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by LightG 4y ago
Dumb and blind comment: could the discarded doses not be shipped to countries who don't have enough? Or is there even the demand for it any more?
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by LightG 4y ago
Seriously ... take your drip-drop, Palantir normalisation and shove it up your orifice. I would then be able recommend a decent NHS doctor who can look at that for you, free at the point of use, on my dime. Very best,
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by LightG 4y ago
Horsesh!t, greeney ... Palantir are controversial for a reason. And so I want to know everything single thing about them even tangentially touching the NHS so I know how to fight against it. But thanks for your input.
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by LightG 4y ago
Where's my splashy whale?
155.
by LightG 4y ago
Annoying, ganky UI's don't just build themselves, ya know.
156.
by LightG 4y ago
Damn, I'm picky ... you want my phone number before even getting a chance to try it out? NOPE.
157.
by LightG 4y ago
I cheated with your wife, but would you like to go to dinner with me to discuss business? I promise I won't do it again. Thanks
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by LightG 4y ago
I have sympathy with Magnus. Once a cheat, not always a cheat ... but you built the reputation of being a cheat and that's all on the cheat. It's on the cheat to literally bend-over backwards (lol) to assure people they have chang
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by LightG 4y ago
I despair at what the cumulative actions of a good number of assholes have done to a once Great Britain. It's over.
160.
by LightG 4y ago
They're going to be p!ssed at degradation issues like this one.
161.
by LightG 4y ago
I suggest cavity inspections before all matches from now on.
162.
by LightG 4y ago
People who are able to get the job done in a company which lacks adequate resources. Been there. Done that. Never again.
163.
by LightG 4y ago
I think the OP's has nothing to do with Dylan. Yes, he is incredibly impressive, but you're blinded by something if you think that ability and drive is unique.
164.
by LightG 4y ago
100%. Only on leaving.
165.
by LightG 4y ago
- goody bag (preferably including a decent bottle of booze).
166.
by LightG 4y ago
I'm not pretending. And it doesn't have to be arbitrary. Your comparing two completely different issus.
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by LightG 4y ago
Think of it as the equivalent of insurance. Extrapolate. I'm just saying. Sure, current launches are not responsible, but pay to play, man. And I don't mean make launching unprofitable, but play your part. Commercialize the clean
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by LightG 4y ago
You're giving way too much credit to reality...
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by LightG 4y ago
Actually, no. I assume major debris is tracked. So, we can verifiably determine whether the money has done its job or not. Or shall we do nothing?
170.
by LightG 4y ago
How about space companies pay the f@cking cost of their externalities? An estimate is made for the total cost of clearing significant space junk. Space companies pay a fee per launch. Amount gets pooled. Pool pays for it estimated total cos
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by LightG 4y ago
Without trying to be mean, I'm less charitable. He's had a lifetime to prepare and the resources of money, power, staff and literally an entire nation to support him in his time of transition. I have deep compassion for him for th
172.
by LightG 4y ago
Simplistic conclusion. I'd argue you're buying into the hype.
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by LightG 4y ago
I would wager it's much less. This is only a problem for certain blue checks. The problem is thus amplified because these big dawgs are moaning about it. Forgive me for not caring. This is like King Charles the 3rd complaining about hi
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by LightG 4y ago
But the prominence of the issue is. Wheel out a "whistle-blower" or two and Bob's your Uncle. Forgive me, there are enough cultish Elon worshippers around that I can easily give credence to this theory. In fact, on the balanc
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by LightG 4y ago
It's bad for blue checks, I've never had an issue! Forgive me for not being that sympathetic. Interesting how it's becoming a major issue now (I mean, it has always has been for big accounts) since the Musky Douchey Hypeman r
176.
by LightG 4y ago
Depends on the mistake.
177.
by LightG 4y ago
Back in the day it meant falling on your sword and letting someone better/new take over.
178.
by LightG 4y ago
Obviously it's the crystal meth.
179.
by LightG 4y ago
I've seen many situations where: 1) Office building and space is in demand but the market rate is much lower than the residential rate. 2) The owner of the office building will 'pretend' there is no interest in the property (
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by LightG 4y ago
The point is they are searching for, and apparently finding, a mix of technologies appropriate to their land which will given them self sufficiency. We should all be striving to do the same.

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