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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I got mine a few weeks ago in a hall the size of a football field, we were well spaced out. This may apply to more cramped venues but to me it’s a bit dramatic. We have to queue for the vaccine, I have to go to the shop otherwise I don’t ea
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Is he able to post?
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
> One parent told me that critical race theory was reminiscent of the Chinese Cultural Revolution. “[It divides society between] the oppressor and the oppressed, and since these identities are inborn characteristics people cannot change,
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Took me a couple of minutes to realise that this is the guy from the 10 year old math videos I’ve been watching for the past year. You can see how passionate and excited he is, this video made me excited to learn
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I didn’t. Irony it is. Thanks
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Or on Twitter, or facebook Curiosity, exchange of views, diversifying the news and information I’m exposed to, follow some people I am interested in hearing from, respect for censorship stance. These are the first that spring to mind
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Perhaps he’s being ironic but this doesn’t seem to be an entirely consistent position he’s adopting
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I’m not as optimistic as your last prediction, unless Twitter and facebook start eating their own and that Sparks a more diverse range of points of view coming on board. I also think that in terms of interests, people joining these platform
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
What puts me off Gab and Parler is that the vast majority are those alienated or banned from other platforms for the same reason, for the most part they all think the same way and the topic of conversation is almost exclusively political. G
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I set up an account this evening and it’s unusable due to loading times. They’ve added 1.7m in 4 days which may explain it. Be interesting to see how long it takes them to scale
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
It has the effect of increasing the price, just like a tax
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
For those that are at the bottom end of the market and rely on second hand cars this won’t be the case for a long time. I lease my car and when looking recently it’s not the case for me either, even when factoring in associated costs. It’s
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I worked out that based on energy prices and my 12,000 miles per year, I would save about £500-700 per year in fuel in an average EV. Important to remember the 14k difference is based on entry level range and there’s still the issues that c
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Artificially reducing supply by whatever means is going to have a similar effect on the consumer as a tax, prices and the cost to the consumer will rise
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Still a huge markup on their petrol equivalents, roughly £14k more expensive. Yes you get a few extra bells and whistles and a small grant to help but that difference still has a ways to go
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Common sense would tell you the t and r keys are right beside each other
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Ironically it was on an occasion when a bomb was phoned in that led to the single biggest atrocity during the troubles. 29 people killed by a cat bomb in Omagh. We may not be living in peace today has it not happened
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Running through emulation and on an entry level first generation machine that is significantly cheaper
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Unemployed
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
As democracy is in N.Korea
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
The last EA game I bought was FIFA12, I spent hundreds on ultimate team microtransactions and vowed never again, there was no doubt something dodgy was going on. They undoubtedly decrease the capability of in game players after a while so y
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Are you sure about that? I know you can easily get it in a local chemist for about a tenner, I’m nearly sure you can book it with your GP if you’re willing to wait a bit longer
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I would add to that a brighter screen, the base has twice the storage and the pro has better camera capabilities (that could actually be claimed to be 'pro'). When you equalise the storage, the price differential is about $200.
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
This doesn't answer the question, merely tells us what we already know: not much
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I second this. I’ve tried to give other online retailers a shot but nothing beats the customer service and reliability of Amazon in the UK, even if something is slightly more expensive I’ll always go with Amazon
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Good job, the only thing that frustrates me is if I miss a letter then everything from then on is wrong, I have to find my bearings again and find out where I am
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I said after 2016. Wikileaks is a media company that reports info/intel from their sources, no different from the NYT, CNN, fox etc. There were no questions coming from these sections of the general public and the media you allude to w
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Amazing how Assange suddenly became a Russian asset after 2016, this charge never appeared when he spent years going after the Bush admin
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Seen a 3090 on eBay, bidding is at $11k. Only promises to ship when released
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
His point stands... and actually contributes to the conversation

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