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931.
by FpUser 2y ago
Most financially successful humans only care how to increase their already huge amount of money. they do not give a flying fuck about advancing humanity as a whole.
932.
by FpUser 2y ago
Alternatively they'll just collect higher margin.
933.
by FpUser 2y ago
Keep wearing that hat
934.
by FpUser 2y ago
The debt was smaller and other countries were weaker. Obviously the US and $ are not going to disappear (bar all out nuclear war) but at some point in the future it might have to accept that it is not a navel of the Universe
935.
by FpUser 2y ago
That is one demented way of looking at it.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I don't really see anyone phasing out the US dollar as a reserve currency." The pig has grown way too big and is drowning in debt. Way too much overhead to keep feeding it. On top of that the US dollar is being used as a
937.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"The only ideal form of government is the benign and just king, which of course does not exist." This might work in very small society where said king can be quickly brought to senses if he pisses off enough people. Anything l
938.
by FpUser 2y ago
No it is an attempt to bring runaway politicians back to senses. As for politburo: HR in big corporations already does the task quite well. They just do not like to be called what they are.
939.
by FpUser 2y ago
Well, proposed laws would need to pass constitutionality test done by some constitutional court stuffed by legal field experts. If passed, no prosecution can occur. I could be prosecuted for driving if the result is death of pedestrian for
940.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"Increasingly, developers are using reliable workflows to help build applications. Reliable workflows are programs that always run to completion–if they’re interrupted, they automatically resume from where they left off." This
941.
by FpUser 2y ago
Yeah, they have to suffer and pay through the nose. That'll teach them right
942.
by FpUser 2y ago
I have 3 DJI drones. Not a single failure on either.
943.
by FpUser 2y ago
Bar inclement weather I used to ride my bike (regular, not e-bike) about 50 km per day. Now I alternate between cycling, fast walk and riding EUC. Add lots of swimming on top in the summer (I am 63 btw).
944.
by FpUser 2y ago
What a relief, my creativity will not be affected since I do not use Apple products. I am safe
945.
by FpUser 2y ago
Love it
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by FpUser 2y ago
I realized long ago that when I travel in my Grand Caravan on cruise control at 100kph I mostly hear tires. Engine noise is not audible unless the engine goes high RPM when going up steep hill or whatever other reason
947.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"As electric cars have taught us, car tires are a major source of undesirable noise in a car’s cabin." Cut the BS please. Tires are major source on cars with ICE. One does not need a Ph.D. or electric car to hear the noise.
948.
by FpUser 2y ago
Then Apple will be forced to compete on merits
949.
by FpUser 2y ago
I am talking about now. In the end Indians were conquered with all the consequences. If they wake up now and start the war for independence it will be exactly the same situation as with Chechnya with exactly the same results.
950.
by FpUser 2y ago
I absolutely hate what Putin and his goons are doing to Ukraine and Russia. Having said that the list contains many names of people who would be hunted and killed by any government. Imagine Apache starting revolt, murdering civilians, keepi
951.
by FpUser 2y ago
While I do not leave a phone behind and use it for many things (not social media) I still often carry my old trusty OMD EM-5 and sometimes feel sorry that I sold my Nikon D800
952.
by FpUser 2y ago
What a life. And be able to pilot at 91 is nothing short of a miracle. Godspeed
953.
by FpUser 2y ago
I have 10 years old Z840 workstation which I use as a server with quit fans. Built like a tank and works like a charm
954.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"until people are on trial afterwards" Speaking of trials: U.S. lawmakers had voted to sanction ICC if it tries to prosecute citizens of the US or it's allies. I guess it is always one rule for thee and another one for me
955.
by FpUser 2y ago
I used to be a scientist back in USSR. Can't talk about it in general but where I've worked and visited I did not encounter anything that fits your description. Sure there was dirt here and there but nothing approaching the level.
956.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"fed roughly 4,500 calories worth of goat cheese, roasted meat, olives, bread, water, wine ..." Where do I sign up ...
957.
by FpUser 2y ago
And I do not give a flying fuck about battery life since I work in my home office only for the last 20 years and mostly deal with desktops and laptops configured just the way I want. So what works for you is not always what works for me.
958.
by FpUser 2y ago
Not sure if running Windows 11 Pro rather then Home has anything to do with it but it had never restarted on me in unexpected manner.
959.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"can do bulk processing on data in your database way more efficiently than anything living in the application layer." Not necessarily. All depends on particulars. Very complex processing of reasonably sized chunk of data espec
960.
by FpUser 2y ago
I use way too many applications. IF I was subscribing it would be nightmare for me. So I only buy from companies that offer perpetual licenses and upgrade whenever I feel the need.

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