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by bwilli123 8y ago
April 2018
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by bwilli123 8y ago
In Australia we have the staff still ruling us off in the electoral role. That usually takes a minute or less. The entire voting process (including queuing) depends upon the popularity of the individual voting booth and time of day, but is
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Not only that, Boeing and Airbus also heavily benefit from the R&D done at other companies. Add in generous subsidies from their parent government and you have a very attractive commercial offering, certainly. Indeed, this kind of money
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Does this mean that if I take my iphone into an Apple Store in Australia for repair that a Genius could load unknown software (under legal compulsion) without Apple itself knowing?
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by bwilli123 8y ago
Any hierarchy, actually. Ask an Altar boy. Even after 2000 years it's a problem for some Organizations to get it right.
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Ummm, is that not what another large powerful country does? Or going back to the Romans, did? Isn't that the whole point of being large and powerful?
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by bwilli123 8y ago
"This means you can switch races in a comment and it will change from racist to not racist, or not racist to racist" Wow, so convenient. Thanks.
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by bwilli123 8y ago
"I know what Russians are like I can see them from my house" becomes, I know what Chinese are like, my parents are Korean.
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Google is eating Apple's ecosystem for lunch(char.gd)
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by bwilli123 9y ago
The issue wasn't immigrants per se but the method by which they arrived. They were described as "queue jumpers", which plays against an ordinary australian's notion of fair play. The numbers of legal immigrants (includi
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by bwilli123 10y ago
http://en.vedur.is/earthquakes-and-volcanism/volcanic-erupti...
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"The economists are leveraging their academic prestige with secret reports justifying corporate concentration. Their predictions are often wrong and consumers pay the price. If the government ends up approving the $85 billion AT&T-
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by bwilli123 10y ago
A better title would be, "The unspoken dread of Silicon Valley". Or else , "Yes they're coming for your job also". Possibly why this article has no previous comments
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.."the Russians and the Chinese have all this information and as a result of that our spies are having to pull people out of the field because their lives are in danger." If the Russians and Chinese didn't previously know t
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by bwilli123 13y ago
An even larger cost to running a taxi is the cost of the License plate which because of severe restrictions of supply amount in some cities to hundreds of thousands of dollars “At the moment it costs taxi operators more than $30,000 a year
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a country built on profiteering from the corruption,theft and pillage and tax avoidance of other countries
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by bwilli123 13y ago
It would be interesting to hear if the Nobel Committee members had revised their thoughts in light of subsequent events