gib444

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901.
by gib444 9mo ago
I addressed almost directly your first point in my comment but it's good to reiterate it (Not all fat people are idiots btw)
902.
by gib444 9mo ago
That's a choice, not automatic. The government subsides many, many things and that doesn't have to be an exception. They should just continue to advertise the absolute amazingness of the alternatives, train government backed insta
903.
by gib444 9mo ago
Same here when I start/stop Mounjaro except I continue to enjoy exercise. Though I'm probably just kidding myself that the exercise is undoing the naughty food The only way I found to reduce cravings is to be a hermit because ther
904.
by gib444 9mo ago
Woosh
905.
by gib444 9mo ago
Ramping up idle fees is how they will force the holdouts onto electricity. $120/mo is insane. We pay about $15/mo but I can certainly see it going up
906.
by gib444 9mo ago
Yup give them a powerful tool (law), they'll use it
907.
by gib444 9mo ago
How does a billionaire have to associate with poor people? They can live in a complete bubble: house in the hills, driven by a chauffeur, private jets, private islands for holidays etc...?
908.
by gib444 9mo ago
And not very remote at all for it to be practically non existent and unreliable Every passing year non-city/big town buses get cut and cut and cut because councils are bankrupt
909.
by gib444 9mo ago
Europe is a little bit busy bleeding money for defence if you hadn't noticed. There's only so many 50bn EUR it can conjure up for something
910.
by gib444 9mo ago
Yeah that's the revolving door
911.
by gib444 9mo ago
> Corruption within private companies is irrelevant I'll have some of whatever you're smoking. It's not that useful separating public and private when there are revolving doors and the people who run the companies bribe —
912.
by gib444 9mo ago
Anything less than an entire new k8s cluster and switching over is just amateur hour obviously
913.
by gib444 9mo ago
Yeah fair enough that's probably true Companies are permitted to add additives etc but whether that meaningfully improves quality I'm not sure
914.
by gib444 9mo ago
> and no significant large technology companies I can only assume this is a comparison to the US The world doesn't care about the US yard stick so much. Even less now than before. We in Europe don't care our economy is smaller
915.
by gib444 9mo ago
Sure, pick the weakest part of my comment to reply to because I was imprecise in my language
916.
by gib444 9mo ago
Which of those fined have landed in the EU's bank account?
917.
by gib444 9mo ago
Criticism of the EU always gets down voted here but this on point. The EU does too much trumpet blowing. Too much gets put into law/regulations and then ignored without any kind of retrospective with regards to undesirable effects and
918.
by gib444 9mo ago
Be genuine about it though because we can all see through that method of questioning used to imply it's wrong.
919.
by gib444 9mo ago
So no petrol is permitted to be higher quality (for the same octane rating)? ie you're asserting there is zero variance in quality? OP wrote lower quality, not low quality