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571.
by rat9988 5y ago
It still gave some weird impression that contract canceling is something that hapens usually.
572.
by rat9988 5y ago
The problem is that poor and broke are not like the others.
573.
by rat9988 5y ago
But feta without greek wouldn't be deceptive.
574.
by rat9988 5y ago
Many people confuse fried and caramelized onion. What the op showed is definitely not caramelized. Any recipe book in the market wouldn't confuse them.
575.
by rat9988 5y ago
You missed his point. There was no wrong pronoun, this is what he is claiming.
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by rat9988 5y ago
This assumes that javascript has stopped evolving at some point.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Zero
578.
by rat9988 6y ago
I'm not sure how pulling out the plug is more ethical than selling a gimped version of the product because of the local laws.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Why should we only vote with out money. We have other means to vote why are they vilified?
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by rat9988 6y ago
Yes those social justice warriors are just looking for things to indict and have a feeling of power. That or they are complaining that a tuna sandwich doesn't have the advertised ingredient.
581.
by rat9988 6y ago
sales tactics to show that you get a lot of value in that tier per dollar spent.
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by rat9988 6y ago
My english may be failing me here, but doesn't > I feel it sets a precedent for research broadly imply it's some sort of first time?
583.
by rat9988 6y ago
I feel like you are claiming researchers do not do it.
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by rat9988 6y ago
or we can decide to make them more transparent, because it's more advantageous for the majority.
585.
by rat9988 6y ago
Same here. The content is interesting, but he just made the whole things worse by insulting people.
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by rat9988 6y ago
I cannot see how you can give such an answer in good faith.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Theocracy doesn't necessarily have something to do with being a software powerhouse.
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by rat9988 6y ago
I understood china.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Solarwinds was quite trusted, and for good reasons if I may add.
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by rat9988 6y ago
> Japan’s government now owns sizable percentages or even outright majorities of all major corporations Is it a positive or negative thing? (honest question, I don't have much knowledge in this area)
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by rat9988 6y ago
I assume it was in good faith and that he didn't read the article. Lazy and good fatih aren't in odd.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Do NOT sell. keep 40% of nothing, matter of pride first and for all. Secondly, they are more than likely bluffing. They don't want to put advertising that would generate 5k/mo means they are trying to make things look artificiall
593.
by rat9988 6y ago
It is clearly a case of argument by authority.
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by rat9988 6y ago
I would advice anyone to not share any information that his company hasn't agreed explicitely to share.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Thank you, didn't know.
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by rat9988 6y ago
> by testing random mixes, This is by itself interesting too.
598.
by rat9988 6y ago
The french did this and ended up with nuclear costing more than current renewable. That said, it has served them well for the last decades and will probably still serve well for a decade or two.
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by rat9988 6y ago
We are better with paywalled articles than without. Moreover, writing articles doesn't necessarily have to be free work.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Using cars too I'd guess then?

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