mrleinad

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by mrleinad 6y ago
Yeah, they prefer someone who doesn't speak his mind, like Messi. That way they can enjoy the footballer without having to deal with any contradictions that person might have.
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by mrleinad 6y ago
He was flawed, but far from being a piece of shit. I strongly suggest you put aside your prejudices about him and try to understand both his lights and shadows. He was always on the side of the downtrodden and poor people everywhere. He nev
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by mrleinad 6y ago
English subs here: https://twitter.com/MirrorFootball/status/133163813276532327...
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by mrleinad 6y ago
The official Queen twitter account posted this beautiful photo. It speaks volumes: https://twitter.com/QueenWillRock/status/1331645705392451590
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by mrleinad 6y ago
Did you mean Michael Jordan?
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How the pandemic will shape the near future – Bill Gates [video](youtube.com)
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Add an option to use a black background, and it's perfect.
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Similar issue about 2 months ago. When plugging the power in, it seems I introduced the cable at an angle and the pins inside the port caused a short. Fortunately, nothing was irreparably damaged. Had to dissasemble the port, unbend the pin
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by mrleinad 6y ago
So many interesting links. This post should be a regular on HN.
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Ramp-up time exists as well. Depends on the area, but if you need 6 months to really get a contractor up to speed with what you do, you can't afford to risk changing just for some marginal benefit in speed.
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Living in Argentina, the political landscape has far more impact on the economy than in most other countries. What I read here are: - Newspaper titles (only read the content if something is really interesting) - Twitter, following a few key
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Yeah, that's a recession. But we'll probably see a lot of helicopter money going forward, and some sort of global New Deal in many countries after the virus is gone.
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Money Heist is complete fiction, that's the difference.
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Could it have been obvious the price was 10 times higher than you paid? If yes, then it's stealing. If no, then no.
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I'm also trying to find that book, so I second the question.
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I noticed the email about a week ago, and couldn't understand why my subscription was expiring. Didn't even remember it was a lifetime one, thought there was something wrong and they were kicking me out and not charging the annual
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"is planned to be operative in 2018" Is it?
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Saying it's due to culture it's like saying no one is to blame and there's no way to change this in the short term. No, it's not culture. The problem is the finantial and economical decisions taken by the government in t
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by mrleinad 7y ago
This source, who asked to reserve his name, was eloquent: “Outside the high season is one thing, but within the season, employers, to increase their profitability, force workers not to respect their hours of rest. The driver should say so,
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https://www.clarin.com/sociedad/pequena-trampa-legal-habilit...
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We don't need two sleep deprived drivers, that was just another way to mitigate the problem. We need companies to pay drivers enough so they can do their job and go to sleep before taking the next shift.
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Problem is not just one trip, and you're right, economy is going down the drain here. Problem is that those drivers take as much work as they can because they can't make ends meet after they collect wages. So they put extra hours
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Day before yesterday a bus crashed in Argentina, two kids died as consequence of the crash. Earlier this month the organism that regulates public transportation allowed companies to send just one driver on long distance trips, forcing that
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by mrleinad 7y ago
And you never said where you live
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Who is profiting from selling weapons in Japan? Nobody. Because the government doesn't allow civilians to buy them. Pass that law in the states and you'll see a big drop in weapon sales. Rinse and repeat in other countries.
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Because he got himself poisoned right when he ignored everything he knew should do.
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Paraphrasing doctor Malcolm: "Your software developers were so preoccupied on whether they could, they didn't stop and ask if they should"
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Too bad the original proposal didn't include references to Russian astronauts, even when Russians were first to many achievements. Guess it was impossible at the time to think about including the USSR in anything, or they'd risk b
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by mrleinad 7y ago
You can also transform the epub to a format compatible with Kindle and save a few clicks. The epub contains the cover.
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by mrleinad 7y ago
Care to elaborate on the reasons?

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