neilwilson

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   by neilwilson 10y ago

   It's free money to idle layabouts - usually the middle class promoters of such a scheme. And it is paid for by suppressing the income of those who work for a living. Unsurprisingly they get upset at that and political agitate to stop t
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   by neilwilson 10y ago

   Average wage is about €3,500 per month. So you have 16% of the average wage.
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   by neilwilson 10y ago

   "If you want to make more money, if you want to improve the quality of your life, then you can seek progressively higher paying work to do so." That's a fallacy of composition. Not everybody can, because there aren't eno
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   by neilwilson 10y ago

   The largest concern is that it ends up being a form of theft from workers in real terms. The income receiving individual gets paid twice in real terms - consumption of goods and services provided by others and consumption of their own labou
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   by neilwilson 10y ago

   This is fundamentally unemployment benefit paid to those out of work coupled with working tax credits paid to those in work. Nothing new to see here at all other than the elimination of the ridiculous requirement to look for jobs that don&#
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   by neilwilson 13y ago

   It's fairly straightforward on the Brightbox cloud. You get the server to where you want it and then create a 'snapshot'. You can then create new servers from that snapshot as required.