I thought food is way cheaper in the US but considering the taxes and tip, the prices seems similar to Europe.

What type of cake are we talking here? Industrial or home baked? Also what size? I am talking about a cake of 6 portion of around 200g.

I was watching the show Good Times about the struggle of poor black family. But after some episodes I felt it wasn't realistic and the family isn't really poor.

Not for research? Like testing for car crashes?

Wasn't it like 120€ ten years ago?

Yes I know but the French gouvernement passed many laws not in favor of employees. There were strikes for months but the gouvernement didn't listen and police was beating people.

Now an employer can fire you because of race / sexual orientation... Etc. You can win if you went into trial but the employer may pay just few hundreds euros because there is a limit that caps how much the employer will pay.

The majority of servers there are shipped from the US and shipping for me is triple the prices.

That's what I am afraid of, some people told me that you end up having issues when you fill it up, so few years after if you buy an HDD a year.

I don't understand why some says they don't support HDD of more than 16TB.

I only have USB 2 but it is OK for my need right now.

So how adblockers works then?

I worked at company like stripe and exactly at the scope of authentication/liability. I am not sure about whatever you pay the charge back fee even though the liability is shifted from you to the issuer bank. Do you have 3DS2 enabled for your payments?

It is normal that Stripe mention the charge back fees as there are exceptions for strong authentication but it is worth asking them for details and whatever you pay the fee even when liability have been shifted. And maybe the issuer bank will just do refund and take the loss if it see the SCA have been done.

But then you give more money to Reddit.

Connect works well for me.