jld89

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by jld89 6y ago
> and the US not in a position to bail the European economy out again a la 2008, there are a lot of buying opportunities. This is new to me, do you have a source? To me the US was in big trouble at the time, no resources to bail out anyo
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by jld89 6y ago
I mean you pretty much tacitly said it with irony so...
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by jld89 6y ago
Great replies thanks for sharing
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by jld89 6y ago
For that there are always alternative body weight exercises to make the effort easier.
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China and the United States Are in a Race to Lose Power(foreignpolicy.com)
3 points by jld89 6y ago|0 comments
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by jld89 6y ago
Yes totally recommend it. I am convinced that communication is the root cause for strife in all relationships, love or otherwise.
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by jld89 6y ago
> (and, to an extent, the rest of the neoliberal world) France, Germany and Spain have a skilled railbuilding workforce...
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by jld89 6y ago
Apple's business model is also built around exploiting your personal data, not at the same scale sure but still. Just look at the Siri recordings scandal
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by jld89 7y ago
Exactly. That would be great publicity for Facebook, it's a win-win situation.
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What Happened When I Peeked into My Node_Modules Directory(medium.com)
2 points by jld89 8y ago|0 comments
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by jld89 8y ago
Valenzuela? Really?
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by jld89 10y ago
Getting by shouldn't be the objective. We should be able to thrive in a well paid job in a place that we want and like (not like we are entitled or anything this applies to any job everywhere).
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by jld89 10y ago
This is a great article. We don't need to be always right or prove others wrong, choose carefully the battles and aim for compromise, you don't have to agree to a solution, you just have to approve it.
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by jld89 10y ago
The EU has the biggest GDP in the world btw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nomi...
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Federal health expert drop flossing from health guidelines(arstechnica.com)
159 points by jld89 10y ago|176 comments
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by jld89 10y ago
Are there other countries as active as France is concerning the enforcement of user privacy laws and data protection?
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by jld89 10y ago
Translation of the very pertinent first comment of the article: No one can deny the role of this political giant in this epic battle, but it would be very improper to speak of victory so far. 25 years later, Maastricht has not kept its prom
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by jld89 10y ago
Better a divorce now than later. They've been wanting to leave since the 80's. Everyone will be better off.
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by jld89 10y ago
Do you have the link to this independent study?
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by jld89 10y ago
Only right wing dogma. The fact that people will have money for basic needs doesn't mean they will have enough money for what they materially want. They will work whether to have something expensive that they want or for passion, and a
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by jld89 10y ago
"does not force or even encourage over consumption of sugar." Actually they do encourage you to eat a lot of sugar. Specially children. Their marketing campaigns are specially tailored to that objective. Just look at the cereal ad
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by jld89 10y ago
I disagree. I don't know if you read the studies cited, but there is good reason to believe that plants are sentient as animals are. Besides the fact that they are aware and responsive to their surroundings. They also make friends have
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DCNS of France wins A$50bn Australia submarines contract(ft.com)
1 points by jld89 10y ago|0 comments
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Mile-long “Band of Holes” in Peru may be remains of Inca tax system(arstechnica.com)
3 points by jld89 10y ago|1 comments
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by jld89 10y ago
This is probably the only logical outcome from the drug war. Continuing the vicious circle of violence and drug prohibition enforcement will continue to cost enormous amounts of money with little to no benefit (even harm). It's overdue
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by jld89 10y ago
Very interesting! Thanks a lot for sharing. Though I agree with the previous comment. A third service to relay data from two services? Have you personally used it? If that is the case, what do you think?
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by jld89 11y ago
uBlock and no-script are good against paywalls
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by jld89 11y ago
Oh please... paying back with little to no interest means it was a government handout. The banks got rich using that money (giving loans with that money at much higher interest of what they were paying the government, it was a bonanza for t
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by jld89 11y ago
Trackers are horrible. I don't want anyone to know what I am doing what sites I am visiting etc... What gives them the right to track? Besides of imposing banners to my face? They got what was coming to them. I am glad that the EFF is
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by jld89 11y ago
Is there a tutorial for a total beginner? I wish to start using this to invest but I am at a loss on how to start...

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