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901.
by llampx 6y ago
Onlyfans is legal
902.
by llampx 6y ago
You had time to enter that command (with or without sudo) before they took your machine back? That said, I've heard of cases where an ex-employee was sued by their employer for deleting the drive, for example salespeople who maintain c
903.
by llampx 6y ago
Emissions standards change over time. You could get some really polluting cars in the old days, and you can't anymore. Why should we be breathing in the smoke from these old cars from an era where emissions and pollution weren't t
904.
by llampx 6y ago
I guess we'll never know.
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by llampx 6y ago
I think a lot of ageing countries would have a hard time with that. Germany for example, is constantly looking at new ways to generate tax income. For them, lowering taxes, especially middle-class income taxes, is completely out of the ques
906.
by llampx 6y ago
Yes, for me that's when I started to develop a negative opinion if Google. I still use Android but aside from that my life has drastically been de-googled since then.
907.
by llampx 6y ago
You are lucky. Germany is the absolute worst for good 4G connection outside the cities and along some autobahns.
908.
by llampx 6y ago
I think only a fraction of people would move away from their home country just to gain some tax benefits. Doesn't seem like most people I talk to are interested in that.
909.
by llampx 6y ago
I think the jury is still out on that. It is still commercial real estate, and that has taken a massive hit since March 2020.
910.
by llampx 6y ago
I think permanent WFH means tons of savings for employers, and meager tax savings for employees. Our costs have gone up substantially in one year of working from home, and the government doesn't allow us to write almost anything off. W
911.
by llampx 6y ago
I started a job as a manager during the pandemic, with everyone working from home. It sucked. On top of the usual difficulties with onboarding remotely, I had to deal with getting to know everyone around me in a 360 degree sphere, and formi
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by llampx 6y ago
Right, there was an index in place during the Great Depression for sure. From wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%26P_500 History In 1860, Henry Varnum Poor formed Poor's Publishing, which published an inve
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by llampx 6y ago
Exactly. We are fooling ourselves if we think that the S&P 500 is immune to being in a bear market.
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EU finds 29M stockpile of Astra Zeneca vaccines in Italy(nytimes.com)
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by llampx 6y ago
Could you elaborate on how Chrome has better security?
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by llampx 6y ago
I enjoy Edge and Firefox a lot and never use Chrome. I certainly think that Chrome being Google's browser is grounds enough to look critically at it aside from everything else.
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by llampx 6y ago
Well they've gone from using their savings accounts in the calculations to just putting everything into the stock market, usually the S&P 500. Its a win-win - they get to charge higher transaction fees and management fees if its th
918.
by llampx 6y ago
The crashes would definitely draw more crowds with Hydrogen.
919.
by llampx 6y ago
Gotta disagree with you there. 80s and 90s domestics were a shame.
920.
by llampx 6y ago
Well I think the other side of the calculation is a probability that you may be able to get vaccinated with the Biontech vaccine if you wait.
921.
by llampx 6y ago
Nobody knows what the heck is going on anymore. They just greenlighted it without identifying a subgroup of the population who is at higher risk of getting clots?
922.
by llampx 6y ago
I like daylight bulbs as well, living in Germany they are a lifesaver because it is cloudy all day and dark at 3-4PM in the winter. However in the evening, around 8PM, I change over to the yellow hued ones. Best of both worlds.
923.
by llampx 6y ago
Didn't more women than men get vaccinated since more are nurses, teachers etc?
924.
by llampx 6y ago
Never too busy to fix a fuck-up that could have been prevented.
925.
by llampx 6y ago
He's right though. Most public-facing statements from big banks and trading firms can be taken with a heavy serving of salt. Many times they are either doing the opposite or telling their actual big whales to do the opposite. Bill Acke
926.
by llampx 6y ago
What is so bold about the MacBook design in 2021?
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by llampx 6y ago
People are overwhelmingly selfish, they just don't like to mention it. Even in politics, people vote for their interests I'd say a vast majority of the time.
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by llampx 6y ago
Oh please, get off your high horse. Japanese cuisine is anything but sustainable, and has plenty of sauces and every cuisine in the whole world, including your vaunted Italian cuisine, has dishes that hide bad quality food, as other comment
929.
by llampx 6y ago
Restaurant Indian food is not representative of what people eat everyday. It is too rich and too spicy to eat everyday. Yes of course some people eat it every day, just like some people order pizza every day or eat 3 meals at McDonald'
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by llampx 6y ago
Without speaking for your wife, but speaking for myself and my parents, its NOT that we had any trouble wrapping our head around it, just that meat by itself didn't taste that good. Even in the US it is common to add other ingredients,

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