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nraynaud
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nraynaud
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they could still charge the bombers now, and everyday, the government more or less choses not to do it. While they still pursue the terrorists of the Red Brigades whose crime are even older.
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They could declare an emergency if they abort. Then nobody will look at the zoning during the investigation, and they get to ask whatever they want from the ATC who will simultaneously keep all the other aircrafts clear of the zone (also it
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nraynaud
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We are talking about statistics that a machine created here, not body bags. They trained a machine on a subset and generated the unknown values.
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In France I had to use a cheque for a weird tax reason (can't pay late with a credit card), and also when I bought a house, I had to refund the stuff to the seller by cheque during the signature ceremony.
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5y ago
I tend to agree, it's about how you manage your focus and memory in a world of distractions.
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nraynaud
5y ago
I think it's an alignment relative to the ISS (with the visual markers), so there was really no hope of reaching it.
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nraynaud
5y ago
by independent, do they mean neither American nor Russian?
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5y ago
I’m self employed, and had a green card, I paid the accountant 700€ to file the US tax form and paid a couple thousands dollars in taxes because I hit the minimum tax rate.
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5y ago
We have the same thing in France, Corsica has the most homicides per capita, but the police is focused on the suburbs of Paris and the borders.
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for people curious, when that website is not broken https://www.internationaldockingstandard.com/download/IDSS_I... , there is the list of the moment of inertia of the ISS around various axes and the force and torque l
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5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/c/DatawaveMarineSolutions for people interested, there is a youtube channel on the topic. There is real content, even if it's with marketing intent.
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5y ago
Be mindful that it's not exactly the number or size of the fire they are optimizing for, but the cost. And I guess some smaller fires might cost a lot, if they are near rich people's estates.
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5y ago
Yes I hit the minimum taxation rate in the US. And I just had a green card.
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I thought it was, that the proof of equality would have to be a general algorithm to transform one into the other.
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I'm curious of the mechanics of this, since the expansion of ice makes it a pain to manage.
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5y ago
slight tangent, but as a teenager we had to read a Danilo Kis book: "Early Sorrows" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Sorrows ), that was quite a jolt.
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5y ago
A lot of people already require 3 shots. All transplanted, in dialysis and chemotherapy patients in France are shot 3 times as a rule, and a lot of them still get tested afterwards.
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nraynaud
5y ago
insurances cost a lot of time too. I don't think you can really avoid that, we're in a society where everybody believe that other people's time and attention are disposable.
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5y ago
and there is no more rabid human than an American Farmer, so balancing the water right is a lost cause if you're not ready to spill blood over a water gate.
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nraynaud
5y ago
or local strawberries?
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nraynaud
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do you have a map? I tried to look for things, but it's really hard with the Chinese datum obfuscation. the best I could do was 3km, but I don't recognize anything from google pictures https://imgur.com/KxOT84W
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5y ago
literally nobody else can enter a war zone and provide health care and get mail to the war prisoners, I don't know the monetary value of that, but it must be quite high.
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well, I said "one of" because the title tends to change hands over time.
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No, they just talk to each other and take turns being the lowest one. I mean how many military equipment companies can you sustain with a country the size of California? Whatever your answer, above a certain pay grade, all employees come f
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French military takes the second lowest as a rule. So much better.
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They know everything but they are completely unable to use it for advertisement. The only time I had a relevant ad was retargetting (which is also hit or miss since you might have made your purchase). The only people who know how to use it
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There is this story that one of the oldest woman in the world had sold her house this way and that the buyer died before her.
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Shit, I was thinking along the same line: for any question regarding the OPSec of those people, please search the relevant flash cards.
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well, it could make sense, but it's not the simplest scenario because the first cases were outside. It would be more reasonable if the earliest cases were actually close to it. And as far as I know there is no suspicion that it comes f
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It doesn’t explain why we have cases far from Wuhan before having cases there. The disease seems to have been imported there by a traveler who died later (that’s the contract tracing part, because the Barcelona sewer is even more puzzling)
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