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by aluhut 10y ago
> Being born into a family with huge debt is likely giving you above average income potential. I don't understand that. A family with a huge dept is a badly managed family. How can there be anything good coming from that?
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by aluhut 10y ago
> This means that, by the same metric used in this headline, your average groundhog or newborn baby has more "wealth" than the poorest 2.85 billion people in the world. But isn't that true? If you are not born into a famil
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by aluhut 10y ago
OK. Guess thats how it is. Thank you all.
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by aluhut 10y ago
I'm up to 900km (559miles) per year again. It this "a lot"?
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by aluhut 10y ago
I gave it away to a friend and in the chain was stretched. He had to change it as well as the cassette but still...I probably had to change it 5 years ago. That is not 2 years.
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by aluhut 10y ago
It wasn't mileage. I was a more frequent biker back then. I'll get one of those measuring tools and learn how to use them. Otherwise it'll be 2 years again after this season.
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by aluhut 10y ago
I wouldn't care if the chain is heavier. The scary stories I heard from what happens if the chain falls apart are enough for me. I would even pay more. No problem. However, when I asked the guys in the shop, they had nothing like that.
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by aluhut 10y ago
I have question for you. Before my actual bike, I had a mountain bike for something around 15years. I never changed or did anything to the chain. It was perfect. Now I bought a new one. After 2 years I went to the shop to have it checked. T
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by aluhut 10y ago
F200 Company working for the US Gvmt. here. We had no problems using PDF-XChange yet.
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by aluhut 10y ago
Extremes are always bad. Jobs was just lucky and now he becomes the Asshole Jesus. As if we wouldn't have enough of them already out there.
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by aluhut 10y ago
If the last decades have shown something, then that firepower is not really relevant for resistance. I think a corporate government model may jump in if the anti-terror infrastructure can't handle it at some point.
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by aluhut 10y ago
...and Cars are not there yet. We have strong campaign for DAB once a year here in Germany to remind people that there is something like DAB+. We had one this year again. Thats when I realized that despite using so many rental cars, I haven
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by aluhut 10y ago
It's like with art. The artists name and/or the story is what you pay for.
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by aluhut 10y ago
Me too. The best thing about it is: even if for whatever reason (Tynan seems like a dev from a different planet) the game would go in the wrong direction, we still have all the previous versions. For all major platforms. This is value you g
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by aluhut 10y ago
You're welcome and have fun :)
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by aluhut 10y ago
You should really try Rimworld. I am just like you. I usually downloaded (stopped bying them for this reason but I still had hope for one that would justify the money...) one of those AAA games, played it on a weekend and deleted them after
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by aluhut 10y ago
I started paying business just for the legroom. It's the only reason. And it's not always as somebody pointed out above that you may chose the door seats for the same price. I had to take a last minute trip for this summer vacatio
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by aluhut 10y ago
You can't be tall.
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by aluhut 10y ago
Those are the reasons why we need not-sharing illegal libraries. For everything. For when the times get better...or worse...
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by aluhut 10y ago
> It seems odd to criticize an insurance business for giving lower pricing to people who are less likely to use the insurance. It looks naive to assume that, together with the infrastructure costs and the running costs for this system t
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by aluhut 10y ago
I don't criticize it because it's not perfect. I criticize it because it opens an massive exploit onto people who are already giving more away of themselves then it's good for anyone. There is also a critique towards the gree
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by aluhut 10y ago
> If it's the latter (Anthem insurance doesn't change their premiums, but now rewards people for using preventative medicine), then how could anyone object? It really is a win-win, and people who don't want to participate
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by aluhut 10y ago
> Depending on the platform, we will provide you either a secure link or method to pay once you've contructed your postcard. This is not very informative. You should provide some examples there.
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by aluhut 10y ago
I wonder what the impact will be where a digital replacement seems very far away, like in psychology. Will a machine end up being a better psychologist or worse because he's not a human? It may even end up being better. It will surely
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by aluhut 10y ago
Pictures come from here: http://arc.aiaa.org/doi/10.2514/1.B36120
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by aluhut 10y ago
> 8.8.8.8 is your IP address. I don't think so.
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by aluhut 10y ago
There is a huge difference: You voluntarily give away this information with this device while on the others there is work involved from a 3rd party. Most of the time you won't be worth it. While on Echo, you are just a part of the Qua
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by aluhut 10y ago
Isn't that the point in all this? Blocking the popular messenger you can't spy on.
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by aluhut 10y ago
Nevermind...crapshit installed itself or left some installer behind even with me cancelling the installation. I hate google software...
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by aluhut 10y ago
Does anyone know if it installs that Google Updater Service also on Win?

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