fmobus

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by fmobus 3y ago
The country not being a nuclear target is only a relevant advantage if you move there. Also, conscription is absolutely irrelevant for someone his age. Besides, citizens living abroad are usually not pressed into service, even in times of w
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by fmobus 3y ago
Uh? The person's brain was already dead. There's no coming back from that state. It's not murder.
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by fmobus 3y ago
Going around obstructions is literally one of the first things I was taught in driving school.
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by fmobus 3y ago
I don't think what you said in the last sentence is going to be an issue. Each check-in can be handled separately: you check-in to Spain with the Spanish passport, you check-in to the US with the American passport. There will probably
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by fmobus 3y ago
300mph is not trivial for trains, that's more in maglev range. In fact, the fastest maglev in operation (Shanghai's) tops at 286mph.
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by fmobus 3y ago
Gopass is my current solution. Easy to sync and move around (it's just git), supports OTP generation, everything is encrypted by GPG. I have at least three devices in separate locations with it, so my DR is covered (and I exercise it f
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by fmobus 3y ago
At no point will you admit this was a massive failure in communication then? It's like people learned nothing from the Unity fiasco.
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by fmobus 3y ago
former thoughtworker here: I know some of them are pissed, I hope the board responsible for the radar updates this fast
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by fmobus 3y ago
Google importing data from OSM would certainly raise some hairs in the legal department.
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by fmobus 3y ago
I think 8g would be pretty hard to escape from, at least with chemical rockets.
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by fmobus 3y ago
Some people have disabilities thou.
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by fmobus 3y ago
Anyone doing video calls sorta deserves it, especially if they are accepting video calls from people they don't know. EDIT: we kind of solved this problem in Brazil (PIX is similar do UPI, predates it in fact), as the user can opt to u
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by fmobus 3y ago
It's so comical watching a country that claims to be first world struggling with this. My shit country has solved this _ages_ ago: Every citizen has an id. The IDs are issued by each state, but they are all functionally the same. You w
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by fmobus 3y ago
Not really. It's not like this is the first time they are issued a subpoena. Any decent big tech has a decent system for attending to legal requests and, probably, a technical team on call with the power to run custom queries if necess
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by fmobus 3y ago
I like how the headline is about impotence, but when you Ctrl+f the article, there's no further mention. The article is rather about "cancer, birth defects, and infertility" which is a completely different set of things.
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by fmobus 3y ago
I don't think that kind of fraud would work in the Pix system. Pix transactions are debit, so Bob is out of the money immediately. Of course, it is possible there might be some bank offering a pix-enabled credit card, but I don't
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by fmobus 3y ago
Brazilian here: you are probably misremembering it, or there was some other kind of deduction happening in your payslip. And I say this with confidence, because Brazilian tax brackets work progressively, and have worked like that since alwa
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by fmobus 3y ago
It shouldn't be more complicated than selling alcohol to an adult, really. Sixt gave me the car I reserved in 3 minutes time, half of which was me walking to the car, no upsale attempts, just a quick driver license check, some instruct
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by fmobus 3y ago
> Somewhere along the way people started to believe that the only way to affect change is thru riots and mass destruction Probably around 1789?
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by fmobus 4y ago
> I mean I'm sure Google has somewhere a UML chart of the entire process of ordering results. No, there isn't.