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HstryrsrBttn
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HstryrsrBttn
5y ago
I know no intuition that wouldn't notice a lack of over 8000 tablets in inventory. Where I work everything not written off will be checked bi-yearly. By an independent department. Something is fishy.
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5y ago
Regarding Apple's patent: WTF isn't prior art there?
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5y ago
Don't. Take time to know your partner: minimum 2years, have vacations _and_ reflect on them -- if _anything_ heavily irritating or strong arguments arise trust your gust and don't marry, don't try to justify. Married a parano
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5y ago
Autoclosing is a must. What fire department didn't do the walkthrough? Here that is obligatory and when that happens you can be sure that even a carton sti left from the newest installation is reprimanded. The last room I took take of
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5y ago
Yes. Attacking IT systems is illegal in a lot of countries -- independent of the target. In Germany it's definitively illegal. The president of the Federal Office for Information Security https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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5y ago
Utter nonsense. A lot of vaccines need multiple shots -- independent of the duration of the protection.
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5y ago
Hiroshima was a fart compared to the average yield of a warhead. Hiroshima was hit by a 13kT TNT equivalent. The average modern warhead is about 300-500kT -- dialble, but assume the max. if it's all in. (That doesn't change that H
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5y ago
I don't think most Ukrainians care if the stay there.
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5y ago
At the end of the day: who cares that IBM wasn't able for whatever reason to supply a open CPU? If they fail to reliable provide that: sadly shows how weak that platform is Without any commitment to a future openness that can rapidly b
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5y ago
(Potential famous last word)
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5y ago
Horseshit. Without the nuclear threat that would have been a FIFO -- first in, first out (dead)
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5y ago
Yeah, and that's the reason Irland and the UK is full of moldy shitholes. Everytime I watched the housing offerings in Dublin I wondered how any sane being would spend upwards 1M£ for a small, moldy goat pen while parking their Porsche
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5y ago
Not off. Throttled down.
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5y ago
That's honourable. More than stupid killing. I wished more Russians stood up and free themselves from these old KGB farts Let's have a peaceful, prospering Europe with all peaceful Russians -- kick these war mongers in their butts
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5y ago
As long as the idiots at the top don't push the big button? Let the soldiers go. They don't seem to be too motivated to go killing -- appreciated! 1941 my grandfather was send to the eastern front. Aged 17. The Russians could have
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5y ago
Bad timing. Now that every European country depending on Russian natural gas needs every alternative they can get?
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5y ago
AXELOS has a very bad track record. Learning and getting certified by a company that botched ~80% of their projects... indeed not a good idea.
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5y ago
If there are still more than 300bn in Russia: maybe time to deinvest? Do it. Let them feel the pain. Either the Russian people start to realise what they support with Putin or they don't deserve any more mercy than Nazi-Germany.
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5y ago
If the shithead crosses the border of Finnland or Poland next, all man should take a weapon and march towards Moscow and kill every Russian -- because than everything Hitler anticipated was sadly right and it's time to bring it to an e