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rapsey
9d ago
Nice straw man you have there.
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9d ago
And the border communities loved having them there and invited them? Everything I said was factual. The voters of those northern communities love supporting policies as long as they happen someplace else. A thing called luxury beliefs.
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10d ago
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/09/16/migrants-marthas-vi... They were of course removed from the community swiftly.
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10d ago
The ECHR is actually very loose with their definitions and gives the governments much freedom. The UK chooses to interpret and enforce them as they do. Other european countries are within ECHR limits and deal with it entirely differently. T
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rapsey
10d ago
Because the UK wants them. They can stop the boats at any time. They can stop feeding and housing them at any time. They come because the UK government and NGOs provide them with a comfortable life.
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10d ago
Much like the residents of Martha's Vinyard, I am sure all have been very progressive, until it was time to have migrants in their back yards.
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16d ago
Yes I have read it. Kids are not retarded.
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16d ago
Kids do think about death. Hiding or avoiding the discussion does nothing. My kids absolutely adored Brothers Lionheart.
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16d ago
I don't know why you are down voted. Death was so much more present in kids lives back then. Death from diseases and injuries so common. Kids having dead siblings entirely normal.
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19d ago
I don't think that is an answerable question. It is just an excuse for people justifying a hamfisted intervention into society that actually would do more harm than good. There is a malaise in the west and Meta is just a symptom. More
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19d ago
I think you are projecting your biases.
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19d ago
Musk probably made more dollar millionaires than anyone in history. Facebook advertisers use it because it works and reaches a hell of a lot of people.
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27d ago
OLED also has a deep history with a pretty famous opinions that it is impossible and a waste of time and money for companies to invest in the development. So does AI. From inception to product it is normal for decades to pass. Compute needs
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1mo ago
So completely unnecessary.
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1mo ago
i.e. enthusiasts. The cheapest, most demanding, the loudest and least loyal customers.
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1mo ago
Every time we tried it, it resulted in a worse experience than we knew could be done using native stacks. It is like using sand as a foundation for your house. Random version updates break random things. As soon as you need something a bit
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2mo ago
Magnesium around every half hour around 100mg starting 2h before bed, the rest when I go to bed.
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2mo ago
B6 40/50mg depending on the pill. Magnesium 300mg or so. Glycine I started with 3/5g, now I take like 30g
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2mo ago
The body gets used to melatonin. It is actually a crap sleep supplement. It works worse every time you take it. What you should be doing is give the body the ingredients it needs to make its own melatonin like it is suppose to work.
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2mo ago
Insomniac for 20 years. What was a complete solution for me was: magnesium, b6 p5p (p5p form very important) and the ultimate punch glycine. Glycine takes some getting used to, as you will have crazy intense dreams at first. But it is a ver
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2mo ago
Probably pay the power company to put in the required infrastructure upgrades I guess.
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2mo ago
Most people here seem to have a serious misunderstanding of what a stock price means. It reflects investor expectations. Not current revenue.
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2mo ago
> Something else is going to happen this time, or really is happening already: people vote with their feet and stop having children. And then the elite says, well lets import excess population from the third world. An idea unthinkable in
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2mo ago
Why? You also need to replace your inverter in that case.
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3mo ago
Wasn't facebooks pull a result of the huge Cambridge analytica scandal.
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3mo ago
> The Spanish blackout, singular, last year was a cascading control plane faillure - i.e. independent of resource allocation. Texas failed to prepare for predictable winter storms - i.e. a market failure. No Spain failed to plan for gree
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3mo ago
They literally built a new hospital in germany without AC. 28C/82F degrees in surgery.
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3mo ago
It's not the money. In many places you need to go through permitting to get it and they do not want to give it to you. Often you also need a signed approval from every person in the building.
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3mo ago
Supply domestically outstrips demand, so no they can not sell it locally at that price. The US did not spend billions building LNG terminals for nothing.
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3mo ago
Yeah sure dogma. Capitalism is evil, yet it lifted more people out of poverty than anything in history. Of the three economic powers, the one with the most social welfare and least capitalist is the one that never recovered from the 2008 cr
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