C’est bien pour ça que ça s’appelle un « trouble anormal du voisinage », si tu vas construire ta maison à côté d’un stand de tir tu dois accepter les détonations régulières, un circuit automobile un peu pareil (pourtant c’est un problème récurrent vu que l’étalement urbain atteint ces lieux jadis un peu reculés), quand tu es dans un quartier résidentiel en ville tu n’as pas à accepter tout pour autant…
Aller en justice parce que le coq du voisin est un coq, faut aimer faire perdre son temps aux autres.
L'argument pété à base de flicage des patients, je m'y attendais pas tellement, et c'est vraiment idiot en plus d'être un aveu que le monde de ce genre de parasites c'est celui où tout le monde accepte le DMP.
Comment ça se fait que plein de pays réussissent à donner les médicaments à l'unité ? C'est une chaîne logistique différente mais si les pharmaciens dans les grandes villes en France ont les moyens de robotiser complètement les rayonnages, ils ont les moyens d'acheter des machines pour compter à leur place des cachets pour mettre dans des contenants standardisés.
At the current rate (which may or may not hold and may or may not be legitimate) the initiative should beat “One of Us”, the biggest one yet with 1.9M signatures (pro-life, ultimately did nothing).
They are supposed to meet with the seven people who first put the initiative forward. It won't change their minds if they're already against the initiative but if they don't care it may sway them to hear it explained to them. I have zero expectations since EU bureaucrats live in a parallel dimension but there's some hope something happens.
They're supposed to meet with European bureaucrats so yes, they'll need support.
We need to beat the previous record of “One of Us” with their 1.9M signatures!
I'd have to agree, the quality of electrical components has gone way up since the 1980s, and almost every shitty part has been replaced with reliable electronics over time: ignition went from points to distributors to statically timed electronic boxes, carburettors have been replaced by very smart EFI with basically no wear items if you keep up with maintenance. All my old cars have had insanely shitty connectors, stupid wiring and finicky tuning.
Hybrids don't even need alternators.
C'est pas n'importe quel journal anglophone, c'est le Bezos Post.
They always refused to reimburse the cost of Windows licences before this even if it was illegal in the country you lived in. I'm very surprised.
PRODUTO COSMÉTICO. NÃO COMESTÍVEL. 🤔
I don't think automatic transmissions are in any way responsible for car centric urban planning, Europe has plenty of it and the transition to automatics is very slow and quite recent.
I agree far too many people are allowed to drive when they shouldn't but people dying on the road is more socially acceptable than stringent standards for being allowed to operate lethal machines at insanely high speeds (in terms of kinetic energy at least).