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I find it hard to believe anyone thinks it's reasonable "anywhere in the world" can keep prosecuting the guy until he dies. Taken to the extreme with this logic he should be extradited across the globe for decades for any pub
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I'd love to see someone name one US company that faced material damages as claimed in this comment. It really doesn't seem to be the case. World police strikes again.
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This is funny to think about, I'm no expert but probably far more dangerous unless your moon propulsion is dramatically restricted. You need a fullbody suit to maintain it's integrity, so taking even a minor spill is not a good id
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So the other thread got quite derailed regarding the concept of sovereignty and was somewhat lacking in empathy for a startup founder now facing the death penalty. That and the sometimes cringeworthy libertarianism aside, the business conce
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The First Seasteaders – Raising the Spar(youtube.com)
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The idea is it being in an enclosed livable area. Outside with propulsion would be actually quite dangerous in comparison.
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Not sure if it can be called extreme but humans would be capable of self powered flight in lunar gravity. Strap on some wings like those comical attempts in the 1900’s and soar to your hearts content. I could see it being very popular for
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by A2017U1 8y ago
Not at all. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=google+fonts+license https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIL_Open_Font_License
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What is the max lines in a single file for a developer "to get fired" at your company?
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There's no other possible way for an economy to grow except through that? Population growth is the lazy, unsustainable way to get gdp growth.
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The amount of damage it does is huge to the foreign psyche. Already numerous conferences plan to move to anywhere but the US. I'm entirely sure Russia and China cheer on this level of pettiness. If he had actually done something wrong
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Wow. I'm always astonished by the people who think economic espionage isn't a huge part of Western intelligence services. It is. The Americans just hide it better and it's entirely within their mandate. China couldn't c
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It's quite amusing how many Australians don't even know of it's existence, nor of the leeway it buys us in international relations. Even more obscure is the Harold Holt Naval Communication Station and it's immense value
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> You're still free to make your own X It's becoming plainly clear that isn't the case. Liveleak was recently banned in Australia and NZ. Gab extension Dissenter has been banned from both chrome and Firefox app stores desp
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Call me a wowser but I far prefer a country whose big government employment program is building housing and not building armies that are ten times the size of all the largest other armies combined. That's a nation with a very big unuse
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The difference being that most Chinese are well aware their news is propaganda. Fox viewers probably not so much.
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The EFF's httpseverywhere extension works well, you need to set it to block if it can't upgrade the connection to tls
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> convicting means pinning an exact crime The prosecution rate is over 99% in China. That's hardly a challenge.
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Netflix do it with a good amount of success I thought. Self hosting a vpn is still beyond the vast majority of consumers and every big player in the market has their ip ranges mapped thoroughly.
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> enormous debt 253%, 105% and 48% debt to gdp in the world's 3 biggest economies. Guess who's who. https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/government-debt-t... https://tradingeconomics.com&#
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It's naive to pretend it's not a battlefield.
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> He profited enormously from drug trafficking Honest question: How much profit did pharma execs make fully knowing their drugs were abused and sold illegally en masse? I'm interested in how people think they aren't culpable? O
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You say guest as though he can just walk out the door anytime in the last 7 years. Will his real hosts let him catch a plane to Ecuador? Terrible analogy.
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Planes? There's no other alternative than biofuels unless you are happy landing every 2 hours.
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My Taiwanese friend has two passports. She uses the PRC one for the mainland and ROC in the West. Basically just use whatever passport causes less trouble. It's a fairly simple arrangement
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> I've heard people talking about certain blood group It's O-type blood that's far more attractive to mosquitos.
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Your home value is decided by the stroke of pen. Something to remember. Though given the state of local zoning laws I think you'll be perfectly fine for a long time.
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xiaomi is possibly among the best vendors on Earth for unlocking a bootloader, there's a reason LineageOS supports nearly all their models. Absolutely bizarre statement, who are you comparing them to? Samsung? Apple? Virtually every ph
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Top 3 results here should do fine. https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=nanoplastic%20toxin%20...
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> But there are real cases where degrees matter. For example large scale engineering - you want to employ people who know what they’re doing at a very core level. There's no other way than a degree to prove competency here? It'

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