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jajko
2y ago
Yeah, nice on paper, easy to shout all the time, and I agree. But - even if whole Europe went to caveman era, we won't make dent big enough to matter at all or change trajectory of future in any significant way. We are just little abov
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jajko
2y ago
Fake confidence is miles away from a real one. A keen eye can see the difference immediately. It doesn't mean even fake one can't make a difference, depends on 'target', it maturity, intelligence etc. But if you expect a
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jajko
2y ago
You should travel a bit around the world, you would then understand how high NZ stands globally, I have trouble having sympathies with rich folks complaining that they can't buy central houses in main capital city right out of pocket
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jajko
2y ago
I don't get why NZ is 'fucked'. One of the richest people on the planet, with amazing nature, very, I mean absolutely terrific strategical location. Democracy. Big friends with US. I could go on for a long time. Is it 'f
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jajko
2y ago
That's a hard subject - while I think I get your need to have a better safety net (so folks aren't tempted even more to opt out of existence), by delaying it, such choice is also causing indescribable suffering to patients now ,
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jajko
2y ago
I would add - just make yourself more interesting. No faking, no lies, just a bit of good old hard work. Could be anynthing - get more fit by taking up sports or gym. Men are more attracted to fit women, why would an opposite direction be d
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jajko
2y ago
> it can't name Rothschild family members Why is that? Illumitati theories spring to my mind, despite not believing most of them at all.
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jajko
2y ago
> drivetrains that fail because you drive them in too heavy a rainstorm Not even that, colleague's Model 3 died because it was parked out in rather normal european heavy rain over 1 night. It just completely died. Tesla service cent
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jajko
2y ago
For past decade, with meh results consistently so far. They were/are? selling FSD as premium package and never delivered on promises, that's outright fraud in plain sight. Technologically Tesla is far behind since one man's e
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jajko
2y ago
Technically three times now, Israel in past few days wiped out any air force or air defenses in Syria. They moved the country basically to the level of say Afghanistan re air defenses, so they can do whatever they want. So can others. Till
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jajko
2y ago
Well, as long as it wasn't stick by the silo entrance on the wall on postit we can call it an improvement, eh? I mean you have to at least remember the number of zeros required
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jajko
2y ago
You just described one of quite a few reasons (higher education falls into same category, overall security could be mentioned in such topic too) that I consider some parts of western Europe a better place to live and raise kids than anythin
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jajko
2y ago
Most folks with mental illnesses live among us, not in mental institutions. If on a scale 1-10 you have something like bipolar on 1 or 2, you can sort of function with some meds. Sort of, until SHTF and emotions go haywire. Keeping relation
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jajko
2y ago
Can confirm, S22 ultra when plugged into Dell docking box (or whatever its called, not a typical docking station, it just connects with laptop via thick USB-C cable) works out of box, with mouse and keyboard. Firefox with ublock origin work
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jajko
2y ago
I've been in such relationship once, albeit only few months. Took me few years to recover fully but it was a lifelong wakeup lesson and I started properly looking into psychology. Afterwards, no mysteries in the opposite camp anymore a
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jajko
2y ago
Yes these were things we lost, but 'we' as in anytime in past 500 years. You just experienced it yourself for your line. What was gained is meaningless to some, and next to everything to others. I don't fucking ever have to d
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jajko
2y ago
Varanasi in India, more specifically Manikarnika ghat in 2008 for me. I am a rational non-religious person but that place imprinted itself in my heart by exactly this... something else in the air and I mean everywhere I went in that place (
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jajko
2y ago
Heh, if you call few meaningless villages per day winning. Whats really happening is decimation of russian armed and naval forces (and young population) dramatically to the point where russia is regional power at best, not any form of super
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jajko
2y ago
Well his son made hundreds of millions / billions from selling directly oil from ISIS held lands, since nobody else wanted to deal with them. His daughter personally built and supervised hospitals in Turkey specifically built to treat
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jajko
2y ago
Or any other place from Asia, ie nepalis or philippinos are treated absolutely horribly in many rich middle east places. That culture, barring exceptional ethical individuals, has nothing in common with modern western values.
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jajko
2y ago
A lot of people adjust their lifestyle to paycheck, so little is left afterwards. Concept of savings is quite foreign to them, they want to enjoy life now. So paycheck to paycheck, while sporting newest highend phone or other gizmos, nice
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jajko
2y ago
Wouldn't gravity tidal forces rip those planets eventually apart? Like we expect ie Phobos to end up, and Mars has much gentler gravity gradient than this would have. Or would tidal locking somehow prevent it?
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jajko
2y ago
No need for speculations, literally any theory may be a valid one and we simply don't know. Agree re that silencers, they are trivial to make if one has some basic skills and equipment, the problem is usage - you can't use them an
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jajko
2y ago
Not sure about rest of the world, but here in Switzerland mothers often take Wednesdays off - first years of school its not on Wednesdays, and then it starts with just mornings. Wife has it and she repeatedly claimed that she will never go
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jajko
2y ago
... which is exactly "Razor and blades model", not sure whats your problem with this apt comparison. People would like to buy as cheap as possible. That's unfortunately incompatible with printers business model (marketing + c
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jajko
2y ago
Yes but then as all else this can easily be cyclic. Too few seniors to hire and they ask for ridiculous packages? Well lets train some of them in house, its not like the situation will explode overnight. Weird times ahead, probably, but we
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jajko
2y ago
Yeah when you take 2 steps back, ignore IT for a second and look on whole mankind, there are hundreds of millions of jobs that could be called nonsensical from certain points of view. We are not above this in any meaningful ways, maybe its
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jajko
2y ago
The number of times I've heard all this about some other groundbreaking technology... most businesses just went meh and moved on. But for self-employed, if those numbers are right, it may make sense.
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jajko
2y ago
Anybody knowing anything about quality control in critical systems knows why its pursued at all costs, exactly due to such consequences - thats not even 101 of QC rather just first paragraph on first page. Lets not make these into some cl
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jajko
2y ago
Strict detailed plans give illusion of more control. But unless given domain and technology is very familiar and whole team knows it very well, unforeseen stuff cascading everywhere will wreak havoc on it. Have you seen a very detailed plan
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