Balero

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by Balero 9y ago
These people are the public as well. Kicking them out of what little home they have seems like a threat to their safety.
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by Balero 9y ago
No you've bought .001 as you state yourself. The component parts of a bitcoin can be allocated. (I think the minimal is 1 "satoshi") It's a bit like buying one pen out of a very large pack of pens. You don't own the
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by Balero 9y ago
Rubbish for the UK (Bristol) I was paid more straight out of uni than I would get now 4 years later.
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by Balero 9y ago
I'm from the north of England. Have genuinely heard people blame the Norman invasion and following anti-northen polices for issues.
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by Balero 9y ago
I spent a lot of my teenage years playing videogames, but I was very rural, maybe theres a sweet village sized spot for it being safe enough to be outside, whilst also having people to be outside with.
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by Balero 9y ago
Are you suggesting the USA does this to tax havens like Ireland, The Netherlands and The City of London? Is it not a thing for startups to be based out of Delaware for a tax advantage? Would the ships even have to leave the harbor to do th
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by Balero 9y ago
Russia has a smaller economy than Italy. They have an disproportionally large military compared to their size, but this is running much closer to what they can sustain than European countries, which run a disproportionally small military.
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by Balero 9y ago
Go for a walk. Leave your phone behind.
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by Balero 9y ago
As is the state of software engineering pay, and being lumped in with "IT".
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by Balero 9y ago
These are individual people. If the British government was to complain, then that could be considered hypocritical. But an individual person can't be held to account for actions taken, by others and (quite probably) before they were bo
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by Balero 9y ago
I didn't read this as a threat at all. It was quite bluntly put, but came across clearly to me as saying that the consequences of a small minority doing very well and the vast majority being worse off, is some sort of uprising. Such as
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by Balero 9y ago
Excess dietary energy is more of a problem than a limitation at the moment, especially amongst groups that can afford genetic engineering. Perhaps the first changes would be to our dietary track to absorb more energy, so we can change more
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by Balero 9y ago
The game was made long before the story. From what I remember (I can't remember where I read this) the story and campaign were fairly rushed afterthoughts, compared to the mechanics and multiplayer.
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by Balero 9y ago
Acid attacks are incredibly uncommon in the UK
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by Balero 9y ago
It's not going to stay that way if everyone who can goes there on holiday. It could end up in a similar situation to the Galapagos Islands. These are cases where sitting at home and watching some of the brilliant nature documentaries w
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by Balero 9y ago
In the UK, they can go for as little as 0.49 ($0.60), but average closer to 0.8 ($1.00)
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by Balero 9y ago
I had a similar experience, took off on my bike, stepping up to get some more push. The handle slips off as I push that side over. Cue me going over that side, but pulling into a forward roll, and up onto my feet. BJJ paid off! Someone even
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by Balero 10y ago
I'm running Chrome on a Mac and suffering the same. TBH this should probably be your first or second test.
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by Balero 10y ago
Wales voted to leave by a large margin.
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by Balero 10y ago
Its a pack of fucking batteries mate. You've just ruined a guys life, the life of his family and friends because of a pack of batteries. The enlightened thing to do would be to help him re-integrate into society so that he didn't
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by Balero 10y ago
I actually did this with my Moto just the other day. But they've stopped making the model I had!