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chewz
7y ago
So it would be logical if shareholders re-capitalize airlines now. Or let them fall if shareholders see no point in keeping airlines alive.
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7y ago
In Poland Aero won its licence on preferential terms with obligation to provide free mobile internet for everyone who wants it. It is limited and many people will rather choose commercial providers (faster, more flexible plans) but it is wo
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chewz
7y ago
I had been reading about cities of Silk Road (Merv, Balkh, Khorasan, Buchara etc). Large, rich cities surrounded mostly by hostle enviroment (desert, dry steppe). They had always inflow of citizens and stratified social structure. Wars and
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chewz
7y ago
If you ask me - No, politicians never learn anything. They are motivated by ideology (Macron and Ursula Von der Leyen still talk about open borders) and short term gains. But that is normal in democracy. Crisis always looks like a mess. Lik
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chewz
7y ago
South Korea and Taiwan obviously. And Singapore. Sensible measures taken without damaging everyday life and economy. Most European leaders have failed us terribly in my opinion. China have bought us time and showed the dangers (WHO report f
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chewz
7y ago
It's me. More then ten years ago my fiance have converted three bedrooms into additional wardrobes (or more like storage rooms). All expensive designer stuff that she has been rarely using (if at all) just purchasing and storing for la
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chewz
7y ago
In times like this cash is king. You avoid paying your suppliers to keep as much liquidity as possible for yourself.
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‘I was stupidly overconfident’: a South Korean coronavirus survivor’s tale
(scmp.com)
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7y ago
‘I was stupidly overconfident’: a South Korean coronavirus survivor’s tale https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/health-environment/article/30...
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chewz
7y ago
WetterOnline has pretty lame app which didn't change much over last 10 years or so. https://www.wetteronline.de/apps If everyone gives them one star Apple will kick their app out of Appstore.
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Airbnb Refuses Scores of Refunds
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Airbnb Boom in Israel: Renting for Two Weeks of Quarantine
(haaretz.com)
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China sends team of medical experts, gear to help Italy fight coronavirus
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chewz
7y ago
Exactly this. https://www.brusselstimes.com/all-news/belgium-all-news/heal...
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Coronavirus: ‘We must choose who to treat,’ says Italian doctor
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7y ago
Germany or France are only 4-5 days behind Italy in number of infected. (Germany 1100 : Italy 7300). As for number of deaths in Italy - they are already in warlike conditions where patients are going through selection and some are simply le
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chewz
7y ago
You start buying when nobody wants to have anything to do with stocks. As long as you hear (even here, today) that this is a good opportunity, good time for buying at a discount - it is not a time for buying stocks.
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chewz
7y ago
Milk bottles and water bottles, yogurt etc. This is insane.
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7y ago
"cordon sanitaire" works - it worked well in China. But European politicians are way behind curve with this epidemics. Europe had been trying to keep the borders open while France and Germany forbade exporting masks, respirators a
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Italy to Lock Down Milan Region in Bid to Contain Coronavirus Outbreak
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chewz
7y ago
Fake GPS can mock your location and simulate natural movements. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blogspot.n...
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chewz
7y ago
Perhaps FED could intervene buying lobsters to support this important asset class..?
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chewz
7y ago
Bank of Japan had been achieving new heights of monetary policy year after year for the last 30 years with little impact on real economy.
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7y ago
> toolset is artificially restricted for ideological reasons Not in Hong-Kong. [1] [1] https://edition.cnn.com/2020/02/26/economy/hong-kong-budget-...
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7y ago
Actually there were many more successful conquerors of Afganistan (Greco-Baktrian Kingdon, Mauryan Empire, Kushan Empire, Sassanian Empire, Ghaznavids, Mongol Empire, Timurid Empire, Mughal Empire and Safavid Empire to name just a few) the
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chewz
7y ago
And it wouldn't be so bad for me either. But I am taking care of my 88yo Mom and for her it might be lethal.
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chewz
7y ago
OVH Public Cloud? They have 40% DEAL40 discount now and cheap test servers. Cancel anytime.
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chewz
7y ago
Or better yet learn to make soap yourself. Its easy. Fat, ash, water. https://www.frugalandthriving.com.au/homemade-lard-soap/ https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/how-to-make-soap-517084
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chewz
7y ago
This is useless if you live in the city. All your supplies will be taken away from you by force if enough people becomes desperate.
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7y ago
Keep the gas tank full all the time. Escape the city before the lockdown - go to your summerhouse or your parents. Don't stay in the city. Break the lockdown if necessary. Food shortages and violence will come quickly. There is always
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