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kyruzic
5y ago
They do exist. Fish sticks are fish sausages. You can buy actual sausage shaped fish sausages at any asian market as well.
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kyruzic
5y ago
Its not even a single day's earnings. They had a net income of 11.6 Billion in Q3 2021 which averages out 127 million a day (including weekends). https://www.jpmorganchase.com/content/dam/jpmc/jpmorgan-ch
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kyruzic
5y ago
No. The person I replied to wanted a traditional bank in the crypto space. I told them how to replicate it. If you didn't notice the total crypto market cap is 2 trillion dollars. People are happy with the way crypto works, most don&#x
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kyruzic
5y ago
An ethereum transaction takes under a minute and costs a few dollars. Transferring funds uses an extremely small amount of gas. You clearly have never used the chain so stop making things up. Here I sent 11K USD to another wallet for a fee
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5y ago
Use a trusted exchange if you are worried about that. Holding crypto in a wallet is the equivalent of keeping cash in your wallet. No bank in the world will care if someone steals your wallet.
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5y ago
How I wish a single line code change only took a 15 second build. The java app I work on regularly takes 3 minutes for a single line change. Then you just need to pray that jrebel will work today and actually hot reload your change. Otherwi
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5y ago
Rice is quite literally the only reason the earth can support 7 billion people. Its cost benefit analysis is making sure we don't all die.
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5y ago
Its a joke. Its 100 lines total. Probably took an hour. Why didn't you fix a bug with an open source library instead of writing this comment?
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5y ago
Day light savings time is the process of switch clocks forward 1 hour in the spring. This transfers 1 hour of sunlight from the morning to the night, hence increasing the hours of daylight. Then in the fall day light savings time ends and w
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5y ago
The lowest spec model 3 is 45k. No one buys the lowest spec car except rental car companies.
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5y ago
Except apple is like louis vutton. Most people can actually afford an iphone or a louis vutton bag. Most people cannot afford to drop 50k on a tesla.
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kyruzic
5y ago
Immigration is a completely different thing from getting a beer at your local pub. Stop with these stupid false equivalences.
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You constantly repeat this lie, but that doesn't change it from being a lie. I am Canadian, and live and went to school including University for my entire life in Alberta. No I did not ever need to show proof of immunizations. And even
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kyruzic
5y ago
Unplug a windows machine, or any os, while its updating and see what happens. Y
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5y ago
You corrupted your kernel. Arch had nothing to do with that, and regardless of the os if you corrupt the kernel you need to reinstall.
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5y ago
This is a lie. There is still testing going on to confirm their safety and effectiveness. Here is a list of them: https://www.pfizer.com/science/find-a-trial/search/BNT162b2/...
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5y ago
Do you really believe Google is ready to lose at least 20% of their staff? That would be a horrible decision especially in the market we are currently in. These people will easily find jobs elsewhere.
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5y ago
It relies on the idea of encryption being safe forever in the same way any other program does. If somehow the encryption used is broken you will have a lot more to worry about than your messages.
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7y ago
Youre own picture is proving yourself wrong. There is clearly lights in north Korea. Do you understand Korean geography? The majority of the peninsula is mountaineous jungle. Of course there is plenty of areas that don't have lights. I
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kyruzic
7y ago
Lol sounds like you know you're wrong.
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7y ago
It is an estimate but a close enough estimate to counter the claim that the vast majority of emissions are after production of the car.
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kyruzic
7y ago
Please read the article before asking the exact question the article is answering.
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7y ago
You're trying way too hard to sound smart. Imagine this. You tell me people can't get to the moon because it's expensive. Then I say the majority of people I talk to have been to the moon. Is my argument better because it
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7y ago
Factually incorrect. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/green-living-blog/20...
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Cool anecdote.
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The scooters are not replacing what a car would have been used for in the majority of cases. They're replacing walking or cycling. So no they are not saving energy.
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A bunch of brand new junk whether it's teslas, electric scooters/bikes, or anything else that's new and green is obviously bad for the environment. What's bad for the environment is excess consumption of anything. All th
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7y ago
The US and Canada (Alberta) both were as well. Yet both have massive debt instead of huge amounts of money.
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7y ago
Yes. There is plenty. One company that does exactly the same things? No. Companies that do part of what Google does? Absolutely, duckduckgo for search, countless email services to replace gmail, openstreetmaps to replace gmaps, the list goe
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7y ago
Each of those companies has a FOSS competitor that does not rely on advertising money yet still exists.
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