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by dageshi 5y ago
> There's no reason to assume Twitter shares can't reach the same levels ever again, nothing much has changed fundamentally over a year. The Fed's covid policies in terms of interest rates and money printing had a very hig
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by dageshi 5y ago
There's a saying in our house, "All cats are very intelligent when it comes to food".
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by dageshi 5y ago
What's the difference between self control and focus? To me they're simply the same thing.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Seems like your definition of "serious business" probably amounts to about 10% of the overall economy at this point? It doesn't seem very relevant or useful.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Well that's the point of this feature, you build your room. By definition with social media there is too much for one person to consume so you must pick and choose. If you are curating your room this is just another feature to help you
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by dageshi 5y ago
For the average person that information is pretty much useless, it's just another type of entertainment.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Yeah no. Your argument falls apart because when everyone in the room has a megaphone screaming at each other the signal to noise ratio drops so far that it's no longer worth being in the room. You will have to mute or kickout some peop
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by dageshi 5y ago
I believe it has mandated that from 2025.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Mastering something like trading to the point where you can earn a living from it is probably pretty meaningful to a lot of people.
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by dageshi 5y ago
I can't think of a better solution, can you? With a lot of WP plugins, the alternative to buying the plugin is writing it yourself.
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by dageshi 5y ago
I'm not sure what your point is exactly? Yes I know europe imports food, if prices rise europe will still import food (although it may import less), it'll just pay more for it and it can afford to. It won't be a cakewalk but
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by dageshi 5y ago
Yeah, I cancelled a month ago, I was impressed, I think if my parents had tried to cancel they'd have found it nearly impossible.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Europe for the most part can afford more expensive food, it's other parts of the world that will suffer as the prices get bid up.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Sanderson is on record as saying he wouldn't be able to finish Martin's work. Plus, Sanderson just had a $25 million kickstarter, he's at the point now where finishing others work would frankly be a waste of his time.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Don't over think it. It's an emergency fund, just top it up out of income or divert money that otherwise would've gone to investments to it.
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by dageshi 5y ago
If you're buying a sandwich in the UK it's probably as part of a meal deal, that's a sandwich (or sushi/some other main), a "snack" and a drink. Usually for about £3 - £3.50 depending on the chain. They're
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by dageshi 5y ago
That works for you because you enjoy cooking. If you hate cooking then one meal per day is much better because you only have to do the thing you don't like doing once per day instead of 3+.
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by dageshi 5y ago
I remember downloading and picking over the content of newsgroups in my mid-late teens and before that endlessly rolling through different TV stations. My mind has always craved the distraction of the infinite scroll, it's just modern
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by dageshi 5y ago
They can demand all they want? How will they achieve it? Putin suppresses any opposition political parties who might win over him or whoever will be his chosen successor.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Blah Blah, Putin troll.
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by dageshi 5y ago
What you propose is feudalism. That is, people live their lives as serf's for fear of pissing off the guy with the gun who will kill them. Things won't go back to "normal", "normal" will be the guy with the gun
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by dageshi 5y ago
I've never experienced this and have used FF for years.
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by dageshi 5y ago
They do work just not all of the time. But they're easy and relatively cheap to construct, they can be put up and taken back down again quickly and leave no permanent mark on the landscape. It's not an either or, europe should do
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by dageshi 5y ago
If Germany had funded it's military in the way a nato country should (2% of gdp per year) it would not now suddenly have to play catch up.
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by dageshi 5y ago
Not German and I have no doubt this is all true. But in light of current events a lot of people who previously objected to things like windmills may see them as a necessary evil vs being reliant on Russian gas. Energy security is likely one
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by dageshi 5y ago
If you spend your time anxiety ridden in anticipation of nuclear war... are you enjoying it?
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by dageshi 5y ago
How much should we watch? Serious question. Because we can completely fill our days with what's going on in Ukraine and yet be able to do very little about it at an individual level and I'm really not sure that's good for som
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by dageshi 5y ago
Is there some reason why that's an issue if you're in bed? I live in the UK and well we don't put the heating on at night ever. Doesn't matter if it's a snowstorm or below freezing outside. Heating comes on first th
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by dageshi 5y ago
Works for me
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by dageshi 5y ago
At this point, I glance at the newspaper headlines when I go into the local supermarket, I find that's enough.

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