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by dageshi 6y ago
I have also travelled a lot in the past... You presumably do have a "home" country in the sense of where your bank accounts are, get a cheap permanent sim/phone no with roaming, buy the tiniest phone you can off amazon and st
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by dageshi 6y ago
Healthcare is paid via taxes, so how does one overcharge it?
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by dageshi 6y ago
Sure, but the large number of businesses who are UK only won't have to deal with it. Instead of frontloading compliance for any new venture, they can build for the UK first then work on compliance if and when they go for EU business.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Yeah I guess I wasn't really sure that would work with commercial airliners, given their probable lifespan/complexity. If the manufacturer goes out of business, who has the expertise to maintain the planes for the rest of their wo
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by dageshi 6y ago
I don't disagree. My point I guess is, if you're buying a plane that will potentially be in service for many decades you need some kind of reassurance the manufacturer will still be around to support it?
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by dageshi 6y ago
When I fly I usually fly with emirates so I'm quite often on the A380, they really are wonderful planes.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Genuine question, would anyone want to buy planes like this from a company that's small enough to fail? I'm guessing not.
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by dageshi 6y ago
I'm guessing he means he'd prefer to fly on the A380.
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by dageshi 6y ago
I guess you've chosen to travel to a larger town and do your shopping there?
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by dageshi 6y ago
There's a fundamental tension between competition/choice and low friction. On the internet it seems like whatever has the lowest friction wins. Examples... People hate the fact that there are so many paid streaming services now, t
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by dageshi 6y ago
I recall this being broadly the same during the first lockdown as well pre brexit.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Do you have the NFT that Jack Dorsey originally and publically sold that establishes the right to sell? If you don't then you have no credible ability to sell it, if you do... then maybe I'm interested.
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by dageshi 6y ago
The paradigm shift is that this is an agreed method of determining who has the right to sell a digital asset via an internet native method. You can look at the same bytes all you want, but you can't sell them, the owner of the NFT can,
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by dageshi 6y ago
You can't have a "community" at the size reddit has grown to.
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by dageshi 6y ago
I don't particularly want to spend ages trying to find "perfect" when roam is "good" enough. The chances of roam disappearing over night are pretty slim and I take weekly backups of my data from them. Worst comes to
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by dageshi 6y ago
That's fine. I'm quite happy with roam, I have the exports if I ever need them.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Nostalgia is a hell of a drug
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by dageshi 6y ago
You can export everything from roam in json or markup... does that basically not suffice?
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by dageshi 6y ago
You can't restrict ownership of physical goods or art really, it's just that there's "authentic" goods and "fake" goods. So you're right you can't restrict possession of digital goods but you ca
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by dageshi 6y ago
I run a small niche regional subreddit and I can tell you it is greatly more popular and active today than it was for the past 5+ years of its life. Through no action of my own, reddit is simply doing a better job of driving people who woul
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by dageshi 6y ago
I thought the point of the lockdowns was to prevent hospitals being overwhelmed? Has that problem gone away?
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by dageshi 6y ago
However many they produce, miners will buy all of them. Miners will outbid gamers on the same cards. What is your solution?
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by dageshi 6y ago
The ECB is a lot more politically constrained than other central banks. It doesn't have a single master but is beholden to various degrees to the member states of the EU and especially Germany which is utterly paranoid about currency d
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by dageshi 6y ago
Eating bad food is quite pleasurable and consequently ends up like something between a bad habit and an addiction.
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by dageshi 6y ago
In the context of shutting down significant percentages of economies for months, in the context of the government (in the UK) providing furlough schemes where they pay peoples salaries, in the context of essentially banning most social inte
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by dageshi 6y ago
It doesn't matter. Genuinely, the only thing that mattered was working, safe vaccines as quickly as possible. Whatever government paid is absolute peanuts compared to the costs associated with locking down economies let alone the lives
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by dageshi 6y ago
And that really doesn't matter compared to the cost of locking down a country and the lives saved by quicker vaccination.
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by dageshi 6y ago
No ad blockers in the app.
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by dageshi 6y ago
The direction of travel has been opposite of that for 10+ years. Small forums that used to exist on niche subjects are being absorbed into reddit.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Listen to podcasts? Or audiobooks?

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