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newdude116
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A buddy of mine does this for dating sites (don't ask).
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Expect to get vaccinated several times a year. No kidding. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-eu-vac... "The European Union aims to increase the region’s COVID-19 vaccine production capacity to
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Shameless plug: A micronation that I am a member of: https://www.letsbuyanisland.com/
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Well, Kuka was competitive but sold to China. If something is lacking in Europe it is: * Scale * The idea to dream big
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While being very pro-market, I don't mind strong government action and strong government action is needed here an can work (see Airbus). But I am skeptical the EU has the will and is willing to spend the amount of money needed to pull
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Intel builds, TSMC builds and nobody builds in the EU market. Der letzte macht das Licht aus....
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Also see: https://www.onlyoffice.com/
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Yes, you likely could threaten Apple with a lawyer. But based on your comment you likely have never dealt with a lawsuit, especially involving several jurisdictions. And trust me, the lawyer want the same thing as the scammer. Your money!
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Depends. Threshold of originality can be a bitch.
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Piece of advertisement. I like mechanical watches and you can get an excellent automatic watch with Swiss parts for 500 USD. Possibly 300 USD from China if you don't mind China made. A Rolex for USD 7500 is manufactured for around USD
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Lets worry about Corona and protect the >70year old childless boomers. https://twitter.com/bleppyman/status/1351286077823324160
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Your posting sounds weird. "Yes, argon is heavier than air, but there's this thing called diffusion." What has diffusion to do with it? Nothing. Most diffusion effects in our life are negligible because of convection. I had t
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"Pen preferences are very personal. I prefer thinner roller-ball lines" Me too. "two of my favourites are Uni-ball Onyx micro and Pilot Hi-tecpoint V5" I used uni-ball an others I found in Europe or China. Once I bought
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Nah. You could do me a favor and get this thing her back to work https://www.uzbl.org/
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Do you have a chemistry background? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IG_Farben Do you know what the name means?
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"Estonian corruption problem is overblown" Crime is their business model. If you want to do a scam or whatever, do it in Estonia. Trust me, nobody will ever bother you. I could elaborate, but you would not believe me. Your could p
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It it lipstick on a pig. It does not offer any new solutions. Open a Ltd in UK or IE. They speak English, much less corruption.... Estonia is "crime-r-us"
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No, it doesnt. But why do you need e-citizenship? Estonia is a terrible corrupt country. I lost a sh..oad of money there and have seen a total breakdown of any administrative function. Since "e-residency" is used a lot by criminal
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Estonia’s Prime Minister Steps Down
(nytimes.com)
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I am not sure about WeChat pay, yes, there might be security issues. On the other hand, China is blocking a lot of western apps. From play store, facebook, gmail, whatsapp to tinder. And there are indeed cases you ask yourself what might be
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Ah. Would you mind explaining how? I think that this is a myth that this gives you leverage.
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"Afganistan is probably the best example. It was never easy to govern, but after the US trained a guerilla resistance to the Soviet invasion it became impossible." No, the soviet had a simple rational. 1. Can we win the war? no 2.
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Since even my dog dreams, it must be something very fundamental.
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As if the corrupt SBIR Grants are any better. Do you homework dude!
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Great. Sounds very different from the very corrupt SBIR grants.
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Well bitcoin is as much money as FIAT money, except if you consider money credit. Than indeed, bitcoin would not be money.
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Dunno. My "bypass paywalls clean" Browser-add on does wonders.
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"I built a Tinder-like matchmaking app where users log in with their Facebook account and the app then auto-matches users by their FB likes" This is what most dating apps do, except Tinder (trying to do a clustering in an n-dimens
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Your post is wrong on so many levels. Take this as a start: https://ourfiniteworld.com/2011/02/21/there-is-no-steady-sta...
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From the submitted link: "The desire to price increasingly complex deals with increasingly large datasets" Bingo! Most people use Excel when they actually should use a database. I am sure you can use Excel with a database like MS
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