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> A better way would be to suspend all debt collection and rent collection for x months. I know this would help for people I personally know in this industry. Dine in has been reduced almost entirely but takeaway orders hasn't devia
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7y ago
Even so, those "Australian Italian" dishes still cost $20-$25 for a basic pasta dish which I can't justify.
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7y ago
Agreed. You have to draw the line somewhere and I can't believe people are actually arguing against this like they have a leg to stand on.
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7y ago
> strict standards getting a license, red p’s for 12-24 months + 120 logbook hours It was an open secret (by secret I mean bragging) that people would forge their logbook hours - that hour rule only came in semi-recently so I'm not
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7y ago
> Now it is hard to say if the NBN proposed by the left would have been a disaster as it was only rolled out to a few place. Can people not see and pros/cons based on suburbs that have fttp/ftth? You can do the same with fttn b
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7y ago
I thought this just caused any young women to be undocumented rather than what is assumed from the statement "one child policy" (i.e. pregnancy termination)
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7y ago
> All film and media is propagandistic in some way. Just because you swing the needle in a different direction doesn't change that fact. To add to that, one of America's biggest exports is it's culture - see "Military
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7y ago
I work with both and generally they overlap quite a lot for the basic stuff - for general ones, you probably just have to get used to the colours. I use firefox for dev and browsing but my job requires me to check out chrome more because it
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7y ago
> partially driven by differences in fundamental interests between genders I haven't actively looked for studies in this but I'm curious if these "fundamental" interests are somewhat partially driven by how society or
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7y ago
I was on the reddit thread when it happened - was super confused as I just updated my firefox and it happened at a very similar time frame so I assumed it was from the update I personally found the issue trivial, my main addon is ublock ori
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8y ago
Yeah, I'll take it with a grain of salt but I'll still do more reading on it and maybe bring it up with him to see if his Psychiatrist has ever mentioned anything similar - just to the get thoughts going. They gave me the heavy an
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8y ago
Thanks for the reply How can I, advocate on my friend's behalf against a Psychiatrist who has been working with him for years when I have no expertise in the field? Do I trust that his Psychiatrist has already thought the same thing? M
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8y ago
I have a close friend with paranoid schizophrenia and also bipolar who, after an episode, underwent ECT. The medication that stopped him from hearing voices pre ECT/episode started again after ECT. After a year, the Psychiatrist is sti
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8y ago
I've had this happen to a friend except it was stacked on top of each other. Trying to pull it apart when stuck ended up breaking the glass with the shard going into their hand.
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8y ago
Does anyone just use these websites for meal ideas and just go shopping on their own? My issue is finding a good recipe which also doesn't have 15 separate ingredients to buy - these companies I'd imagine would try to have as litt
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8y ago
This might interest you but it's in the context of Australia https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-10-27/asian-food-fine-dinin...
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8y ago
I know someone doing the same drive that hit a kangaroo and left their car written off in the middle of no where - had to wait for a call to come out for someone to pick them up.
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8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P75XwOm2JWw Perhaps one of the most best(worst) examples of hollywoods "type" of fight scene - yes this is from netflix but more in reference to any semi-large scale film production
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8y ago
You need to start referencing his movies that weren't made in hollywood, he has expressively mentioned why they aren't good at all. Yes he broke into the industry but he saw that they care more about money than making an film of a
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8y ago
You mentioning Shanghai Noon as an example is bad, the ones you referenced that weren't filmed in hollywood are much better examples - Chan has already expressed his distaste in how hollywood films are produced because most of the time
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8y ago
Super Micro didn't perform the audit of themselves (that would be silly), it was done by Nardello & Co as per the article.
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https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/22/aws-ceo-jassy-follows-apple-... Apparently that was debunked.
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Late reply. But in Australia this is seen as 'okay' as generally the entry level job is to go the graduate role route which requires zero experience.
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8y ago
Sorry for the late reply - part and labour from the official Apple store. Although prices can be as low as $30 for non-genuine ones. Obviously screen will be easier to crack if you don't take care of it but damn it's way cheaper.
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8y ago
> On other hand, this is such a double standard. In China, I couldn't even get a credit card because I don't have a Chinese ID number even though I had a job for 9 years + lots of money in their bank. I don't get it when p
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8y ago
$250 in Australia
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8y ago
This is something I'd love to do except it sounds like you said, it requires some basic knowledge of EE etc. Maybe the basics isn't too hard but with the vast diversity of different types of electronics - it troubles me just think
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8y ago
Actually in Australia a lot of apartments are banned from drying clothes outside their tiny balconies too because it looks "poor". >Same for refrigerators, dish washers, garbage disposals, washing machines, and of course dryers
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That's why I believe they introduced measuring traits for "well-roundedness". Asian/Asian-Americans were doing better than whites at their own game (tests) and as such started testing for skills that can't be easily
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8y ago
Because Jewish people are over represented in many aspects of the US, finance, media, universities. Didn't someone say here that they make up 20% of Harvard? What's their overall population in America, 1%? They are conveniently wh
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