GizmoSwan

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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Tech always provides the tools for destruction but it is those who seek power and wealth with no set limit are those who employ those tools. Greed is worse than fear.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Its more than that. She does not have the skill or the ability and they are all aware of her weaknesses. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/nov/23/aung-san-suu-k...
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
After he is gone, I don't think that his kids will stick around as long as he did but other entities will jockey up for the field and that process will continue if there are consumers of it . News and editorials have to be separated. E
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
They won't block google because they are aligned with US. Google will probably remove it's news tab in Australia. No matter which country. news organizations have to eventually find a way to organize and deal with their interne
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
The west backed Aung San Suu Kyi painting her as human rights icon but her governance induced new ethnic and class conflicts. The imbalance of power does not seem to be correcting itself no matter who is in power because that country is be
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
I wonder if it is more likely to happen with put options that are rolled over. I don't believe that options are match with number of shares. Block chain type code can prevent the excess being issued.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
They are not white, the are color of the stones and concrete with some details that were painted. Here is one the monuments in color. Look for the video within the content. https://relivehistoryin3d.com/2019/11/10
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Rome in 3D(relivehistoryin3d.com)
167 points by GizmoSwan 6y ago|59 comments
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
I found virtual 3rd trailer about Colosseum district to be amazing.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
But they must have had something going for them in the past to get them that status. Nothing happens for no reason. Few cases of success in big projects in the past must have got them in. History has impact on future.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
The problem is that any success in delivering past contracts does not guarantee success in future in software technology where a typical software technology becomes obsolete every 3 years. In software world things change so fast that someon
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Working for a subsidiary has a preferred status for getting a work permit in US. It is called L-1 Intra-Company Transfer Visa: L-1A and L-1B for transfer of managers and specialists https://workpermit.com/immigration/
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
They should have funded it using Gamestop stock. Fraction of fraction of its one day gain would have paid for it.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
It works even better during long winded meetings specially during video conferencing.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Good happy to hear that. It is very nice looking. You should frame it as an object somehow and add your analysis on the back of the frame. it would be worth a lot eventually in my opinion because your analysis identifies the components.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Not surprising to me. It was probably contracted out to multiple subcontractors with heavy top down design and review process. Each module is reviewed but the reviews can not locate the bugs. Sometimes they hire junior programmers who wo
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Weren't the chips removed from the paper weight?
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
It is awesome. Watched 1990s computer chronicles East Coast Vs West coast quiz test with 1990s computer gurus. It was filmed in World Trade Center. It had Bill Gates in it!
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Surprisingly clear circuitry, and a nice looking paper weight too. IBM and made in France! I guess they made some chips in France. I hope that you would restore the paperweight. I was so intrigued that I looked for it on ebay with no luc
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
So they are chosen with that in mind. That is good. What happens to people with narrowed arteries?
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
So there is such a thing as low skill work that would be in high demand! That would mean there is a need to train people to have lower skills then! There is no guarantee that anybody with any type of skill set will be offered a job aligned
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
The company not being available to respond to those who question them makes for a mystery as to what their objectives were. What were the expected results? Did they expect an explosive landing? Was it just an experiment with unpredictable
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
LOL yup...
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
There is/was issues with submitted vaccine data. Technically it wouldn't have been approved in normal times till they could get better proven data. Now it is all water under the bridge because countries are desperate to have enou
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Every country is for itself when shit hits ceiling, that is my conclusion. Territorial dogma took over with PPP and respirators too. Now the Swiss and Brits are not part of EU and their own interest supersedes their alliance with EU obviou
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Can they enter the brain?
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Yes but they don't have sufficient data for older adults on it so that is the limitation.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Germany is approving Astrazeneca with some sort of limitation.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
People would get the disease but it won't kill them. They get a milder version of the disease that they otherwise would have. It is like having some sort of immunity to type A,B, Spanish, etc of flu and getting them still but not dyi
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Yes they have data for results of 1 shot of 2 shot vaccines. Moderna has 80% in single shot I believe but it degrades over time so there is a second shot. The 66% that does not degrade and can be kept in room temperature is not bad at all.

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