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by nguoi 7y ago
I don't know anything about the 401k system, but the money going into my pension is from my gross salary. Combined with high taxation, it means that it's worth up to twice as much going into my pension as it would be going into my
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by nguoi 7y ago
There's no magic financial effect that makes the money going into a DB scheme worth more. The money has to come from somewhere and, in these cases, it's from companies that underestimated or ignored what the future costs would be.
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by nguoi 7y ago
It also incentivises propping up old, failing companies at the expense of the newer, innovative ones that would replace them in a healthy economy. For the same effect, get everyone to invest their entire private pension into their final emp
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by nguoi 7y ago
>It is not driving, it's road traffic injuries, which includes biking. It's not from being hit by cyclists. >This is the list of the mandatory safety measures in Europe for motor vehicles, it's 24 pages long Quite a lot
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by nguoi 7y ago
Why don't drivers? Driving is the biggest killer of young people. Any vehicle you use for commuting is for convenience. Strapping into armour makes it harder so we don't expect it of drivers while we do expect it of extreme sports
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by nguoi 7y ago
Well if you're hit while lane splitting, it's because someone didn't indicate or look
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by nguoi 7y ago
Why shouldn't the other road users expect you to break the law?
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by nguoi 7y ago
The list of potential actions another road user can do includes malicious punishment passing, failing to stop behind you, and intentional collisions. There is nothing the rider can do to stop these without stopping riding altogether. You al
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by nguoi 7y ago
What you deserve and what you are at fault for are not the same thing. Fault is a legal concept - as you said, by definition - of who is responsible for the outcome. But that doesn't mean that breaking the law means you deserve broken
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by nguoi 7y ago
And that's how people usually react when someone is hit on 2 wheeled vehicle: trying to find a reason the rider deserved it. It's built into the language of articles about crashes too. You'll see 'it is not known if the
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by nguoi 7y ago
I've worked minimum wage jobs like that. Yet it was at my last, professional job that overwork and pressure to travel in unsafe conditions led to me crashing my car into a tree and almost dying. Get off your high horse.
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by nguoi 7y ago
There still is. Nuclear disarmament is going backwards.
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by nguoi 7y ago
I think I remember a similar statistic about most people during the cold war believing humanity would soon be extinct but I can't find anything about it.
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by nguoi 7y ago
Threat modelling. In most models, if someone has uninterrupted physical access to a device, it's theirs. Phones are more important in that you want to protect the assets from thieves, so we do add non-destructive physical access to our
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by nguoi 7y ago
>usefulness of a hatchback i.e. very? They've sold millions of them, that's not for the track performance.
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by nguoi 7y ago
I'm impressed that it's only slightly higher than 1/3rd of the 2920X's TDP for the same number of similar cores. That doesn't feel like a normal jump whether it's massaged by marketing or not.
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by nguoi 7y ago
Most people won't undervolt, so the heatsink manufacturers won't pander to those who do. You're also limited to the manufacturer's bounds for undervolting before you're in unstable, warranty-breaking territory.
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by nguoi 7y ago
Handling doesn't matter in city commuting. People also seem happy to buy SUVs and crossovers which have much higher centres of mass than hatchbacks.
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by nguoi 7y ago
The last mass extinction event caused by an asteroid was probably only about 66 Mya, about 1% of the Earth's lifetime.
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by nguoi 7y ago
Good jokes are. I notice some jokes, especially on Facebook etc., where the punchline is far too early and it feels like they're obnoxiously drilling the joke home. It's also the same when you have someone make a reference in a co
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by nguoi 7y ago
I imagine most voters do not read proposed bills in their own language as it stands, instead relying on reporters' summaries as they would for foreign language versions.
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by nguoi 7y ago
Vertical integration of the OS and kernel means that users can use the UI to respond to running out of memory where Linux just kills using heuristics. I've heard of other things but don't know enough to verify them.
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by nguoi 7y ago
I'm open to the concept but not where this article takes it. Registry backups shouldn't be expected to be any easier with a different kernel. In fact, if anything it will introduce a lot more bugs, even just from programs that rel
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by nguoi 7y ago
I did read it, much as I read the guidelines for this website. SJW is not an antonym of hacker. Whatever hacker culture's norm is, breaking work relationships and censorship for someone's words or actions is much older than hacker
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by nguoi 7y ago
This has nothing to do with 'SJWs' unless you're implying that 'statutory rape is bad' is a political stance of the far-left. I think it's much more likely you're clinging to buzzwords.
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by nguoi 7y ago
It's a shame English doesn't distinguish between non-inclusive-we (the writer and the writer's peers) and inclusive-we (the reader, the writer and the writer's peers). Non-inclusive-we 'need' it because we wan
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by nguoi 7y ago
Anything that Special K mod works with will let you replace a texture after it's loaded, even with no developer support.
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by nguoi 7y ago
They could just as easily buy a car and cut it up. IP is generally protected by (threat of) a courtroom, not obscurity.
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by nguoi 7y ago
It's a very similar looking car, even down to the T E S L A matching the L O T U S. I wouldn't be surprised if the 'new' parts had conspicuously similar mounting points.
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by nguoi 7y ago
That's exactly my issue with going by market share. By installations, desktop Linux is massively successful compared to where it was in the 90s even though its share is low.

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