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by 8jef 3y ago
I mean there is only one pipeline, to which are contributing many actors, like big agencies (booking, expedia), car rental, airlines, etc. Together, they act as one.
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by 8jef 3y ago
I wish someone from the accommodation industry would tell us all how the central booking system and most hotel chains are abusing everyone, from inn and hotel owners to end customers. Their contracts are pure gold, in the sense that they cl
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by 8jef 3y ago
As someone who's mostly buying used tech, or newish at deep discounted price from classifieds or ebay, I appreciate not having to wait 5 years cycles for stuff. Yearly release cycles means people let go sooner of perfectly functioning
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by 8jef 3y ago
Pedestrians always have the right of way ... on roads where they can be. Pedestrians and cyclists are forbidden on 70 mph highways. If I ever see someone on foot on such highway, after doing my best to avoid that person, I'll call 911
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by 8jef 3y ago
This
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by 8jef 3y ago
The situation is still the same, happening as we speak. This court case is from a long time ago, but look at the market since the Ryzen inception, the last five years, and you'll find it hard to purchase worthwhile AMD stuff outside of
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by 8jef 3y ago
Same in Canada. Maybe because all major public transportion infrastructure projects in North America use European and Japanese technologies, emanating from say, three different - yet very convergent - conglomerates?
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by 8jef 3y ago
Reading out loud (I had to) such heavy, thick next level propaganda diarrhea makes me wonder about so many things. Like, who cares?
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by 8jef 3y ago
Cynical monikers applied to corporations and/or brand names are not meant to be funny, at all. They are often useful warning signs, meant to demonstrate corporate deviousness over time.
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by 8jef 3y ago
I've ordered both this risk-v cm4, and the Radxa Taco, which has 5 x sata + 1 nvme. Can't wait to test this.
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by 8jef 3y ago
Out of sheer curiosity, I've mailed a swab taken from my mouth, after payment, so long ago, I can't remember which came first: that, or me closing my first Facebook account and becoming techno anxious (paranoid of some sort). I&#x
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by 8jef 3y ago
The death of a living entity is a black hole in itself: matter just get rearranged. Assuming black holes are just galactic sized blenders that leak matter out, eventually.
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by 8jef 3y ago
White bread ingredients explained (Wonder bread): https://www.730sagestreet.com/wonder-bread-ingredients/
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US not in the top ten, Eastern Europe overly represented https://www.wcrf.org/cancer-trends/colorectal-cancer-statist...
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by 8jef 3y ago
The reply of a true disenchanted believer. Elon Musk, from visionary genius to conman. You must have skin in the game.
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by 8jef 3y ago
A theory: the whole radical right-wing Texas gone chief twit fighter sparaging over-the-top nonsensical Elon Musk has really started with the coming of the cybertruck - it feels like some long con strategy, an elaborate ploy to seduce ... m
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by 8jef 3y ago
... has the best sidewalks. Or bike paths.
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> I am led to believe this is satire. Looking at their other posts, some very serious not funny at all kind of satire.
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by 8jef 3y ago
You're absolutely right, I for one do care, a lot. Then, I feel _most_ don't, and since _most_ is driving this train we're in, I feel we have to deliver the message in all the possible ways it can be, including a toned down d
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by 8jef 3y ago
Of course people don't know what they want, but saying people don't know enough is irrelevant. What is relevant is the capacity you may have at convincing them they should follow your lead. That's it.
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by 8jef 3y ago
That's up for debate, for sure. My hopes are derived from the survival abililities of some close genetic cousins. Rats comes to mind. I do believe we could endure and thrive in much more hardship than we already have in any past period
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by 8jef 3y ago
Preaching the avoidance of a 20th potential co2 correlated mass extinction event may appear to be a valid first response to the actual environmental anxiety crisis many of us are experiencing, but this won't work, as we need more clari
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by 8jef 3y ago
Amazing story. It tells one solid truth: culture is a construct, like a piece of garment can be, like an ornament. It can be burrowed, changed, adapted, created, dumpted, matched, merged, whatever. Theses guys have one culture too many to l
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by 8jef 3y ago
I've never contemplated a country TLD dashboard, but most hosting control panels will intercept any email that isn't correctly addressed if you setup a catch-all for a specific domain. Anyway, so much traffic coming one way should
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by 8jef 3y ago
As a future self from 5 minutes ago, I'm feeling totally alien hated.
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by 8jef 3y ago
It's nice to have choices. In a country where every individual have to evaluate and negotiate almost all of its many daily economic choices, results end up benefiting the wealthy and powerful, to the detriment of others, in everything
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Many GM models have been made in China, for quite a few years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAIC-GM
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> Asylums still exist. What this person wants to bring back is the ability to lock people up and keep people locked up there with little recourse. Places that lock up people against their will with little recourse are called prisons thes
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Corporations are rarely made to do anything, unless some court judgement forces them. More likely, corporations die because they couldn't adapt and survive. Any legacy web entity is at risk of disappearing sooner than later, because mo
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