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greendestiny_re
5y ago
Anti-money laundering is one of the last vestiges of bureaucratic tyranny. It's no wonder those measures fail in 99.95% of cases, causing grief to legitimate businesses and customers. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi
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6y ago
That's absolutely fascinating. Do you have any more information or sources on this?
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6y ago
In B&H, one court already dismissed a corona curfew fine. Just like in the US, government officials imposed knee-jerk restrictions that get thrown out in courts. Wherever you are, challenge a corona fine in a court and you're likel
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6y ago
International companies are allowed to avoid taxes because governments wage war through infiltrating the supply chains of other countries and conquering them economically, with citizens shouldering the financial burden of the effort.
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6y ago
I always file complaints against police officers; they hinder their promotion options and in aggregate may help other citizens dispute their reports and accusations.
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6y ago
So, what exactly does the "Search 1: search widget move" change accomplish?
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6y ago
I usually deal with that problem by copying the link to Notepad++, where the distinction is quite clear.
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6y ago
Millennials are killing shuffles deck ham radio? Sigh, whatever, just get it published.
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6y ago
Compared to the decision to integrate Pocket?
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6y ago
>I just looked it up on Snopes.com and there are numerous results where ZH articles were marked false or mostly false Have you actually read any of those Snopes articles? Snopes is notorious for putting a big, red X and "FALSE&quo
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6y ago
I find creating an outline helps.
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6y ago
I would create a separate Google account for any paid Google service you plan on using. Also, I would use a disposable payment method, such as a preloaded debit card, that can't be charged what's on the card. Load up the card with
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6y ago
This is a very clever native ad.
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6y ago
I started watching Twitch in 2014 for a highly specific purpose: watch video games played with skill and possibly interact with/support skilled gamers. I stopped watching Twitch in 2018, when it became apparent that Twitch has less to
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6y ago
Astrology.
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6y ago
>investor quarterly reports God forbid the needs of the user harm the interest of the investor.
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6y ago
Please don't ever post your passwords, even in jest. The web is filled with crawlers that scrape passwords and add them to vast password dictionaries to be used in cracking.
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7y ago
If you're feeling depressed, you might be helped by a—warm bath. A 2017 Freiburg study [1] took 36 moderately clinically depressed patients and assigned 17 to 30-minute, 40 °C hyperthermic baths, with 19 as control. After bathing twice
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7y ago
If you suspect you're talking to a scammer, the best solution is to—waste their time.
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7y ago
In Bosnia&Herzegovina, 200 previously reported COVID-19 cases were yesterday noted as false positives due to no certified labs in the region that reported the cases. The logic for reporting false positives is that a COVID-19 epidemic qu
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7y ago
I'm from Europe and it struck me as odd that the subject of the sentence switched from singular to plural for no good reason. >My girlfriend worked at Macys >She was paid >(She) was in a "union" >Each month we w
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7y ago
If your girlfriend was in a union, why do you say "we paid"?
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7y ago
Please be careful when citing Wikipedia, it's notoriously shoddily written and is at best usable for finding primary sources. Wikipedia rated that article as "Start Class", which means it's far from complete or informati
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7y ago
I applaud this measure. Please stay safe, wear the mask and think of the elders!
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7y ago
Anecdotal data reliable? One case says "yes!"
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7y ago
I've started using my smartphone as a landline receiver. I keep it plugged into the same power outlet all the time, check the messages and answer them through the PC if possible. We've come full circle.
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7y ago
YouPorn is a great Youtube alternative.
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7y ago
Advertisements are mind control. Look around you. How many brand logos do you see? Each brand logo is an attempt to influence and manipulate how you feel, think and spend your money but your subconscious blocks them all out.
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7y ago
For those who haven't read the linked article, it states that unregistered and anonymous users create the vast majority of Wikipedia content; the registered editors mostly move things around, delete commas and the like.
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Those threads are a great way to datamine info.
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