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   by jefe_ 11y ago

   I had a Pajero Jr. for a while in Uganda, great small SUV. Had no idea I was driving a little wanker.
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   by jefe_ 11y ago

   I like the analogy, and eagerly await the arrival of a software rentier state.
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   by jefe_ 11y ago

   You can't even just buy Adobe Creative Suite anymore, you must subscribe, and even then it's Adobe CC not a versioned CS3, CS6, or w/e so they can get away with peddling mediocrity for years without the proof of innovation a
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   by jefe_ 11y ago

   The first time I tried to send money on moneygram to a real friend in Uganda, I had to jump through many of these hoops, speaking with a real moneygram representative on the phone. How do you know this person? Have you met this person face
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   by jefe_ 11y ago

   Son: "He didn't used to be the Prime Minister of the UK, he IS the Prime Minister of the UK." Dad: "Learn some respect and dial back your certainty or I'll install an app to do it for you!"
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   by jefe_ 12y ago

   A few notes based on my experiences: 1. Decide who you want to be in your new country, and be that person from absolute day one. Changes of setting are one of the most effective ways to end bad habits and start new ones. Want to wake up for