

When they drill a hole in the ocean and all the ocean water goes through the hole all the way down to the core and extinguishes it, don’t say I didn’t warn ya.
When they drill a hole in the ocean and all the ocean water goes through the hole all the way down to the core and extinguishes it, don’t say I didn’t warn ya.
Not true, member states cannot override EU directives, which is what the question asks. The subsidiarity is basically that if there’s no EU rule for <insert thing>, the national law applies.
Basically what US has, except EU has less laws (and intends to keep it that way).
Mine, lemmings.world, I don’t tolerate misinformation and bigotry, but I’m not ban happy and very tolerant of opinions I don’t hold.
They sure do, even if you get a 3rd party print farm to print it for you. I read some analysis and up until around million pieces it’s cheaper than molding without trying. If you optimize, it was some larger number which I forgot.
If only there was something that’s much cheaper to scale slowly over time that’s actually cheaper to use until you get into some millions+ of pieces.
3D printers are the future for everyone who wants to create something and doesn’t have to of money to burn (that includes from preorders, aka confirmed sales).
So, the EU got rid of cancer? That sounds about right.