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The extraordinary train lifeline behind Ukraine’s Rail Force One
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The Wonder Years
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Will economics be a good degree for becoming an investment banker? (2021)
(quora.com)
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The husband-and-wife forgers who fooled the art market – and made millions
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Best Countries in Europe for Startups (2020)
(nimblefins.co.uk)
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The World's Best Small City Index (2020)
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Surprising Things About Switzerland (2004)
(cs.cmu.edu)
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Barcelona's Drug Squats (2019) [video]
(video.vice.com)
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Russian Spy or Ukrainian Hero? The Strange Death of Denys Kiryeyev
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4y ago
> I would, however, trust a default MacOS/iOS/Windows system over a default Linux system. The Linux community has a track record of being hostile to the security community - for their own good reasons. Whereas Apple and Microso
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From the privacy perspective, ChromeOS is no different than Windows and MacOS. From the security perspective, it's much better, because every single app is running in a sandbox. I don't even use Chrome for web browsing on ChromeOS
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> "Compromised" meaning that malware hasn't been installed or that it's not being accessed by malicious third parties. This could be at the BIOS, firmware, OS, app or any other other level. I don't believe there
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Apple’s Supply Chain Bet
(ft.com)
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2004 Founders’ IPO Letter
(abc.xyz)
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Japan’s business owners can’t find successors – one man is giving his away
(nytimes.com)
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New Zealand Bans Cigarette Sales to Everyone Born After 2008
(nytimes.com)
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Can you charge double and still keep your customers coming back? (2015)
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Lionel Messi doesn’t need the ball to hurt you
(theathletic.com)
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OnePlus has been relegated to churning out OPPO and Realme knockoffs
(androidcentral.com)
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South Korea: the corruption that built its economy (2017)
(iias.asia)
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The first Geely was a fake Mercedes-Benz E-Class based on a real Audi 100
(chinacarhistory.com)
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The European Airlines with the Most Spacious Economy Seats
(simpleflying.com)
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Finnish leader warns democratic countries against being ‘naive’ on China
(ft.com)
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Why Donald Trump isn't returning to Twitter (for now)
(bbc.com)
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4y ago
I agree with most of your points, even though I never felt unsafe in Budapest during the 3 months I spent there, including many many long walks after midnight. I picked Budapest as an example because it's a well known international des
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I picked Budapest for comparison, because as a European I don't know many large, safe, and affordable US cities that wouldn't require owning a car for comfortable living.
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4y ago
> Are there other ways to accomplish being so comfortable with, "eh, gonna be unemployed another 4-6 months and see what happens"? It's not that hard to accomplish for those who can be(come) location independent. For insta
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4y ago
https://github.com/questdb/questdb is a good success story.
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I believe that you totally lack understanding of the situation. These people were never born in Estonia, they were born in the USSR. These people never spoke Estonian, and never tried to speak. Nobody ever asked them to stay in Estonia and
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Short seller Muddy Waters bets against Uruguayan payments firm
(ft.com)
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