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by llcoolv 7y ago
Well. Ultimately it does. In larger European cities very few fancier restaurants/bars cater Pepsi/Coca Cola. Those brands are gradually being seen more and more as low-end McSodas. The winners are Club Mate/Fritz Cola and a w
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by llcoolv 7y ago
It is really beautiful to see a thread consisting of 90% comments downvoted into gray. https://imgur.com/a/wQBKp4f
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by llcoolv 7y ago
It won't disappear. Just change owners as it was already explained and proven.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
This. It is basically a rigged system and a no-win game of feudals and peasantry. What happened to responsibility and equal opportunity? Are the 99% of population who are not involved in this scam even considered human beings?
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by llcoolv 7y ago
The last 10 years bailouts have been raining like crazy and few people noticed. Let's hope this is going to change.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
The very same claim was made after the January 2018 bubble burst... Truth is that the hash rate is going up over time[0] and this is not really a problem. There are also too many misunderstandings in this article for me to bother listing th
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by llcoolv 7y ago
This is more of a joke story, but a few years ago a friend of mine who is neither ambitious nor succesful surprisingly scored 165-170 on their test. When they offered him a membership and told him the membership fee, his reaction was - Alri
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Yes, but I can easily see the borders staying closed for quite some time, especially in countries that manage to flatten the curve, the direction in which they are closed might change though.
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Ask HN: Major cities rental market 2020
4 points by llcoolv 7y ago|2 comments
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by llcoolv 7y ago
The autorities must have cracked down on corona parties - https://imgur.com/grTlPcP.png . Apologies for providing a screenshot, but it is really funny how the two headlines mix together :D
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Coinmate suspends registrations until May due to capacity and AML regulations(coinmate.io)
1 points by llcoolv 7y ago|0 comments
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by llcoolv 7y ago
On top of that exam dumps are much less efficient when it comes to SAT IIs, where questions are much more diverse an subject knowledge is essential. SAT I is the one that is easy to game.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Luxury cars largely co-financed by the government :D
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by llcoolv 7y ago
The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks. There is a way out of this joke. Keep your heads up and don't give up.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
I found a book which very well explains the ideology behind what has been happening over the last 11 years. It is called Capitalism 4.0 by Anatole Kaletsky. If Capitalism 4.0 is really capitalism I would leave to everyone's discretion.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Well. The debt that financed the buy backs was created by a central planning authority with a massive control over the economy, so let's don't call centrally-planned collectivist policies capitalism, because they have nothing to d
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by llcoolv 7y ago
I am not really sure if it is the ISPs' conspiracy or that there is simply a lot more demand than supply. E.g. limited seeding a lot of leeching. Last night I wasn't able to open any of the two bittorrent catalogs that I use (PBay
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Or ghettoflix as we call it :D Is this the same repo that is in Archlinux AUR?
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by llcoolv 7y ago
I am sorry to disappoint you, but a serious depression lasting years is already inevitable no matter what.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
First of all, thank you very much for reasoning instead of downvote, swear & deny. I really do appreciate it. I do - over the last 10 years of extensive money printing companies seemed to be healthy, but gathered structural problems, wh
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by llcoolv 7y ago
It is a crisis, which is caused by monetary politics and politics overall. The coronavirus was as you say just the catalyst.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
You're absolutely right. We (EU+US) will be lucky to get over it with less than 30% GDP loss. Mostly because the schmuckery that got us out last time doesn't appear to work this time.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Well those circuit breakers are the same thing communist governments used to do with the Berlin Wall, etc. It is just that this time it is the investors and not the citizens who are banned from abandoning ship. And as the entire stock marke
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by llcoolv 7y ago
The truth is that by printing money and stealing value from someone you don't make the pie larger...
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Well. Now all the previous 10 years of growth through wild money printing, affirmative action, green subsidies, life-saving regulations, etc are showing their real 'worth'.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Yes. More popularily known as EMA, apologies.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Bitcoin's maximum (and future) audience is 100% of world's GDP, so that governments can no longer steal value through inflation (FRB and QE). So far it isn't anywhere near that level yet.
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by llcoolv 7y ago
The annual average has been constantly growing - the 20k peak was only several hours long and there are 8760 hours in an year. The 360-day WME gain being consistently in the double figures IS an indicator of BTC's value having no inten
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by llcoolv 7y ago
This is an extremely one-sided and biased article. Basically, it presumes that manipulating public opinion begins with Cambridge Analytica, being completely oblivious to the excesive lies, public shaming, character assasinations, alarmism t
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by llcoolv 7y ago
Well. You can have all the free market leverage on the world, but without a union you cannot participate in regulatory capture and these days it is all that matters :)

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