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felipelemos
4y ago
I don't know about the oranges in Asia, but in Brazil they are not bitter at all. And people only put sugar in it when they are bad/old, and even then it's uncommon.
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felipelemos
4y ago
In this case it's the opposite: they are trying to ban guns while not making murder a crime.
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felipelemos
4y ago
But both, civilian and military, are government entities, not private, and I understand the OP is just exposing some similarities.
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felipelemos
4y ago
pyyaml is a good example as well
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felipelemos
4y ago
The genuine answer is to held criminally liable the responsibles for allowing an unsafe flight to take off.
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felipelemos
4y ago
You do realize that saying it is " 20%" do not make it better?
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felipelemos
4y ago
From my background I find really bizarre that in the United States it is allowed to refuse service at all.
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felipelemos
4y ago
If they can't determine if a post is violent or not, then they shouldn't blindly promote it.
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felipelemos
4y ago
Although I am against the personal attacks and triggering, I think you didn't taste the same drink as him, it would be like boiling tea bags and then drink it cold. If you want to judge the drink, try at least preparing it properly.
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felipelemos
4y ago
The airport security in Europe and South America is not even close to how it is in USA.
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felipelemos
4y ago
No.
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felipelemos
4y ago
Let me fix that for you: > Would a toy manufacturer be sued in Brazil for selling toys without a charging cable ? The answer is: Yes.
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felipelemos
4y ago
They do because they enrich themselves, but not because of any 'duty' whatsoever.
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felipelemos
4y ago
Because it is seasoned with (bell)peppers.
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felipelemos
4y ago
For all of you that are complaining that people will prefer to stop working to earn less but retains walfare and social services (which I don't think they will): why aren't you are doing the same?
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felipelemos
4y ago
This is not full screen, it is "maximize". The macos bar is still there, the window is just using all space for the windows.
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F1's level playing field rules have impacted computer chip choices
(motorsport.com)
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felipelemos
5y ago
You are not actually answering him, because you know that if you are planning a surprise party and you just answered yes, you would have ruined the party. The truth is that not every lie is a problem.
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Future of the “Ansible” Package
(github.com)
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5y ago
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Nuclear Engine for Rocket Vehicle Application (Nerva)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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5y ago
> As a result China could not build the plants it needed to meet its own consumption, forcing them to buy chips from the same vendors that everyone else is also trying to buy chips from. How a fab that didn't exist yet can affect cu
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felipelemos
5y ago
Play store have competition, btw: https://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get-appstore/android . And the big argument against Apple is that you can't have the same for iPhones.
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felipelemos
5y ago
> Crimea would likely still belong to Ukraine if NATO hadnt done that - [...] Shifting the blame to a third party is a very biased way of see this.
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5y ago
> VMWare has had a high availability mode for over a decade. It keeps checkpoints of system state elsewhere and synchronously replicates them. So you don't have one VM's, but two. In case of Op's scenario you are paying fo
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felipelemos
5y ago
Another reason is that some media simply doesn't exist on Netflix or any other streaming platform in your country so you have no legal way to access it.
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How dare they try to circumvent Apple's magnanimous and generous 30% profit cut and offer a cheaper subscription?
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5y ago
> but the idea that a company, even one as large as Apple, is going to make any sort of difference with respect to China's oddities is wishful thinking. They don't need and shouldn't make any difference at all. They could
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5y ago
> The principle claim of this essay is that groups never change their viewpoints. I understood that the principle claim is that groups never admit publicly that they were wrong. Maybe in reading to much into it, but it is the interpretat
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5y ago
This reminds me the 1968 Brazilian movie "Roberto Carlos em ritmo de aventura" when a pilot flow an helicopter inside the 250m (~ 820 feet) long Túnel Novo (New Tunnel) connecting the neighborhoods of Copacabana and Botafogo. htt
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felipelemos
5y ago
Just a nitpick: Pascal is not much older than sh. Maybe a couple of years?
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