drno123

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by drno123 5y ago
Yes, we should hold American citizens responsible for invading Iraq.
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by drno123 5y ago
On an exceptionally hot evening early in July a young man came out of the garret in which he lodged in S. Place and walked slowly, as though in hesitation, towards K. bridge.
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by drno123 5y ago
4 years ago I switched from Google to DDG, only occasionally using !g switch. This is a bad move by DDG.
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by drno123 5y ago
And yet, instead of killing/imprisoning the dictator, US-led invasion resulted in many civilians killed, their houses destroyed, not to mention drone strikes against civilians. If (many) innocent people get killed in the end, I see no
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by drno123 5y ago
When US invaded Iraq (because of false claims about weapons of mass destruction), people did not call random numbers in America. And ordinary Americans did not do anything to stop their government from invading another country on false prem
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by drno123 5y ago
This is exactly my take on this (and I am family-oriented, religious guy). Majority of people will be “dying” between few weeks up to few monts, while they will be living 70-80 years. Shaping your 70 years of life so that you don’t feel (ot
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by drno123 5y ago
For us stupid Europeans - what is BART? First two paragraphs don’t explain it.
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by drno123 5y ago
We had Yugoslavia, for southern Slavic people. Didn’t work out.
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by drno123 5y ago
And United States have invaded Iraq, Afganistan and Lybia. Should all American citizens and companies be cut off the internet for that?
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by drno123 5y ago
You are not alone. The economist articles related to Russia/Ukraine for the past few weeks are pure war mongering.
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by drno123 5y ago
Thank you! We receiced ZhengBang pick and place machine last week and did nit have the time to unpack it yet. We will definitely be careful now.
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by drno123 5y ago
Isn’t NRA more of a white Americans thing, while these kind of shootings are more gang-related?
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by drno123 5y ago
Either that, or vaccinated people are behaving as if they are fully protected and do not take care, while unvaccinated are more cautious. Recent data from Denmark shows the similr outcomes.
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by drno123 5y ago
For example, check pages 30, 36 and 42 of the following report from Scotland: https://publichealthscotland.scot/media/11089/22-01-12-covid...
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by drno123 5y ago
Cannabis mandates now!
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by drno123 5y ago
The real story is that in Australia, despite extremely strict rules and measures, Covid is spreading like crazy.
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by drno123 5y ago
According to what we know, if you have recovered from delta variant you have much stronger and longer-lasting immunity then if you get vaccinated against original Wuhan strain. Yet, EU Covid pass is valid for 12 months post vaccination and
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by drno123 5y ago
What happens with immune system if you get booster shots every 3 months for, let’s say, 3 years?
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by drno123 5y ago
There is a low risk of heart inflammation related to the Covid vaccine for young males. Is this risk the same regardless of number of booster doses that you take, or does it go up with each additional booster? If it goes up - is the functio
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by drno123 5y ago
Interestingly, Apple could also cause problems to TSMC. Because of Apple-first policy, at least two major chip manufacturers* are moving away from TSMC. One is even completely obsoleting a line of products that was previously being manufact
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by drno123 5y ago
The power and the glory by Graham Greene. Crime and punishment by Dostoevsky.
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by drno123 5y ago
Who was your investor? So other startups know who to avoid.
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by drno123 5y ago
Maybe git, and JavaScript?
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by drno123 5y ago
Exactly! My dad who is a unicersity prof does not drive a car and does not have a driving license. Using driving license as a voter ID seems crazy to me.
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by drno123 5y ago
I am amazed about low level od voter authentication in the USA. Living in Europe, we get national ID card when we turn 18. Everyone gets it. It is not hard to get it, it does not cost anything, even mentally challenged people get it. When t
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by drno123 5y ago
I guess you are from Slovenia :)
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by drno123 5y ago
That inflation was even worse - but I did not experience it. Of course, sanctions, war, etc. greatly contributed to the hyperinflation in the 90s.
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by drno123 5y ago
Yugoslavia did not have sanctions in the 80s, that was before the war. You are thinking about the sanctions that were imposed to the remainder of Yugoslavia (Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo) in the mid and late 90s.
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by drno123 5y ago
I lived through the same extreme inflation in Yugoslavia in the 80s. It was very bad. Good luck to people in Venezuela :( Yet, I cannot ignore the fact that both Yugoslavia and Venezuela, otherwise very different countries, had the same pol
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by drno123 5y ago
Overblown. Horn and turn signals work OK but online activation of these from the app does not work.

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