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by _rrnv 7y ago
The fact that it was possible is the problem. EU consumer laws make such agreements void. But I guess it’s a matter of mindset. Maybe that’s why I’m downvoted below zero :P
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by _rrnv 7y ago
It’s hilarious that the land of the free, the kingdom of capitalism has restrictions on right to repair while highly regulated market like the EU has no problem with it and most of the times sides with the consumers anyway. I won’t even men
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by _rrnv 7y ago
It's quite hard to support freedom fighters around the globe while all along suppressing peaceful freedom fighters at home. Setting this verdict against what's happening in HK doesn't put Spain in a good light.
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Do they follow with a regular curfew as well? The martial law introduced in Poland from December 13, 1981 to July 22, 1983 resulted in an unmatched birth rate increase. The 82-84 generation was big, with all the future consequences even aft
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Well put!
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by _rrnv 7y ago
People seem to be really surprised that capitalism doesn’t equal freedom. Time to wake up. Free world is in decline. Democracies of today are mostly facades to a more-less controlled societies. Sure, people can vote, but what happens after
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Indeed nothing was proven, but it was still an Iraqi reason. If it was proven, imagine the implications for the validity of desert storm... Nice write up from 1990 https://www.nytimes.com/1990/09/03/world&#x2F
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by _rrnv 7y ago
One of the reasons behind Iraq invading Kuwait was the latter did slant drilling into the Iraqi oil fields, underground behind the border. Another reason was several billion dollars Iraq owed to Kuwait. What's interesting, a few days b
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by _rrnv 7y ago
I had the opposite to the commenters above. I had the best ideas when attending to the baby, middle of the nights. I also started reading serious books (like geopolitical stuff) when my baby was falling asleep on my laps. I did some of my b
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Consider this: Perl codebase is reaching perfection and no longer needs releases. After this, we get eternal Perl ;)
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by _rrnv 7y ago
I still don't get it. We have a keyboard with an Esc key and a Caps Lock key. Why would I remove Caps Lock and use it as another Esc key?
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by _rrnv 7y ago
This post will probably be undervalued and overlooked guessing by the slow pace of points and comments, but over the years I have read countless similar ones and to be honest this is the most substantial writeup I have ever encountered. Eac
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by _rrnv 7y ago
I find it funny that so often so many commenters on "Hacker" News are terrified of breaking the rules... Also, there's plenty of world outside of USA.
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by _rrnv 8y ago
Indeed I could have spared the terms, but your comment is exactly what I am talking about: developers often place themselves agains business people, sometimes feel superiority, and are proud of it. But in fact it's wrong and immature –
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by _rrnv 8y ago
I had a 12-months old AdSense account with 300 GBP to withdraw. After I tried to cash out, Google banned the account for click fraud. If they were able to detect it, why didnt didn’t they do it on-the-fly and show my actual balance? This ha
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by _rrnv 10y ago
They fired the only guy who automated all his tasks, and did it so well nobody noticed for 6 years. They are idiots. They should have assigned him to automate the hell out of everybody else's tasks and gain tons of additional work-hour
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Edward Snowden on Twitter(twitter.com)
2 points by _rrnv 13y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: twtsnd - smart tweet scheduling from anywhere(twitter.com)
2 points by _rrnv 14y ago|0 comments