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by gg82 3y ago
The trouble with oral agreements then become determining what is in the oral agreement, after the fact. Whether one party remembers it differently to the other, either due to poor memory or deliberately.
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by gg82 3y ago
Maybe it is because to many people break the screen when they try to replace the battery.
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by gg82 3y ago
The senate could impeach him... but that would seem a bit hypocritical considering all the insider trading (bribes) that goes on there.
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by gg82 3y ago
Another one to look at is GrayJay https://grayjay.app/
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by gg82 3y ago
It will start with the new houses... The builders have to sell, so new house prices will drop first. Then when existing home owners see the prices of new houses dropping, they will rush onto the market and try and get out before everyone el
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by gg82 3y ago
Or is poor vision, hearing, smell a sign of poor brain health?
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by gg82 3y ago
You can go to church without believing... but believing is the whole point of church.
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by gg82 3y ago
Not really. If you want to sell into the local market.... You must accept random checks.
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by gg82 3y ago
They should block Sony's domains as well.
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by gg82 3y ago
Is that because of things unrelated to normal operations? From crypto coins, covid and now AI. I guess we may have to wait and see
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by gg82 4y ago
Using a memory mapped file doesn't use swap. The memory is backed by the file that is memory mapped!
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by gg82 4y ago
If only people could pay core goods CPI to live and house themselves!
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by gg82 4y ago
I think people totally don't understand the risk analysis here. I think getting covid is absolutely worth getting covid for most people. The health benefits of having friends is not being taken into account at all... ie mental health,
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by gg82 4y ago
Of course having Google preventing misuse and abuse is a bit like having a fox guard the henhouse!
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by gg82 4y ago
I think you are mistaken with how long before this is going to happen. Europe is already experiencing the effects and this winter will feel the full effects of this. The US is probably got a bit more time... but Russia, China, India, etc
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by gg82 4y ago
Well... they wouldn't have been arrested if the mandates had been lifted. Or are you talking about people protesting them now? Because, If they weren't still protesting them, the mandates would still be in place or be re-imposed
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by gg82 4y ago
The EU probably needs to worry more about what they are going to power their vehicles for the next few years at least since they don't want to use Russian Oil.
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by gg82 4y ago
Although getting it from Birth, Deaths and Marriages may cause you a few headaches all of its own!
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by gg82 4y ago
Russia in a parallel system will be able to develop its own technology. It wont happen overnight, but it will happen. If China ever wants to take over Taiwan, it will have an interest in working with Russia. China has been building new c
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by gg82 5y ago
> You can easily reverse monetary stimulus: just sell those assets that the central bank bought. You can do that.... but watch the markets tumble and the interest rates skyrocket... and the politicians and bankers panic!
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by gg82 6y ago
I will just speak for Australia... but Elimination was not the initial goal. It was just to ensure the hospitals could cope. It is true that Australia never entertained the idea of herd-immunity. I think some of the state governments lat
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by gg82 7y ago
Another similar project. http://mtbest.net/chest_fridge.pdf
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by gg82 8y ago
In Australia we have the Australian Delphi Users Group. We are having a conference next month. https://www.adug.org.au/meetings/symposiums/2019-symposium/ It will have a range of topics including showing how
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by gg82 8y ago
Lets encrypt should get involved and get the starttls-everywhere project happening like they did for the web. https://starttls-everywhere.org/
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by gg82 8y ago
Probably not a bad thing for Malaysia if GS didn't operate in their country.
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by gg82 8y ago
If they broke the existing law what difference is a ban going to make?
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by gg82 9y ago
Kalydeco is truely a miraculous drug. My niece takes it and it has changed her life. It changed her appetite and allowed her to put on weight, and now looks much healthier. I will admit I was hoping that it would make the effects of CF m