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by llcoolv 6y ago
This is not true. Most of the ones arrested, however, is definitely true. Check the comment above.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
The 3rd most popular journalist in the world is a random dude? Do you even believe yourself?
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Avast did their IPO in London. Most companies I have heard of were considering doing it in Singapore.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Fair play to them. They are in a bit of a bubble here in Prague as noone from my Czech/EU network has worked for them, but still the product is great, their treatment of community - excellent and I wish them best of luck in the future
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by llcoolv 6y ago
This remotely reminds me of European PSD2 - it was also meant to turn banks into utilities, but in the end even web-scraping the online banking was recognised as "providing an API", thus seriously limiting its real world use. Othe
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by llcoolv 6y ago
The electricity is used to verify transactions, which has a massive added value many times exceeding the cost of the electricity invested. Calling this a waste of electricity is the same as calling the hundreds of thousands (if not more tha
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by llcoolv 6y ago
I am really sorry, but this article reeks of incompetence so much, that it is useless. Starting from the very second sentence. I am to busy to go into detail, but if you'd care to know more, I can explain, prepare an analysis or consul
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Or how many relevant people were indicted after Dieselgate. Or a single time a member of the judical system was. It is actually feudal societies that we live in.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
>For full disclosure, most of the images I got of the protests personally were from a twitch stream called "Woke" which was a compilation stream of about usually 5-10 simultaneous protest streams from different cities. I don&#x
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by llcoolv 6y ago
"Trump consults Bush torture lawyer on how to skirt law" What is the proof for that? The article specifies none... Not even hard evidence.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Apologies, but this sounds like it came straight from underneath a tin-foil hat. And to be honest, racism and <insert-color> supermacy are the most primitive & superficial form of collectivism and thus disgusting, but... If the id
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Well, at this point they are a publisher not a platform. In my eyes they eagerly & willingly accepted the responsibility themselves.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Trump wants the oppsite actually - platforms not to moderate it. Not that it is any of his business this way or the other.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Or accidentally trigger a three-strike rule or infringe some odd sentence in the 300k pages of regulations that concern your business... Europe is not going to have a big tech company (or even mid-sized for that matter) until this legal app
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Yeah, massive taxes on all fronts (employment, corporate & VAT) accompanied by insane beuracracy, GDPR and tons of other pointless regulations... My favourite would be "the right to be forgotten", which is probably 20x more ou
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by llcoolv 6y ago
On top of that if there was evidence behind all indictments, then we would not need judges, only prosecutors. It is up to the court to decide if "there is evidence" or not.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Thanks for taking the time to critique my psyche, reading habits and personality. It would have been somewhat better if you stuck to the topic in stead of lowly as hominem, but in some cases this is too much to expect :D :D
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by llcoolv 6y ago
How could they be related to something that did not stand in court, in other words did not legally happen? This is quite the contradiction.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
* What about the Russian troll farms running fake pro-Trump social media accounts? Until there is no hard evidence, those troll farms are conspiracy theories. Besides, these days the left press is so ridiculously biased that NYT, Guardian,
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Apologies, the source is wikipedia's page on Paul Manafort[1]. Also the article says he was involved with Yanukovich, not with Putin, but still in the worst case this is in the equivalent to the Biden-Poroshenko tape[2]. Tax fraud rend
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by llcoolv 6y ago
> Paul Manafort, the chairman of Donald Trumps' 2016 campaign is currently serving a 7.5 year prison sentence relating to this investigation. "He was convicted on five counts of tax fraud, one of the four counts of failing to d
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Yet another post, that is 100% factually correct and still gets downvoted into oblivion by the leftist bots. LOL.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Am I a career politician? But actually you might be right - just noticed Massie[0]. If he was to act like a typical politician he would let the food shortage strike and only then go solving it to gather extra points. Rand Paul also seems to
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Come on. Intentions are never noble. All politicians have their respective owners. Be it officially through lobby groups or unofficially by local oligarchs without middle men.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Not only. It worked out really well for the new board members a.k.a. GDPR officers a.k.a Politkomisars.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Great submission! I found the examples on the cardinal virtues very useful.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
Colour profiles, display calibration.
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by llcoolv 6y ago
And yet it is the leading cause of premature death among accidents and thousands of times less safe than alternatives such as trains or airplanes and... surprise, surprise - staying at home!
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by llcoolv 6y ago
> ... with their own lives. You're talking about allowing people to risk other people's lives, and no, that's not ok. So, let's ban driving then?
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by llcoolv 7y ago
I would say that in Prague all the hip places have them, they are also quite popular in Sofia (this is what I had on New Year's Eve as I was on antibiotics), though there are still a few nice bars with Pepsi/Coke. I would presume

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