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The way electricity market in Texas works in general looks very similar to EU countries.
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Well at least in Europe pharmacists always tell you about generics, that they are cheaper and work the same. Not sure who is spreading misinformation here. Maybe you're talking about different medicines that people are using (like diff
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Old white music dudes don't have the privilege they've enjoyed their whole life anymore and are playing temper tantrums, the only ones rooting for them is the bourgeois elite and press.
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It's the same with clothing brands, especially the "luxury" ones. For me both expensive clothing brands and NFT's are bullshit but it doesn't mean there's no bragging rights market for it. And it looks its huge
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It's a massive black market yes, if you want to steal something and you cold choose its always power tools. They are expensive and easy to sell. Just talk to working class people who do labour and they will explain you further.
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The jsx soup already reminds me hacking php and html together with each other, truly back to the roots :)
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The qr code idea in Europe works together with your id. Americans don't want to use ID even for voting, hard to expect to have working vaccination card program. Hence they're left with random papers and the problem on hand.
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Rich Russians get their passports by investing in countries, you might dislike the way its possible to acquire passport but it's drop of the ocean. Your claim like its s massive problem on the grand scale of things in Europe is propaga
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I live in the poor Eastern Europe and its most certainly not true. Where do you live in the east that you're so confident making this outrageous claim?
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Somehow the rest of the world can deal with these issues. You can skip any contract the society creates with the same reasons from paying taxes to getting a vaccine.
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What is the realistic solution then? Its time for Americans do the European and developed world thing and use IDs with proper identification methods. And why would you live under someone else's identity? Isn't it identity theft?
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Can you share a bit more information?
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Why these platforms don't use hash of a file inside blockchain as bare minimum. Shouldn't be too expensive to store that data? Hash would represent the "original" no matter where is it hosted on the future.
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I haven't made this claim? I don't know what you wanted add with this snark to the discussion, I don't even own any crypto assets myself.
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All the markets are down to be honest and these swings are so common in crypto that while it makes a good headline its nothing new.
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What I've anecdotally seem is that it makes these fast fashion "green brands" pop up who claim to plant trees or use "organic" materials instead of common sense reuse, recycle point of view.
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No there isn't. While money laundry certainly happens in the art world the anti - crypto people learned It all from an article released few years and now parrot it everywhere. At this point I can't decide who are more annoying - c
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That is why the bourgeois capitalise class is cheering for lock downs - doesn't impact them and they have a leverage to argue they want to work from home. It's unsafe to return to office! Who cares about the servants, their childr
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We Europeans pay for id cards as well? It's part of being a society, getting these things fixed every 6 years or what not, having vaccines etc, it's not discrimination but Americans swear by their so called personal freedoms so yo
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Elections? Nothing stopping voting or running as a candidate with 0 tax agenda as far as I'm aware?
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Many companies have a culture of continuous deployment that often means "bugs happen, its part of life around here". You would go against the whole mantra of the company and industry. Not easy to tell the boss to fuck off.
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I think there are bigger guarantees and checks the beam works as it's specified so the next engineer can continue. Google was using in production (firebase cli) the notorious trick the js developer played us other week. I doubt the oth
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Probably because they want to be the middle man for these services they provide or are going to. After all just like Apple they feel entitled to these cuts. The people who buy these gadgets are people with too much money or techbros that go
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It won't be considered malware because techbros have embraced Apples closed down systems and Microsoft and every other player is just getting up to date. This ship has sailed long time ago.
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If video plays per page load is the metric the techbros of Google are what gets them promoted then you can be sure that's the reason behind it.
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This sounds like anti-vaxx talking point, government messaging and scientific research on the subject are two different things.
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Think it's common all around Europe,it will be used as evidence.
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Abortion is always a possibility for me and during the age when people talk about consent is the question really honest? It absolutely should be mandatory and men should have a sat in abortion itself as well, the bare minimum society can do
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Every rag aka DailyMail provide commentary, it's standard. Can't compare it with the Italians or Buzzfeed news. Vogue pivoted from beauty to standard gossip rag.
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Broke cli tools (firebase for me), computer crashed because of some weird infinite loop out of memory error that I wasn't able to recover from. Anyway good wake up call not relaying on million of deps for npm works hopefully.
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