news via TikTok or Facebook.

I think what they intend is a break of a minute with a banner: "you are scrolling mindlessly around here since 90 minutes, your GF called already 3 times and you tabbed her away ..." (pun intended :P )

It is not the scrolling per se. "Endless scrolling" is meant to be a metaphor of: being captured in the hamster wheel of scrolling.

Is the code open source and inspectable? If not, you are trusting the people who developed the code.

Obviously you trust the people developing the code.
Do you assume a company/some random people working on an EU project put in backdoors?

Most EU projects are open source, see https://code.europa.eu/

No idea about this one.

The general push in the EU is for "Once-Only Technical System (OOTS)", and open source is published under the European Union Public License (EUPL).

For further reading: https://commission.europa.eu/a...