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alacombe
7y ago
I could just the same argue that neutering is in fact the inexcusable and utmost selfish behavior. None of my pets are neutered, and I very much want them to breed in their life.
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alacombe
7y ago
This is the case of many predators in the wild: eat the guts/organs first (often with the prey still alive).
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alacombe
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Remark from our vet, from feeding raw to our 3 cats: "we've never seen cats in such a good shape". Two of them have been on raw since kitten, one of which was pretty young and in pretty bad shape while being fed commercial cr
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alacombe
7y ago
Absolutely true, they need organ meat too, which I was classifying as "meat". Though, point taken, unless you slaughter livestock by yourself (which we do), it's pretty much impossible to find. Even our chicken ABSOLUTELY LO
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alacombe
7y ago
Raw meat. Cats and dogs are carnivore.
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alacombe
7y ago
I'm sure intermediary exchanges (either legal or illegal) will provide that service.
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alacombe
7y ago
It's not illegal for a company operating in country X to own assert in country Y which would otherwise be illegal in company X. At worst, company X move its headquarter, delegate ownership to a subsidiary, etc.
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alacombe
7y ago
France and Germany are not "the Euro" and IIRC can't decide on their own on EU monetary policies. If they were, we wouldn't be far from the colonial era.
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alacombe
7y ago
That's completely false. Today, you don't need to interact with the NYSE to buy stock listed in the NYSE. There is plenty on intermediaries providing the service for a fee.
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alacombe
7y ago
French citizen (even with French addresses) are not prohibited to do things which would be illegal in France but legal where they currently reside. So KYC is utterly useless in this case.
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alacombe
7y ago
I wonder how many of these 941 employees will go out of the office with an unrecyclable plastic lined cardboard coffee cup, documenting their exploit and "activism" on all the major social media with their brand new iPhone 11... A
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alacombe
7y ago
That's a myth. When was the last time you reviewed the technical aspect of heavily specific platform code in the glibc ?
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alacombe
7y ago
45000 sq.km is about 10% of the size of France, there is no way all that land become grazing & fields overnight.
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alacombe
7y ago
Not according to NASA... https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/145464/fires-in-bra...
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alacombe
7y ago
Really subjective as well. It's just as easy to argue that calories dense meat/fat is more efficient that calories starved greens or fattening processed carbs.
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alacombe
7y ago
Nothing changed, beside world-scale NIMBY'ism. The choice to be made is simple, either lower life standards to Bangladesh level (the only level sustainable at +7 billions inhabitants) or pay the unsustainable price. No amount of tech o
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alacombe
7y ago
IIRC, the trick is to time filesystem access and deduce you're running from RAM rather than disk, thus in incognito mode.
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alacombe
7y ago
Good to know, this trick will become more and more useful to know in the west as well!
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alacombe
7y ago
If HK falls, it's just a matter of time before Taiwan does.
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alacombe
7y ago
> because of colder and longer winters than in most of the US. Are you kidding ? Europe has pretty mild winter compared to North America. Everything north of the Washington state / Kansas / Virginia lines is getting pretty roug
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7y ago
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid%3AUSC-prel... Illegal entry is a misdemeanor, thus criminal. QED.
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alacombe
7y ago
"Political refugee attempting to exercise their right to seek asylum from persecution" can do so LEGALLY at any official border crossing. Crossing the border ILLEGALLY makes you a criminal, by definition.
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7y ago
> arresting people for saying something the powers don't like You just described what's happening in the UK or Canada. Yet, I give it, neither have "free speech", but moral point remain that what happened in the USSR
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alacombe
7y ago
I've been donating about 3' high pile of Amazon boxes every 6 month or so to local businesses. Well, actually was , before I got in retail myself.
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7y ago
Non-descrip boxes hides their content. Shipping in manufacturer packaging litterally tells everybody what you're buying.
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alacombe
7y ago
Progressive PR stunt for CNN crowd, I guess. Of course, in reality, they are doing the complete opposite.
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alacombe
7y ago
Plastic waste in the ocean pretty much never comes from any western countries. The "pacific patch" comes mainly from Africa and Asia.
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alacombe
7y ago
This is utter nonsense. From all I can say, Amazon has been moving away from recyclable / re-usable packaging and is pretty bad at optimization. Paper padded envelope have moved recently to plastic ones (say, over the past 6 month). No
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alacombe
7y ago
By senior military, do you mean his late uncle ? Assassinated as well.
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alacombe
7y ago
It's not as if his "upper" echelon had a strange tendency to get suicided either.
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