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bserge
5y ago
Why isn't there a tax then? This is the same bullshit as being self-employed for one employer. The worker is punished. Why? Go after the companies employing people this way. But no, let's ruin some (literally) poor guy's life
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bserge
5y ago
A "garage". One that often you hope the authorities ignore :) Fortunately, people aren't snitching like in some other countries. Unless you piss off someone in the police or government or someone needs that land for something
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bserge
5y ago
What, like a mail forwarder like MyUS? Would that be legal in the US? It sure wouldn't be in most of Europe because you don't live there. Which for some fucking reason is a must.
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bserge
5y ago
Why are PO boxes or mail forwarding services not allowed then? Just send all mail to that, if notice of a fine doesn't reach you, proceed as if it was ignored. Seems reasonable to me.
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bserge
5y ago
He probably means proof. I can remember where I've been, I have very little evidence though.
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bserge
5y ago
I wake up every day hating I'm alive and can only sleep with alcohol. Apparently, I'm far from the only one being denied proper mental healthcare. I'm not talking therapy, just medicaiton. So close, yet out of reach. So yeah.
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bserge
5y ago
It's not 140 chars? TLDR
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bserge
5y ago
Just get some celebrity onboard. People buy Drake merchandise ffs.
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bserge
5y ago
They've limited themselves because people wanted it (often violently). Now the majority of people are complacent and that's when the "leaders" accumulate power. In Europe for example, complacent with the police taking aw
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bserge
5y ago
Perfect place for that, tbf
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bserge
5y ago
I think the closest you can get these days is a village in some poor but relatively stable country. In Eastern Europe for example. The government will ignore a lot of things for a pretty long time as long as you're building, doing stuf
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bserge
5y ago
"Best" part is, a large percentage new computers (laptops, small desktops, AIOs) have all the components soldered. Just toss that motherboard complete with the processor, GPU and SSD - who cares, you're using a glass straw!
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bserge
5y ago
I mean, they learned from 8-10 that they can perform development and updates while some people lose all of their data.
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bserge
5y ago
How does that work on holidays? "Just" use mobile data?
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bserge
5y ago
There's a 32 bit version of Windows 10? It can't even use a full 4GB of RAM
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bserge
5y ago
Coding while homeless. Actually exists but people don't like it for some reason.
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bserge
5y ago
Pfft, not even a coal fired iron? Extreme my arse
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bserge
5y ago
Yeah, it's all cool when a mob punishes some person. But when it then happens to one of the people in that mob, oh no, wtf is this injustice, where's the law?! I've had to listen to rants about sterilizing alcoholics, shootin
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bserge
5y ago
Take it out on yourself like the rest of us.
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bserge
5y ago
Their rules. I guess the stereotypes persist and no one bothered checking law enforcement in the country. Which is on par with the rest of EU these days.
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bserge
5y ago
Yeah. Nevermind multimillion dollar startups, I can't even start a PC case manufacturing business in Romania, where all the materials and labour are cheaper but there are no investors. You can't even crowdfund via Kickstarter for
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bserge
5y ago
While I don't mind the regular vaccine (no different than flu), the restrictions are worrying.
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bserge
5y ago
And if they keep doing this even when the vaccination rate is 80%+? Kinda looks like the cat's out of the bag. Help Big Brother out, blame each other!
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bserge
5y ago
Oh yeah, I have food memories of it. Nexus the Jupiter Incident was also great.
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bserge
5y ago
Or their standards drop enough to hire someone
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bserge
5y ago
Something like SoundSeeder (works via WiFi)
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bserge
5y ago
Most of them are addicting time wasting shit. Especially mobile games, good God. Show me a mobile game that has a good story, little grind, works offline and sells for ~$60 with no in-game purchases. Phones are as capable as a PS3/PS4
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bserge
5y ago
How are they realistically gonna enforce it?
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bserge
5y ago
I haven't played a good game in nearly a decade. I used to play them for the story, then it all became too grindy, trainers became moneymakers (yeah I used cheats, sue me, I played for fun), everything needs a fking Internet connection
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bserge
5y ago
I think giants can clone your product even without the source code.
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