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by eumenides1 14y ago
A lot of people are talking about this and maybe austerity isn't the way to go for Greece. But the main difference is that Iceland has the krona and Greece has the euro. So it's much easier for Iceland to control the currency. Greece has so
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> It's not a technicality, diplomatic ties are broken and restarted all the time. How is it not a technicality? the idea of having an embassy is that a nation can have representatives in a foreign nation operating and relaying communica
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by eumenides1 14y ago
I think the UK is working on a technicality. They could do this, but should they do this? The UK risks it's ties with Ecuador to get Mr. Assange. Also the UK puts it's entire foreign affairs/ministry (operating in other countries) at real r
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by eumenides1 14y ago
Hmmm it never occurred to me to do a write up of this process. And it's funny, because I did exactly the same thing in the same order. Yes, this process works quite well and cleaning up your gmail contacts is a pain, but most important step
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by eumenides1 14y ago
Yes .... House prices are rising, but condo prices are not. The cranes (in your video) are putting up lots of space so the demand is being met. Houses (as in I have a basement) prices are still rising. Lots of foreign investment. People are
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by eumenides1 14y ago
I was thinking like 3/4 to 1/2 inch tubes of solid plastic. So maybe heavy-duty bolt cutters would be a good idea to get them off. The crux of the idea is that only way to get the cuffs off is to break the cuff with a specific brute force t
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I don't understand why we are making handcuff with keys. Wouldn't it be better to have cuffs that lock but can't be unlocked. The only way to get them off would be to destroy them. Think zip ties that are structurally stronger. Maybe the de
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by eumenides1 14y ago
Cynicism is something the Chinese have in spades. The thing is that I know that Americans will eventually realize that education is what's important and not the diploma. But the Chinese, they will latch on to the concept of a "diploma" fore
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by eumenides1 14y ago
In my experience, I started by saying yes to everything and getting burned. Then as I got older, I learned to say "no" and how say/how not to say/how to imply "no". At first it's hard, but people will learn to accept your "no"s and is a sig
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by eumenides1 14y ago
Tim Hortons used to bake and make their products in store. Now they outsource their work to Maidstone which they sold off. They just "finish" their products in store. It leads to a more consistent product and controllable costs. I don't thi
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Scumbag Steve(canv.as)
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I would also buy it because I don't knit and it's not really something that's on my list of things to learn.
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by eumenides1 14y ago
This article is very short sighted and tries to address an issue that cannot be solved by the tools he has. Let's start with the title. "Software Engineers Will Work One Day for English Majors". How about "Software Engineers Will Work One D
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by eumenides1 14y ago
Page 55, Josh Weier, 14 year old boy. Google him. This manual is from this year and it says he is 57. He really does look like he's been bathing in stem cells
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by eumenides1 15y ago
you are correct so you have to low-ball your bid and say you can do it for less, say 50 million. A total steal. Then you delay. Delay delay delay. When they fire you, get your friend to promise the same thing you promised. Incompetence is n