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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yes, you're right, small towns have less crime, so it shouldn't be a problem.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Looks great, maybe even too good. > Highest level of processing uptime (99.9%) It's not that high... Also, it says about 10 years of experience, but site is seems to be really working only since 2016. And SSL certificate is just &qu
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> Even the juror compensation is something ridiculous like $10/day Yes, it seems logical if jurors would be compensated at least as the minimal wage per hour. In small communities it could probably lead to something like 'profe
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> I really don't understand how someone as clueless as you insists in commenting on issues Maybe it's because that's you who's clueless, and I'm ready to hold conversation with unpopular opinion trying to bring a
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by aquadrop 9y ago
That's all fantasy scenario for a military games or scary movie, it doesn't have any real possibility, it didn't even happen in cold war time with much more powerful at the time USSR. Russia just can't start large scale
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by aquadrop 9y ago
It's pretty large and hard hop, you can't easily do it.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> 2) Sweden will give close proximity to Germany and to the rest of central Europe, Russia already has Kaliningrad which is already very close to Germany and the rest of central Europe, for whatever reason you think it's good. It al
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I was referring to the fact, that lately I was hearing a lot of things specifically about Sweden being afraid and even returning conscription (that awful atavism of the past) because of that. I don't know about situation in Finland, bu
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> Russia has shown they have tendencies towards nationalism and imperialism "That's actually not true" > Russia on the other hand would take Scandanavia in an instance if it had the capability. No, not any person in Rus
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> and you're just coming back with "far-fetched," "self-contradictory," and other content-free dodges Those things were in the same one comment, and if you look at others, you can see that I actually take the tim
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> Some people in this thread have provided a number of reasons why Russia could make good use of Sweden in the event of a larger conflict I don't really think those are good use, Sweden is pretty large and doesn't really hold w
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Aaaand we're in the personal attack area. Thanks for the attention, I don't have desire to discuss anything with you any more.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> And yet, Russia has in the past done just that. The Fins don't maintain their extremely vigilant conscripted military for shits and giggles. And in the past Sweden attacked Russia. We're talking about current situation. In 19
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yeah, nice scenario for a game or scary movie, but has 0 potential in reality. Russia - NATO war? Really? And you want to spend huge amount of money and return conscription in Sweden to protect from this? Maybe Europe should also spend bill
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Russia didn't attack and annexed part of Georgia, those are self-managed unrecognized entities. Also if you support that Kosovo shouldn't be part of Serbia, then Abkhazia and South Ossetia shouldn't be part of Georgia, it&#x2
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Sweden is not on the Russia's border. And Ukraine's situation is different and complex, it's not applicable to Sweden. Same not applicable as the fact that UK also not so long ago attacked Argentina. There's just no logi
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Exactly, there's no logic behind that. No point of attacking Finland or Norway, and they protect Sweden's border. And to attack Sweden you need to go through harsh environment, going through another country, facing world's an
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by aquadrop 9y ago
By that logic Sweden should be more worried about being attacked by USA or UK. All countries historically have been expansionist. Now we have modern world, and it's certain that there's 0 possibility of Russia attacking Sweden. I
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Why would Russia attack Sweden? What's the point?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yes, looks like terrorists are winning... They made everyone's life to be worse, that was basically their goal. In the name of fight against terrorism power-hungry politicians propose mind-boggling useless and awful measures, and peopl
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by aquadrop 9y ago
No, because Google dropped huge announcement that Kotlin will be first-class citizen on Andorid. And there were people who like Kotlin, but knew it will be hard to use it in real life. They are happy now and having a moment. With time this
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Would you hire a lawyer who says "I'm working working for you for those hours you pay me, in my other time I'm working for the guy you're suing"? The problem is conflict of interest, I think working for direct compe
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I think they are held to a degree - mediawiki is open-source and devs can contribute. I guess scrum coaches or other kind of management is harder to use this way, you still need core team working full-time, but I don't know what they a
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by aquadrop 9y ago
cool visualization, but table would be 100x times more informative.
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Is a Stradivarius Violin Easier to Hear? Science Says Nope(npr.org)
1 points by aquadrop 9y ago|0 comments
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by aquadrop 9y ago
60 millions in spending, but that's for top5 site in the world, serving knowledge to billions of people, and is a phenomenon of modern society, is it that much? Of course they probably could spend less, like 20 millions if they were pe
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by aquadrop 9y ago
It's still 25% in a day. Yes, it shows disappointment and large correction from all the hype. Not that clickbaity.
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by aquadrop 10y ago
Tesla warned that driver still should be alert, they implemented warning so driver would keep hands on the wheel etc. NHTSA reported that driver had 7 seconds to react on the truck. In a spin situation because of some bug autopilot would cr
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by aquadrop 10y ago
Yes, I know about that white truck death. By 'directly' I meant situation when autopilot 'went crazy' because of some bug and sent your car in a spin on a highway etc. Probably should have used different wording.
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by aquadrop 10y ago
If downvoters don't believe autopilot is safer, here's article about NHTSA report: http://bgr.com/2017/01/19/tesla-autopilot-crash-safety-stati...

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