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by orangepurple 3y ago
Threema may very well be the Crypto AG of our times
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Limit on excludable amount The maximum foreign earned income exclusion amount is adjusted annually for inflation. For tax year 2022, the maximum foreign earned income exclusion is the lesser of the foreign income earned or $112,000 per
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by orangepurple 3y ago
FTA: the doctor did not receive a new passport; instead, he received a letter from the State Department stating that he should not have been granted citizenship at the time of his birth because his father was a diplomat with the Embassy
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Is this the same EU that is forcing browsers to accept government mandated certificate authorities? Article 45 of eIDAS 2.0 will roll back web security by 12 years - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38181114 - Nov 2023
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by orangepurple 3y ago
This implies we are so stupid we won't realize we are seeing ads where we never saw them before.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
I love the HN posters that ask if something was written by an LLM or CEO because nobody can tell the difference.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Almost by definition billionaies are the cabal if nothing else due to their purchasing power. The ones in the four comma club rule entire nations and fund wars and stay wealthy by obtaining ownership rights of conquered territories for a
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by orangepurple 3y ago
The wealthiest and most secretive are probably the members of the Rothschild family. Today, the family's total net worth is estimated at an eye-watering $400 billion, with some estimates ranging to an astonishing $1 trillion. R
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Add one or a few drops of water to your roasted coffee beans with your hand and shake well after weighing it out to stop the grinds from sticking to the walls of your grinder from static.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Aeropress is a direct upgrade from french press and uses way less coffee
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Student loan debt repayments starting back up plus impending layoffs sounds like an impending engineered disaster which will significantly suppress stocks in Q1. I can't decide if it will trigger enough of a panic to dip $VTI under 190
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Given this where do you think $VTI will land in Q1 24? Do you think we will see a 25% contraction (~annualized) like we saw Jan to Oct 2022? The huge November rally (this month) makes NO sense. I feel like the hammer is about to fall.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Why would there be a sudden reduced cooling potential of water sources for the nuclear plants? I have never heard of such a thing anywhere.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Lead acid gel batteries hold their charge MUCH better than standard lead acid batteries. The difference is gel lead acid often self-discharge around 1% per month but standard lead acid batteries self-discharge on the order of 10% per month.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Looks like it was 15-50 in 2020 https://www.statista.com/statistics/1267546/france-monthly-w... What happened in 8/2021 that caused a huge spike?
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by orangepurple 3y ago
KeepassXC has auto-type
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by orangepurple 3y ago
This is a normal viewpoint and it is not inflammatory. "Modern medicine" isn't a homogenous cohort and your generalizations are sweeping.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Making changes to the body with mutilation and hormones increases risk of severe complications including cancer. This isn't a political question.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Do you not realize the absurdity of your own question?
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by orangepurple 3y ago
The law eliminates misinformation. The synthetic products are still available.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Probably makes your information easier to query in XKEYSCORE
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by orangepurple 3y ago
It wouldn't be the first time a reputable research group threw off an entire field for decades and millions of dollars wasted: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/faked-beta-amyloid...
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by orangepurple 3y ago
If I remember correctly there was a team in Belarus working full time on OpenCV at one point. Anti-Russia sanctions may have killed OpenCV if this is true.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
It absolutely stuck but Health at Every Size (HAES) and the body positivity movement doesn't have the same resources to attack and vilify as the other groups. Israel isn't just taboo. They actively destroy opposition by getting pe
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Loading this page causes the tab to crash with SIGTRAP on Chromium 119.0.6045.159 Linux
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by orangepurple 3y ago
Install Gentoo if you want to learn how a modern functional Linux system is put together
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by orangepurple 3y ago
They had 800 million dollars to figure it out and they FAILED. The entire system needs to be purged.
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by orangepurple 3y ago
In all, over the last decade, the [teachers] union spent $6,448,327 on travel expenses. That comes out to an average of $53,736 a month, every month, for 10 straight years. How does that fulfill the union’s tax-exempt mission to “elevate th
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by orangepurple 3y ago
When I was 18 I went for a long run with a heavy backpack and developed extreme tendonitis on the sides of my knees. I could barely walk without excruciating pain. After three weeks of this suffering I got one round of PRP injections and wa
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by orangepurple 3y ago
NiMH doesn't have noticable memory effect. NiCd does.

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