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by chgs 1y ago
Where the hell does this revisionist history come from?
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by chgs 1y ago
Only because of the invention of western platforms tuned by the brightest minds in the world to enable the maximum amount of brainwashing
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by chgs 1y ago
What country?
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by chgs 1y ago
If you think an enhanced dbs check can affect your job wait to see what posting on social media will do.
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by chgs 1y ago
A good shove being about 250m/s of delta v? Perhaps more to be certain of where you’re landing. Not exactly trivial or stealthy. Why not just load up some nuclear waste on your “shoving device” and launch that exactly where you want?
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by chgs 1y ago
Median monthly cost in terms of median take home pay would be the sensible comparison. This would exclude ex-pats.
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by chgs 1y ago
Perception in solicit is we should take people in £200k or £800k a year a lot more and leaver those with £100m in assets alone. We’re up in arms when people block roads to highlight problems with climate change, but when millionaires get wo
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by chgs 1y ago
Pretty much all other problems stem from that. Well there’s the weather I guess.
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by chgs 1y ago
In 2000 I received the minimum loan, which was enough for full board university accommodation. Today the minimum loan needs a £250 a month top up to pay for the same accommodation. The only benefit is that you don’t have to pay for tuition
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by chgs 1y ago
Everyone goes on about the 100k issue. For 10 years I paid 60% between 50 and 60k due to child tax. The child tax has recently shifted to between 60k and 80k and reduced so it’s now about 51% (plus student loans)
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by chgs 1y ago
The institution yes minister makes fun of has barely changed in 400 years, let alone 40, the jokes on the whole thus remain fresh.
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by chgs 1y ago
The major change to income levels has been the massive increase in minimum wage. This removes the incentive to work hard and get skills because they aren’t valued, especially outside of London. The other major change is the continual diverg
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by chgs 1y ago
The problem in the U.K. is the availability of housing.
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by chgs 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_by_... Very little change in U.K. over 20 years
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by chgs 1y ago
Spam killed it
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by chgs 1y ago
That’s of course the reason these types of companies are American - Americans are rich and can buy out foreign companies which are successful.
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by chgs 1y ago
Most people who go on about free speech are the ones who clamp down the most on it and are massive snowflakes when people decide not to buy their stuff because of their speech.
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by chgs 1y ago
In a hypothetical world where it threatens $1T of revenue.
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by chgs 1y ago
Apple is free to leave the European market if it doesn’t like the rules.
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by chgs 1y ago
Stick the junk bonds in. With solid bonds and hide that they exist. Sell to a greater fool.
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by chgs 1y ago
The “see it say it sorted” messages have been fodder for left wing comedians for years. Everyone hates them. Most people ignore them by donning headphones.
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by chgs 1y ago
People who are unafraid of picking are now paying how much to Broadcom? Makes sense for car companies to keep options open.
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by chgs 1y ago
USA https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/08/man-in-jail-2-ye...
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by chgs 1y ago
And then where does it go?
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by chgs 2y ago
Typically you’d join a party and steer it away. It’s hard because you are fighting such an asymmetric fight. But it’s easier than fighting via economic factors (with your wallet) alone. 100 million people to your cause in the us and you win
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by chgs 2y ago
For now. If I’m generous to car companies they don’t want to be beholden to a third party duopoly. If I’m not then they want to monetise with typical surveillance capitalism.
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by chgs 2y ago
CA goes down and everything dies.
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by chgs 2y ago
Either “vote with your wallet” , which large companies love as it gives them the power (they have a bigger wallet), or vote with your vote and elect representatives which stop this.
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by chgs 2y ago
The problem car companies have is if they are beholden to android and apple then they are at the mercy of whatever those two want to charge.
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by chgs 2y ago
It basically says everyone has an equal share of the unimproved land in a country. If you use more of your fair share you pay more. If you use less you receive an income. Instead the ultra wealthy owns the land and receives the income. Far

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