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by 77pt77 2y ago
“Physicists are much less concerned than mathematicians about rigorous proofs. ... That allows physicists to explore mathematical terrain more quickly than mathematicians.” The end. There's no magic here.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
You are confusing TSA with CBP. Some countries allow you to clear CBP on the boarding side, skipping it at the destination. It's like Ireland/Dublin, Aruba and a few others.
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If there are any criminal charges here it will be for the reporters. Not the developers. To think otherwise is beyond naive.
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Yes! Time and time again these cancerous institutions have shown that their only interest is in surviving and they attempt that by concealing the flaws and brutally harassing the people that report them. At this point only useful idiots giv
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Why do people even attempto to disclose this? These guy are going to end up with some serious federal charges.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Finally someone gets it. And then there is status. Since you don;t understand anything anyway, you ascertain value and correctness based on status signals. For you engineer that is going to be, first and foremost the way he looks. Whether h
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by 77pt77 2y ago
For those not in the know: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wells_Fargo_cross-selling_scan...
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> Yes officer, this neerdowell right here.
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>The trick is to become so incredibly annoying that some CxO / VP is going to bump you ahead in the queue and assign a dedicated customer experience manager. Hard to be annoying when they can just completely ignore and redirect it t
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Or just go down the Wells Fargo road and start opening accounts on his behalf.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Many decades ago I transfered my money from the USA to Europe. Nothinf much but I didn't want to cross borders with wads of cash even though it's perfectly legal. I had to give my origin bank everything imaginable, including addre
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Always have your money split between multiple unrelated banks in different jusrisdictions. Always have multiple debit and credit cards between different institutions. If possible avoid the USA banking system, although thats easier said than
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by 77pt77 2y ago
I dont' get it. Is there any interactivity?
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by 77pt77 2y ago
So can mplayer and did that way before mpv could.
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Is your startup part of ycombinator?
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> KVM, ESXi, WebKit, etc., need to be taken much more seriously. Openssl
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> The third is many business owners, because it would become much harder/risky to hire illegal immigrants to work. Big one, but even though employing illegal immigrants is a crime, it's almost never prosecuted.
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Plenty of countries have smart cards with chips and RSA keys that can be used to verify ID with much higher level of certainty, but then they usually don't use it. Even just name, DOD and last 4 of the SS number and you are done. It&#x
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> Big enough companies have become too big to be disrupted Eg: Boeing.
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As in everything law related, that depends on the parties involved.
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Archive: https://archive.is/wip/6XmKN WayBackMachine: https://web.archive.org/web/20240813194919/https://onlinelib...
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by 77pt77 2y ago
That basically only happens if you do a water fast with distilled water. Regular mineral water will avoid that.
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> Police are people, and generally average intelligence people At most of average inteligence since they officially and openly refuse those of higher than average inteligence.
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The only real difference is the uniform. > the Banditos "controls the East Los Angeles station like inmates running a prison yard." The name says it all.
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The new population would have had immunity when the europeans arrived and they didn't. You write way too much for too little information.
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In society what is done is almost irrelevant. The really relevant information is who did it. More so when the law is concerned. Actions are only crimes if the "wrong" people perpetrate them. For the right people, "crimes&quot
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by 77pt77 2y ago
If Jackson Pollock is any example, probably a CIA psyop. At this point nothing surprises me anymore. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-...
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> Their gut reaction is to “look busy” As americans says: "motion creates emotion!"
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Smallpox alone killed way more than 50%. I'm sorry but contact alone with people from Eurasia or Africa would have innevitably almost wiped out native american populations. I don't think this is even debatable.
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> Why take an account from an author of dubious qualifications and veracity seriously Your reading comprehension is severely lacking. I mean the next step for the Chinese is to take such bullshit as true and start laying claim to the Ame

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