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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
you can divide stock between 2 parties, maybe fair, maybe unfair, but that's it. A house will be up for sale when neither can afford it on their own, and a lot of money gets lost just in the process
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
divorce, for example, is one major risk
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
does this happen if the heavy load is at region scale? because at small scale (within a village in my experience) the voltage would drop. I didn't measure the frequency though.
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
a sim card or a reliable dedicated voip number cost money and leak your identity. it is just a bit harder to trace (one more step involved). what telegram could do to allow private use and still avoid spam would be selling phone-less accou
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
depending on what the company does, different levels of security are appropriate. but, yeah, I would avoid taking valuable data with me on a flight to shady countries (the US being among the top 10 of that list)
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
for telegram you need a phone number as well, which is bad if not for security, then for privacy reasons
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
taking payments is here they can intervene, by forcing payment systems to block those platforms. Good thing we have crypto
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
exactly, audio is the most important. Nobody needs to see your unshaven sleepy quarantine face in 4K. But if they can't hear you, or there is a lot of noise, the meeting is ruined
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
I was replying mainly to parent's statement that privacy and freedom focused platforms end up having a specific audience. And I don't want us to lose any of those platforms. Facebook & twitter can do whatever they want, there
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
censorship is connected to regimes who killed (and continue to kill) way more people then all the terror attacks combined. Also, if you let out governments and look at non-government terror, those who are internet-rooted, are a tiny fracti
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
was there a lot of social pressure connected to the voluntary testing? Did they keep in anonymous? The suspect must have had a reason to run, instead of just refusing the test
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
i am afraid, these times are over with the advance of drone technology, look at the last Karabakh conflict. it's not just the US anymore, but lots of countries can use affordable drones an operate without much human or economic loss. W
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
as if they had perfect reason for their previous invasions
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
on small scale, consistently ignore and boycott all attempts by governments to do so. They are not allmighty, they cannot place an armed cop behind every single citicen. If you are in a country that has some functioning democratic instituti
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
I guess the farmer is not so happy about it
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
Exactly, and they don't get much sunlight while in a hospital
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
no way, he became known after his great novels in the 60s, he had no influence on the liberation which was officially pronounced 1861. Maybe as part of the overall public opinion in the upper class (he was a count, after all)
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
I'm not talking super-cheap places and software mills here. 50K is about the entry salary to get a EU blue card.
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
I believe a startup of 50K coders also can create something of value for humanity and be commercially successful. It will just happen in another part of the world. It's up to the US where they want to draw a line.
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
but your average small startup still needs to hire people somehow, right? Is there still free workforce on the Market?
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
faglet.com Андрей, а ну-ка, выйдем...
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
maybe take a look at projectors. they have their downsides, mine is a bit noisy, but I got me a cheap one for less than $200, just to see if its a good idea. Covers half the living room wall with a screen. Is connected to a PC, I can use my
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
Kumis really could be a good Idea for productivity-enhancing drink. Also Kefir, Tan, and other semi-alcoholic milk-based brews
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
care to bring in some statistics? In what part of the world? I havent't found numbers, and my anecdotal experience is opposite
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
step behind the curb citizen, nothing to see here
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
can you directly use the DC as a reserve source? like, install car plugs in the house? there are lots of smaller everyday electrical gear for this standard
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
great tool, thank you!
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
as an expat you need this all the time, to have specific apps for two locations, including government apps, commute apps, even retail bonus apps, they all have those idiotic geographical limitations, and are often not to be found on common
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by cookieswumchorr 6y ago
maybe assigning students to faculties in a bronze-age educational facility
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by cookieswumchorr 7y ago
that's an interesting thing. Other than perception, could it be a social strata thing? Kids who's parents are better off get a healthier diet (or, in poor places, just more food). This affects how they grow

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