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by rbg246 8y ago
I've been a chartered accountant in a past career. From my experience a sizeable percentage Chartered Accountant's / CPAs are happy to do whatever they are directed to as long there is plausible deniability (and you can gener
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by rbg246 8y ago
https://youtu.be/vSz1fItPWIw I watched this Melbourne University video which discussed this issue in detail. It went into detail on the economics of the Australian electricity market.
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by rbg246 9y ago
I would suggest that it was a first mover's advantage into mainstream society. My mum and dad have never heard of Friendster and My Space
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by rbg246 9y ago
I've cycled both Australia and UK and I would say I cycle the same with and without helmet. In Australia I would be really nervous cycling without because there is such a strong culture to wearing and the enforcement of the law. In the
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by rbg246 9y ago
Oh I see so you are only reporting on cash receipts, so presumably there is an accounts receivable ledger to track the invoices raised with your cash received etc. Thanks for the reply
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by rbg246 9y ago
How do you know the account balance total they you are validating your line items against is correct? Is that coming from another accounting system?
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by rbg246 9y ago
I think I just take a different view than you, who writes the country's rules, the people in power, who has the power, the people with money / property to protect, I think we are both describing the same loop just diverge on where
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by rbg246 9y ago
I think you are right, self-preservation - the atoms of human motivation and behaviour
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by rbg246 9y ago
I don't feel as though this proves some golden rule on world affairs. I think Russia is like this because of their unique past and I think other countries do things because of their own pasts, there is no one rule like gravity that tie
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by rbg246 9y ago
But it is equally also not something you owned that is the only point I am making - noone is saying 'literally' it's the world's eclipse, it just rankles when someone takes possession of something they do not own - ratio
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by rbg246 9y ago
The title really rankles me -it was a brilliant eclipse and it was an eclipse only viewable in America, I understand this completely but it still rankles possibly irrationally. I am not opposed to calling things American when, like I am not
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by rbg246 9y ago
I can only agree with the dash charger, I've had no problems getting what turned out to be better screen protectors than the official from Amazon for my one plus three. On the plus side I plug my dash charger in and forty minutes later
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by rbg246 9y ago
What Western conquests were seen as evil out of interest? You mean colonisation? Or other wars?
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by rbg246 9y ago
I believe the quote 'smoking doesn't kill' is pretty clear of his intent.
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by rbg246 9y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20010415085348/http:/mikepence.c... Apparently not...
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by rbg246 9y ago
But it does contain the highly annoying and redundant -"We think you are going to like it" Which both annoys me because you are telling me how I should feel and it's a new feature what other emotion are you hoping for in a cu
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by rbg246 9y ago
That's a bit out of order. You clearly have a belief system which is risk adverse and that's fine but i find it a little judgemental on other people's family lives to be saying what's reasonable and not reasonable to do
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by rbg246 9y ago
I would expect it's partly because coal royalties paid to the state government for every tonne they dig up keep underpin the state government budgets.
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by rbg246 9y ago
So you need someone scanning notes, logging locations, watching for patterns to infringe on your privacy, this sounds like it's private except if you are under targeted surveillance.
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by rbg246 9y ago
No they won't it would be too high cost, it's easier to make it very convenient to use your phone or card for payments and 95% of people will follow suit.
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by rbg246 9y ago
Maybe there was never a problem, maybe this is to make the Chinese think that they got the right people, I mean the NYT is not the CIAs therapist what good is it telling your top secret problems to the press unless you have an angle. But al
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by rbg246 9y ago
I'm not sure one one can make their 'own' conclusions from reading that article it was clearly biased towards reaching the conclusion that Ayn Rand was a writer for 'juveniles' which I don't think is a fair app
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by rbg246 9y ago
Farms destroy the natural environment as well, not many farms are in forests and you generally shoot things that might attack your sheep or cattle.
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by rbg246 9y ago
There were a few regular computer fairs in Sydney in the mid 90s but anywhere outside of the main cities...
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by rbg246 9y ago
Projects like this are test cases for the viability of these projects. It's probably a good idea to build where the demand is to show that people will actually catch these things then move on to areas where demand is not a certainty.
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by rbg246 9y ago
Sorry to be pedantic, but you are buying an asset with another asset there is no deduction on the balance sheet.
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by rbg246 9y ago
I think in the context of the article, that hedge funds over ten years would outperform the index, it is more appropriate to say that hedge funds are bicycles that look like aeroplanes
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by rbg246 9y ago
I thought this too completely inefficient for your transport dollar. I actually thought maybe this was satire.
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by rbg246 9y ago
My experience has been the company lawyer has written the contract in word, then it has to be exported to html and cleaned of all the cruft that gets saved with word docs.
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by rbg246 9y ago
Sorry to ask a silly question, is it possible to say drive halfway then cycle the rest? Bit of setup issues like bike rack etc but will mean you can still cycle to work and feel good.

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