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RCitronsBroker
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
i honestly don’t see what you are seeing in terms of taiwans future sovereignty. Of course, China would like to do something about Taiwan, especially now with their economy kind of in the dumps and a collapsing real estate bubble. But when
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3y ago
revolts
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
this is not a great time to IPO at all. At all. Additionally, Reddit equity is a seedy investment in the very best of market enviroments. Reddits content AND audience is the antithesis of what makes a user base valuable for advertisers. Pir
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
ain’t it crazy? I’ll be the first to admit i don’t get furry stuff, but i also don’t get just about a universe of other stuff people are seemingly very much into, and neither do i expect everyone to understand why i willingly risk my life s
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
really? is it? this entire outrage felt petty, malicious and nitpicky to me from the get go. is it really that big of a deal? if minors are deep enough into tech to play around with an open source chromium fork, they have been exposed to fa
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3y ago
I have several lasers in that category somewhere in the depths of the electronics stuff i accumulated from hoarding and reselling it for years, including a surplus fiber laser i auctioned myself into owning. They can certainly start fires u
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
most definitely not the botson dynamics robot dogs, that’s wayy too DARPA to be not scary as hell
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
to be entirely honest, even that is beyond the point. Parachutes are dead simple things, pretty much all constructed from the same ZP ripstop nylon and built the same way. Sure, there is a whole bunch of subcategories and outliers, but it’s
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3y ago
I manage lol, being circumcised had a much worse impact on my gait for considerable time, oh, and i got my median sized nuts crushed by my leg straps once after deploying my parachute, that sucked
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
why not? I have a burning passion for aerial sports, i have various sports skydiving licenses and BASE jumped for a while, so i am somewhat experienced in piloting different ram air canopy type wings. I also have a parachute rigging license
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
same here. I got it in the process of sewing my own skydiving parachute, still working on that.
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
(and extra-Deep tepco bows)
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
fellow german and medical student here. the reason is twofold. The first part is pretty obvious, it’s a great way to make money for pharmacists and physicians, it’s pretty much unregulated, has huge margins and is often paid by the patient
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
shit, what a pity it’s not in working order, would’ve swapped it into my Miata in a heartbeat
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
afaik, there are specialized low-tech (ish) launchers for android available, maybe that will suffice
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
yeah, i think they are pretty standard for demo work around the world afaik. Very interesting, Germany tends to be hellishly strict on building codes and such, but PPE is seriously lacking over here. It bred the mother of all toxic cavalier
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3y ago
just saying, Germany enforces speeding laws DAMN strict. We have radar cameras ("Blitzer") and random police patrols with handheld or mobile equipment. The only thing different here is that we don’t have a general speed limit, if
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3y ago
may i ask where you live? I’ve worked outdoor construction as a teen for a while, even up till now, I’ve never seen mist sprayers in use round here in Germany.
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3y ago
now that’s an elaborate way to stomach not everyone sharing your opinions
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
touché lol, narrowing it further down to thai telecom is not really helping to raise the metaphorical fruit either.
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
oh yes, it does. Good catch. False-Flagging your actions as commercially motivated doesn’t strike me as a hard to construct alibi, either. Certainly not beyond the scope of sophisticated, state aligned actors, except maybe the north-Koreans
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3y ago
attacking telecom infrastructure smells like possibly state actor related to me
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3y ago
YES!!
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3y ago
now i know lol
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3y ago
i feel like this is largely motivated by growing qualms over being highly dependent on China. They are not alone by far, but Apple truly is an extraordinary case of being enitrely at the mercy of china playing their role. COVID was the even
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3y ago
huh? i definitely was served cloudflare captchas
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3y ago
that’s weird, 1.1.1.1 gave me issues in the first place
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RCitronsBroker
3y ago
yup, that’s what i mean. try switching to a different domain name server
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3y ago
one case that consoles me is that harry markopolous, the quant who blew the whistle on madoff and his feeder funds-of-funds, despite rigorously not being listened to and almost being railroaded by an SEC coverup, at least got some sort of p
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3y ago
This is a paper tiger. just by banning "Hedgefonds" (misnomer of the decade by the way, they do anything but hedge these days), or, more precisely investment funds structured as limited partnerships, from owning residential real e
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