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by potatopatch 3y ago
I'm referring to the fact that he answers to absolutely no one when it comes to running meta: https://www.businessinsider.com/why-mark-zuckerberg-cant-be-... In every possible place where he could get feedback, he is a
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Are there things that would tend to identify an establishments connections to the moonies? I.e. some kind of symbolism in decorations?
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by potatopatch 3y ago
> Because for all that I think Facebook has been terrible for the world, I’d liked to think of Zuckerberg as civilised. His position that he no longer needs to be wildly wealthy and his being able to afford PR implies he is a miracle if
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by potatopatch 3y ago
That's strange, I knew a lot about how my society rejected the views of each of my teachers as a child and I feel neither motivation to follow in their footsteps nor try to undermine their particular political constellations. If those
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Personally, I find the idea of watching social media self-optimization hi-def videos very bizarre. I would view self optimization as youthful thoughts relating to ideals with very little awareness of other people, especially living ones who
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I felt like the early web lived up to this, though in retrospect it may have already been in quality decline compared to the earlier (Internet&BBS) protocols.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Most credible is a credit union for your banking, a broker for your stocks, a Nigerian Prince for your crypto money market "account".
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Land use for cereal production has been going up [0], so increasing amounts could be ruined while total production is up. [0] https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/AG.LND.CREL.HA?view=cha...
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Following the article's link to another article, it sounds like BA has been stable in providing this route since 2014, while two other airlines have each predicted enough raised demand to support them and then eventually exited. I&#x27
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Sata has a standardized data port and a standardized power port. The power port usually has multiple voltages connected which would complicate things if they mattered.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Reading the article, I was actually thinking of Winston's girlfriend Julia and how wonderfully well she would do at Ofsted.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
AFAICR the GDPR is far better written than people claimed, you don't have to believe you are a data controller to be fined. So I view their statements as similar to Nixon's "I am not a crook".
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Your point is irrational, no one is accusing the dead of war crimes.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
> In general, it's hard to argue that people who condemn Mr Cosgrove's statement should be ostracized, while simultaneously claiming a lack of bias. I don't see any disconnect as I didn't claim to be a block of wood.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I don't really agree with your summary of his position given the quote in the article: "War crimes are war crimes even when committed by allies, and should be called out for what they are," That is a reminder that crimes agai
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by potatopatch 3y ago
If someone is making their own Kefir, the grains can also be converted to water Kefir to ferment something non-dairy.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Facts are basically incapable of having the market dynamics of land, even with a total draconian rework of IP law.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Most SSDs are 5V only, so I assume Orange Pi users just get an adequate wall wart.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Yes, but this is bi-coastal fremdschämen, I guess the waves are supposed to cancel each other out.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
We don't really need precision dating to know the headline is proposing something extremely unlikely.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Ethnic differences among groups that aren't extremely isolated are mostly gibberish perpetuated with cultural identity politics. Offspring tends to go in one direction or another so one group may end up inbred, but a mix is more accura
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by potatopatch 3y ago
> NEMA’s debt-service coverage ratio, which measures the ability of a property’s cash flow to pay its debt, has been below 1 since 2020, a troubling sign for the ability of the developer to control the building. The cap calculation on th
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Interest rates have doubled in the last 2 years, so rents being flat roughly corresponds to asking price of about half..
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by potatopatch 3y ago
> Now, if you think this is just "3rd world.. Quite the contrary, I am impressed. The trouble with the corruption perception index is that it rewards any systemic corruption that can limit perception above a transparent system.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
We should create an internal tool that relies on a framework which needs quarterly code changing updates for a yearly(?) administrative process with less than 24 candidates? IMO the arguments people make in frontend are similar to the infin
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by potatopatch 3y ago
It's been a good month to sell submarines in Scotland, less water resistant vehicles maybe not..
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I'd say its more a lack of R&D than quality overall.. I kind of expect a lot of Europeans to continue paying 4X more for cars that are 45% European and maybe have one or two strategic pieces of design but mostly just traditional qu
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by potatopatch 3y ago
That is still a lay off. If the company is acquired you don't get to pick and choose what contracts it had are valid, you have to argue your new contract is similar employment terms or you have laid someone off.