nixass

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by nixass 7y ago
This 19th century miner from rural area is more literate than most of today's people >> I was gold-digging at Rokewood, about four miles from Rokewood township (Victoria). Myself and two mates looking out of the tent saw a great
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Zoom's share prices rise. However, investors may also be backing wrong company(siliconrepublic.com)
1 points by nixass 7y ago|0 comments
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by nixass 7y ago
Some utilities should be heavily regulated, or even owned by the state. Internet access is one of them. Everything else is just "deregulate everything 'Murica" propaganda
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Musician uses algorithm to generate every possible melody to avoid DMCA lawsuits(independent.co.uk)
2 points by nixass 7y ago|0 comments
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by nixass 7y ago
And they use AWS for that, at least in Europe. Had a huge orders from them in last few months
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by nixass 7y ago
People IN THE US still use regional flights because all sorts of public transport in the US are literally third world crap. EU and parts of developed Asia use a lot of inter-city trains. Munich<>Frankfurt (400km) is 3 hours with ICE,
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by nixass 7y ago
One mention of universal healthcare and all McCarthys of the world unite in uninformed shit talk against it.
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by nixass 7y ago
AWS in data centers around Europe. Hardware, troubleshooting and basic networking knowledge required.
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by nixass 7y ago
Bribery? Don't Americans call it lobbying?
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by nixass 7y ago
Be good student perhaps? You'd rather have a bunch of money loaded people than people who earned their spot?
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by nixass 7y ago
On the other hand, TUM (technical university in Munich) costs only 220 euro per semester, and you're still enrolled into top25 university in the world. The land of free..