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Ditching EVs for Hybrids Is Already Paying Off for Automakers
(jalopnik.com)
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>Good. The only thing that can create a lasting peace with authoritarian regimes abound is facing them from a position of strength. Problem is the USA doesn't. You have one party that wants to abandon its partners and has no interes
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Sometimes it's not about returns but about transferring wealth and helping out friends. Happens all the time. The seed money will get out, all the rest of the money will get burned.
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If you can get out, get out. A lot of Americans complain how shitty they got it, For Canadians it is like heaven here. You can actually buy a house in a major city and afford nice things and earn a decent salary. This is not possible in the
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http://archive.today/muFta
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What's probably more crazy than finding a piece of a rocket while snorkeling in Costa Rica, is the guy who built/assembled it (in Switzerland), actually commented about it in the Reddit thread.
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This has nothing to do with free speech. Telegram has access to the largest incriminating material on the Russian government, its related terrorists, arms sellers, etc. These traces cannot be erased in one moment, and it is almost impossibl
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It's difficult for folks in the USA to understand what this is all about because they are very susceptible to misinformation and don't have a good understanding of what this is really about. They can't seem to think past the
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Because Russia is a bastion of Human rights and freedom....
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Really? How convenient for you to just blame the USA and list France as an affiliate. If the USA wanted him (Durov), they could have arrested him a long time ago. Why doesn't Snowden speak about the horrors of the Russian war in Ukrain
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Would Snowden have said the same thing if Durov didn't escape from Russia before he was arrested? Probably not, Snowden is part of the Russian Spy and Disinformation campaign. He is basically a Russian agent.
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Russian EW is so far ahead of the US that even Excalibur shells are useless. Most of the missiles the US provides Ukraine have had to be updated constantly. Not saying it doesn't have it's place but it will need to fly without GPS
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Conditional Job offer, standard security form you fill out when applying for jobs that concern national security, and a counter intelligence poly where they fuck with you...
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2y ago
Perhaps Boeing has something to do with this company?
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2y ago
Without mentioning any names.... The largest company in it's industry that uses many mission critical applications systems every second of the day, is in the process of offshoring all its software development to you know where. When a
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EU to hit Teslas imported from China with 19% tariffs
(ft.com)
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They are moving the jobs to India, H1B's have become to great an expense and they can pay far less offshoring.
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Nice...who is he sending a truck to next, Kim Jong Un and the Ayatollah?
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Well, you might be forced out of Texas. Property taxes show no let up. Ft Worth just announced they are raising rates. Cities across Texas have been riding the increase of house values and when that stops they just raise the taxes so they c
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Never to late to fix things.
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Kids are absolutely amazing. The more time parents invest in them, the more amazing they are. It's a lot of work and not everyone is cut out for it.
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Ok, well now that I know you're in the Schengen Zone, go for the CS Degree. It is more of an International type of degree that will allow you to explore more options outside of Greece.
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What country are you in? Like you already know, CS Degrees are a dime a dozen and Business Degrees really are sort of too general to be useful. If it is one or the other then perhaps pick the one where your chances of employment are greater
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America Isn't Ready for the Wars of the Future
(foreignaffairs.com)
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https://archive.is/W0lrr
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You can't just go anywhere and work. You need to hold a work VISA. If you go anywhere in Europe, you're not allowed to stay longer than 90 days in a 180 day period. Every country will require a work VISA and they are not that easy
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It's really interesting to me how oblivious the average American is to what is going on and the implications. 99% of Americans don't even know they are at war with Russia, China, Iran and North Korea and the threat this Axis poses
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I know very little about the regulatory system but, what is stopping an app to scan your skin via mobile camera to try and determine melanoma. As long as there is a disclaimer to see your physician and this is not medical advice. It would b
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This....
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MCDonalds is expensive everywhere from what I can tell even though I haven't eaten there in over 30 years. You can buy a lot fresh food with $50 USD, groceries are still very affordable in TX with only eggs costing more because of bird
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