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by eftychis 4y ago
It is easier to arrest the parents of course. The other classes might fight back and have lawyers. (End of sarcasm towards these "cops.")
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by eftychis 4y ago
a) don't talk without a lawyer (including to the child services...) b) the road to hell is the high speed interstate of "I am just doing my job." A lot of us have bad experiences and the history books are also filled. Let&#x2
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by eftychis 4y ago
I agree this is detrimental for current and future generations. Also stupid (my opinion).
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by eftychis 4y ago
My comment (clearly to the average person) implies what needs to be done to work as an effective deterrent, viewed in a black box setting. You can see the description of the facts from FCC's point of view here [ https://doc
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by eftychis 4y ago
I think FCC needs to make it something like 150% of expected profit + $50 million and above. Then maybe it will make a dent or sense. Plus, getting the DoJ involved. tl;dr: if executives/board members don't go to jail for things t
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by eftychis 4y ago
It is loading fine for me. Edit: Oops autocomplete typo!
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by eftychis 4y ago
As always Hideo Kojima proves once again to be a visionary.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Self fulfilling prophesy: if everyone is cutting demand, supply will also reduce its urgency to regrow. Which affects also inflation. This is a complex chaotic system that we have the epidemic effect of belief/gossip of layoffs and rec
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by eftychis 4y ago
I agree. This is problematic in so many ways. So essentially 43 states (according to wikipedia article shared) have no fruitful division of political powers. If executive power has legislation power, how that can go wrong I wonder -- looks
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by eftychis 4y ago
Neither? My prediction is the latter will retire coming up and have the next one clean the mess. Personal opinion and jaded perspective of course. Disclaimer: don't like shortsighted "follow the shiny thing" decisions. I have
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by eftychis 4y ago
No it wouldn't be legal. Edit: This is a layoff.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Yeah you either keep some fighters weapon armed or use them for reconessaince style interception. You can't arm a plane in seconds or under 5 minutes. I think the rule of thumb is 5' at most scrambling time if plane is on alert--
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by eftychis 4y ago
a) Education on the importance of privacy in a democratic nation on its stability and survival. b) Political Accountability. Actually have people removed from office that support such approaches. c) Have actual felony penalties on such viol
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by eftychis 4y ago
It is troubling (and expected) this is one of the top two comments. We need to do better than accept this.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Interesting and informative. Thank you!
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by eftychis 4y ago
To the commenters saying that wind farms should move South or blaming wind farms or other energy producers. (My opinion and knowledge follows.) That is the whole idea of a robust and efficient transmission network: to transfer power from
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by eftychis 4y ago
To be fair the other approach of a lot of managers and companies is to manage people as itemized resources -- and not for the convenience. I think it would be positive of some mathematical or computer knowledge was used, like "don&#x27
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by eftychis 4y ago
I am curious about that statement. Feeding chickens store bought food that is. I grew up with chickens being the garbage disposal. They will eat anything and everything. They are the cheapest animal to raise for food. (Except maybe cattle o
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by eftychis 4y ago
Air Traffic Control System Command Center Advisory 23 by the Traffic Management Command Center (DCC) at date [..] - all united airlines ... ground stop. Here is about ground stops: https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publi
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by eftychis 4y ago
You buy oil with USD. P.S. Currencies allow you to exchange debt obligations with entities you don't know and for certain entities to issue debt. P.S.2 I think you should formally define your denotation of value, as you do not seem to
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by eftychis 4y ago
There were similar guidelines approaches for COVID but political pressure dictated otherwise.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Yeah the problem with vaccines is: either everyone takes them or they don't work how people think they do.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Thank you for the writeup.
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by eftychis 4y ago
No they ought not to be a judge.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Death from COVID, and other pneumonic (pulmonary) diseases, can be commonly a result of secondary infection by bacteria. Our bodies are not the best at handling two different types of threats at the same time. See https://www.nat
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by eftychis 4y ago
Historically, over the span of centuries war with strong neighbors is certain. U.S. already had multiple wars where their geography kept their infrastructure and citizens safe. Other countries got obliterated and lost their superpower trait
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by eftychis 4y ago
That is a good point.
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by eftychis 4y ago
Is there a proof that we have to die? Or that immortality for a human is impossible? Seems more like a lot in the medical field have experienced so much death that they simply have accepted it for a fact. If you asked someone centuries back
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by eftychis 4y ago
You know ACH transfers, have transaction fees right? They are just hidden to the public.
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by eftychis 4y ago
I don't think FTX actually applied or passed GAAP. From the filings it is clear they couldn't have. They barely have records of their liabilities, and definitely not of their assets. I am not even touching co-mingling of different

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