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korisnik
2y ago
Big tech regulation.
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korisnik
2y ago
ID4's price seems to be $42k in the US? How much is the Model Y? Or did ID4's price decrease to $42k recently?
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Binge Surfing – generate surfing activity
(binge-surfing.xyz)
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11y ago
All the Twitter accounts I'd ever want to follow have fairly infrequent status updates so I just add them to my RSS reader and follow them that way instead of having to interact with Twitter's website or application in any way.
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11y ago
> and while your average syrian immigrant gets 1500euros That's nowhere close to reality. Firstly, an "immigrant" will not get anything. They will get deported if they're not deemed a refugee. Most asylum seekers act
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11y ago
> What about the millions of eastern / central europeans Have you forgotten about the Yugoslav wars? About half a million of refugees went to Western Europe (mostly Germany and Sweden) in just a couple of years.
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Israel Joins EU in Spiking Safe Harbour
(theregister.co.uk)
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Philip Morris v. Uruguay
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Transforming a Street: Before-and-After Images of Vienna’s Mariahilferstrasse
(vienncouver.com)
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No. My country was created by the democratic independence referendum of 1991, in accordance with Yugoslavia's constitution. Altho sadly, after the declaration of independence and its international acceptance, a guy named Milosevic who
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Countries of Eastern Europe are willingly joining NATO because they don't want to be bullied by a certain country in the east. My country joined NATO because, altho not under direct threat from Russia, Russia supported our enemy (going
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> it counts any unknown males killed in the strike as enemy. It doesn't use that assumption to do the strike. Imagine for a moment that someone (be it some foreign agency, US police, army or whoever) did the same in America, to Am
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Yes. Many news sources reported on it. As for the actual content in question - here's an archive of a tweet of them boasting about having Buk missile launcher, the tweet was later deleted: http://web.archive.org/web
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Russian/rebel social media also played a role in all this, in a way that's not mentioned in this article. There are some official and close-to-official social media accounts that are used by the Russian rebels to announce progress
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German spy scandal deepens
(euobserver.com)
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11y ago
What do you do when a person refuses to identify themselves? Do they still have this universal right of freedom to move?
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Revisiting the Sony Rootkit fiasco
(fsfe.org)
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Safe Harbor Was Never Safe. Or: Why It Is Important Where Your Data Is Stored
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Biggest German news site Bild.de blocks access to users with adblockers
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>Usually it takes long time for area to be recognized as 'state', Islamic State has existed since about 2006.
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It's really not clear what point you're trying to make, if any at all. If you don't like reading about ISIS, then don't . It's as easy as that. And it'll make you look a lot less pretentious than you are right
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>EU bureaucracy is a destructive force. It's a defensive force in this case. Have people suddenly forgotten what happens with data in the US?
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Well, not "people" as a whole but rather the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet which partook in the transition to democracy.
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>It's not about territory control, it's about industry control. He's talking about application of laws in foreign territories. Naturally, for the benefit of US and its own industry. How is that substantially different fr
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Zapad-4, the blind district of Belarus
(theguardian.com)
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Alter Firefox's built-in privacy settings easily with a toolbar panel
(addons.mozilla.org)
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> suggest the US cannot continue to play the same constructive role Tell me more about that constructive role in the Honduras coup as late as 2009.
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The emissions would have led to premature deaths of far more than 100 people.
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> He was only in his job for about 5 months He has been CEO since 2007, before any of the VW models with defeat devices were introduced. Some of the German analysts and experts who are knowledgeable about the industry itself have said t
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Somewhat relevant, allegations have come out that the German government was aware of VW cheating on emissions tests http://www.independent.ie/world-news/volkswagen-scandal-germ...
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