molmalo

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by molmalo 9y ago
Disney will close the MI door and lose the key, to never look back. They don't want it to compete with their main pirate-themed franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean. But I would love if they called Ron, and in some future movie, they i
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by molmalo 9y ago
Patagonia is more realistic.
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by molmalo 9y ago
>variety of food/things to do, milder weather, LGBT friendliness Wrt LGBT, I worked with people from Chile who moved to Argentina because the Chilean culture is very conservative/religious. In that case, Buenos Aires is known
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by molmalo 9y ago
It was only 8 pesos for very small amounts authorized by the government, the street price was already 14/15.
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by molmalo 9y ago
That depends on how much do you need to use a car. If you dont need it that frequently, renting is cheaper.
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by molmalo 9y ago
I spent a week there in december, and I saw a few that did have signs like that.
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by molmalo 10y ago
There's little doubt that the aircraft left that airfield. What both sides are discussing is the origin of the gas. From the article: "Russia said the deaths were caused by a Syrian strike on a terrorist chemical lab, but the Uni
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by molmalo 10y ago
In most of the airports (if not all) that I have been lately, there are water refilling stations, usually close to the restrooms or after you pass through the security checkpoint. I usually pass security with my plastic bottle empty, and th
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by molmalo 10y ago
At least Brazil did.
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by molmalo 10y ago
Just curious, Wouldn't that give his father the right to claim some kind of compensation as an early investor?
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by molmalo 10y ago
Exactly what I was wondering after reading the article... Something seems to be wrong or incomplete.
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by molmalo 10y ago
You had better luck than I once had with something similar... We had this system that we developed and was used by several companies... They all had to sign the License Agreement. It contained pretty much common stuff, and we never had any
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by molmalo 10y ago
Nope, The Vatican has been saying for a couple years now, that the existence of extraterrestrial life, even intelligent life, does not contradict the Bible. They accept the possibility, because after all, "In the beginning God created
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by molmalo 10y ago
Thanks for the link!
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by molmalo 10y ago
This video was really simple to understand too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mky11UJb9AY
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by molmalo 10y ago
The argument is that giving up and leaving, is the best way to have a more radicalized group leading the country, and that will result in even worse policies. You don't want to have a POTUS with majority control of the Congress and a f
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by molmalo 10y ago
I know it's counterfactual history... but what if his only advisers would have been fanatics? Seeing his rhetoric in the campaign, with a full radicalized Trump, I guess the ban would have been much larger, including many other count
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by molmalo 10y ago
He is not clay, of course, but his policies and ideas can be softened. But that won't happen if the people who can talk to him behind closed doors, where they can be truly honest about what they think, just leave! If the ones who can t
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by molmalo 10y ago
Like many here, I'm also disappointed about his decision to quit. I've read some articles comparing Trump's style to some Latin American leaders, and I can see several things that look alike (populist style, protectionism, ap
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by molmalo 10y ago
Honest question: If I was the owner of an ISP, and just for this exercise assume that I am providing my services in an area where there is at least one competitor (so I don't have a monopoly). And as a human being, I disliked certain t
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by molmalo 10y ago
Part of me says "It's bad to block access to public land". but the other part says: "if they want an access, so they can hunt, then I wish the block to continue existing."
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by molmalo 10y ago
In Argentina, the main problem for Uber is that the court ordered the credit card companies to block payments made by local clients to Uber, because of the company not adjusting to local regulations. So, if you don't have a credit card
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by molmalo 10y ago
There are lots of places where ambushing drivers to steal them is pretty common. For example, things like throwing rocks from hiding (like a pedestrian overpass) to break some cars' windows and make them stop, and then some accomplices
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by molmalo 10y ago
That sounds more like Google or Microsoft, than Apple...
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by molmalo 10y ago
That may be true at first, but when they have a huge part of the market... they could argue: "without our customers, you wouldn't have that many users". Kind of like a chicken and egg situation. When they already have such a
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by molmalo 10y ago
In their eyes, it's more like "we give you 70% of OUR sells in OUR platform, to OUR captive customers, they just happen to buy your App but they will buy something else if we want to ban you..." It's a matter of perspe
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by molmalo 10y ago
Would you be willing to work overtime for free, to compensate for those interruptions and inefficiencies?
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by molmalo 10y ago
Obesity is pretty common in poor people, because of bad but cheaper alimentation.
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by molmalo 10y ago
I think you'll like to read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WR_104 http://www.space.com/5081-real-death-star-strike-earth.html
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by molmalo 10y ago
To be fair, they got in power mainly because of the economical disasters generated by the neo-liberal governments in the nineties and early 2000's. Argentina was led to the worst crisis in its history. So, most people here are really t

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