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The Owner of the Ammonium Nitrate Ship and Lebanon Relationship
(the961.com)
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can you share the name of the insurance?
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And then they kicked the sore leg
(translate.googleusercontent.com)
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Tut.by was down during 9-10 events, while telegram appeared to work with some kind of VPN workaround (Belarusian, but living in the USA)
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A bike shop should choose its customer wisely
(cyclingindustry.news)
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Meshnet option sounds the most usable for not sophisticated users. Do you remember specific app names?
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Ask HN: Protests in Belarus and no reliable Internet. How to communicate?
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We enabled our anti-censorship tools in Belarus
(twitter.com)
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If I understand it correctly, psychedelics come with the rapid increase of tolerance wich last days. So it is very different from let's say alcohol where you can stay in the state for days. So you are somewhat forced to clean up ideas
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Anecdotal data, but for some of our products we sell, only such "unfair reviews" ever received comments from other shoppers (either pointing out the mistake, or straightforward ridiculing of the reviewer). I have a mixed opinion o
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Everything my doctor can do in the office, is part of the monthly fee. Everything on top of it - either cash or insurance. Labs are very cheap when ordering through my doctor (I am talking about $4-$8 for typical stuff). Prescription drugs
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As long as "cheaper" option (i.e. without armed team) is still available, i guess it is still a good outcome, considering everything 2077-else? :)
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"concierge primary care" might also be useful, as some places use "concierge" and "direct" interchangeably.
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I am taking MBA course at UoPeople. Because I do not have much of career plans and wanted to "check it out" more than anything, I ignored lack of prestige. What I find so far - a lot of stuff is very superficial to anyone who did
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Anecdotal data point about primary care: About a year or so ago I subscribed to "direct/concierge primary care practice". I pay $80/month and in exchange getting an access to a primary doctor who takes care of keeping an
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My Experience with Testosterone Replacement
(reddit.com)
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any specific examples of such places?
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All of the World’s Money and Markets in One Visualization
(visualcapitalist.com)
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Intuitively, I agree with potential shaping factor. But shaming making people civilized - that certainly deserves a citation. But that's all besides the point. Judging by myself only of course, I seriously doubt people shame others bec
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6y ago
I can see why would you care about texting and driving (and why there are laws against it). Why would you care about selfies?
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We should not shame people - that should be enough on its own IMHO :)
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Austin, TX area: We used to live in 1800sqft house built in 1992 in the affordable neighborhood (so fiberglass bats in 4x2 walls). Gas heater, electric cooling. Gas water heater. Gas stove (we don't cook much, so this one probably does
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It is simple - college education there is viewed (and I am not sure it is undeserved) as just part of the process to get papers to be employable. I do not know first-hand how useful knowledge received at US colleges is, but I certainly beli
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Russian rapper who loved dollars arrested by FBI
(news.yahoo.com)
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OnePlus 8 Pro camera seems to “see through” x-ray style
(slashgear.com)
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I am no expert, but something to consider - in Austin a few restaurant owners said they will not reopen with 25% occupancy requirement, as it will be unprofitable. So the fact that very few businesses are open might be due to that as well (
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Did not realize it can be exploited against clients as well. Thanks! Unfortunately, looks like it is not vulnerable to it. Perhaps at some point they upgraded libraries.
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Ask HN: Any ideas how to approach intercepting my own IoT device SSL traffic?
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May 2020 BVI Letter – Macro Outlook
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IMHO, exposing issues at the company does not guarantee its stock will go down. After all, investors (broadly defined, as in individual ones, 401k, mutual funds, pensions, etc) can keep momentum up. Something about the market can stay irrat
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