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by 101404 6y ago
The Dancing Monkey left the company, after that Microsoft got better.
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by 101404 6y ago
> Finland has mandatory military service for males. How is that kind of institutionalized sexism still legal?
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by 101404 6y ago
Sure, that would make an inspiring Hollywood movie. But in real world terms, it just sounds like a large number of Uber drivers.
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by 101404 6y ago
Step 1: be a millionaire.
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by 101404 6y ago
Same here, people working across the border get special permits. But they do need permits if they want to cross. Closing border refers to closing it for regular people.
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by 101404 6y ago
It was in the newspapers in February and first half of March. The "big switch" was 14to 15 of March. The MSN here ran a fake story about Trump wanting to buy some German pharma company (all large newspapers retracted the story aro
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by 101404 6y ago
That would be really bad. I used Ubuntu for the past 15 years or so, but that would make me switch to a different distro. So shortly after the Mir fiasco, why does Canonical feel it necessary to come up with the next dumb idea?
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by 101404 6y ago
Here in Germany, the government called Corona "a trick by the political right" to "achieve border closing". We only closed borders way after every country around us did. Because ideology is more important than human live
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by 101404 6y ago
The NSA spying on everybody was pretty crackpotty. Until Snowden, and suddenly it wasn't.
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> Current WHO advice: "If you are healthy, you only need to wear a mask if you are taking care of a person with COVID-19." That's really dangerous advice. Because most people with COVID19 don't even know they have i
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by 101404 6y ago
Remember when the WHO didn't want to recognize it as a pandemic for weeks and weeks, and the entire world was wondering why? Weird choice to select the WHO to be the only source of truth in this one.
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by 101404 6y ago
That's really bad. In my country (Germany), the government changed position so many times. What was yesterday "a hoax", became official government position few days later, etc Treating WHO positions as "the only truth th
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by 101404 6y ago
So the "old people" are the bad guys for you, hmm. Then again, it's mostly "old people" who are discriminated against when it comes to hiring.
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by 101404 6y ago
Why not judge people by the result of their work, instead of their age?
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by 101404 6y ago
There has been no recent US president who didn't try to silence whistle blowers. Therefore: no, it doesn't. It's something people in power will always attempt. That's why "checks and balances" are so important
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by 101404 6y ago
So what was "misleading" about it? Compared to Spain or Italy, the limitations were fewer. And of those, many have now been lifted. Not sure why you felt the need to call it "misleading".
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by 101404 6y ago
Discussing a topic controversially is just that, a discussion. When the Chinese government "attacks" somebody, that person disappears and often dies. Just wanting to remind people of the difference.
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by 101404 6y ago
Could you tell me what "data cherry picking" I did?
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by 101404 6y ago
And yet shops up to 800sqm are open again and the shopping street in in front of me apartment (in a larger German city) is crowded. And no, we didn't contain the outbreak. But we have 20,000 ICU beds. Unlike France, Italy or Spain, who
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by 101404 6y ago
Who fact checks the fact checkers?
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by 101404 6y ago
Isn't that what the market economy is based on. Making money off of information asymmetry?
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by 101404 6y ago
Honestly, it mainly sounds like you are pretty quick to judging others without actually knowing what they are doing. So much for "doing things that damage society".
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by 101404 6y ago
Always remember that "the NSA is spying on everybody" was "conspiracy stuff" too. Right until it wasn't. And regarding Corona: Sweden never introduced a quarantine, and they seem to be in good shape compared to othe
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by 101404 6y ago
That's great for the cats. But it looks a bit over engineered. Nailing a curved piece of wood to the wall would also do the trick. Cats are very good at climbing trees.
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by 101404 6y ago
Chrome + AdBlock + NoScript - Google + Sync without Account
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by 101404 6y ago
Isn't their strategy basically the same that Johnson was doing in the UK initially?
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by 101404 6y ago
Wasn't there an investigation that found no evidence on that?
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by 101404 6y ago
From the site's text: > and plenty of Americans and Russian's willing to use whatever means necessary to ensure Trump gets re-elected That is not what the Russian attacks are about. In fact, the maker of the site seems to hav
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by 101404 6y ago
...just to then realize that the computer was still logged in and the focus was on a chat window, and it was only the screen that had been in power saving mode. :-}
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by 101404 7y ago
What's hard about it? I cancel my prime membership every other month (always switching between Netflix and Amazon). Click cancel, five times okay, and done.

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