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8y ago
South African 'Afrikaans' isn't African if you're following the same logic as Jumia
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8y ago
Is Naspers an African company or does that not count either because of its roots
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8y ago
That's what is embarrassing. Even more so that is what was used in combat.
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8y ago
A country's people is its citizens. What you're describing with the EU is open borders between countries. The EU is not a state or country under the definitions created at the peace of Westphelia. Ironically the solution over figh
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8y ago
Try a youth mobility visa if you can. You have to be under 30, or 31 though. Depends on your citizenship, Canada Y US N.
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8y ago
> Intel at its core is a marketing company It would be interesting to hear your other adages if this is anything to go by.
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8y ago
Well, this explains why all those chipmaker acquisitions failed/were rejected on National Security Grounds. It would be whole lot harder to find these modifications if this was on the silicon itself.
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8y ago
Now only if it didn’t take 7 days to get your payment processed
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8y ago
To keep their currency weaker
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9y ago
The owner is just focusing on their startup, as they should be. It's up to the owner to decide their tolerance of risk against regulations which hold them to account. A defensive piece you've made completely misunderstands how a b
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9y ago
I moved to a Surface (and absolutely love it!) after going through 2 12" Retina Macbooks and being fed up with having to take the laptop to Apple as they're the only ones able to safely remove the keys and put them back on. It was
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9y ago
The UK's (gov.uk) is pretty modern. Also companies house (the uk company register) (beta.companieshouse.gov.uk).
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9y ago
Only if Stormy accepted AMEX's card processing fees.
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9y ago
It's a mistake of course though to think some technical change is going to suddenly make bitcoin go up again.
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9y ago
This article is a bit ignorant, typically one provides just a rough area and a phone number so the courier can call and drop it off to you at home or at work. This is why you just need a suburb or area and your cell #. You need to be availa
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9y ago
> Compared to the UK and USA, France is a safer place to create your startup right now if you are a foreigner. In what way? You can't raise as much money. Your market is smaller, bureacracy is more (just to compare it costs £12 to m
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9y ago
I think from most previous threads you have someone saying they've got higher standards, that we have a tendency to remember only the good things in the past & that these things are statistical anomalies & aberrations. Apple&#x
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9y ago
When you HAVE to pay your debts/working capital off you HAVE to sell as much as you can to whoever buys it and pays the most. These type of comments really get me off. It is so ignorant of people who work under different circumstances
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9y ago
This is precisely the reason I'm against UBI, I don't want to be involuntarily subject to it. I'd rather have the choice.
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9y ago
Only if it actually protects consumers instead of national interests. In the EU 'consumer protection' is the guise of protecting suppliers. For example, protecting consumers from Buffalo Mozzarella means that only 4 regions of Ita
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9y ago
Amazon barely makes profit in the divisions that treat employees this way.
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9y ago
Could we also say that Bitcoin doesn't really have a limit on the number of coins to be mined?
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9y ago
It used to be, now I find it quite bloated and slow. There was a time a save diff would be instant and startup was also just as quick. Now even to run 'meteor shell' and meteor mongo in an admin environment spits out instructions
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9y ago
> What violation of TOS? It is against Yahoo's TOS to scrape the data there. So yes its darn entitled to even expect a heads up.
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9y ago
Its amazing they can transfer to the UK within the same minute now.
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9y ago
Slight note, Tanzania's president is not Jakaya Kikwete.
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9y ago
I think even the RT could tell you there's been no other way to travel supersonic in the civilian era, even today - Nearly half a century on from the first flight.
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9y ago
Anyone who uses Amazon SES knows deliverability isn't that great. When you use mailchimp you're practically paying for a higher chance for any of your emails not ending up in the spambox (even if they're transactional).
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9y ago
Does anyone know if setTimeout invoked methods can leak into other instances with container re-use with lambda?
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9y ago
Apple has really lost focus on quality under Tim Cook. It's subjective but if someone were to make some site you could submit all sorts of glitches, the Mac guys who used to poke fun at Windows 10 years ago would have been in for quite
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