rosege

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   by rosege 9y ago

   I'm at the age now where my friend's kids are getting to the sexually active stage of their life. They seem waaay tamer than what me and their parents were like at their age. I doubt that they are having more sex or even trying as
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   by rosege 9y ago

   I guess they mean tax avoidance
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   by rosege 9y ago

   I know of 2 banks that bought an OpenStack private cloud solution from HP and even though they were over a year apart HP could not get it working for either one and had to change at least the hypervisor to VMware
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   by rosege 9y ago

   And Lego's not doing so well either https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/05/business/lego-sales-toys....
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   by rosege 9y ago

   as others have pointed out there were signs - but I would say that this is true for most financial institutions if you are paying attention. I remember before Lehman's went down I saw them having a Christmas party and I joked with a fr
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   by rosege 9y ago

   we call kangaroo sausages kangabangers - havent heard of anyone mixing with pork though
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   by rosege 9y ago

   Thats what I heard too a couple of years ago - they were putting huge amounts of money into Thorium research - does anyone know how far they are away from something similar?
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   by rosege 9y ago

   They say that one of the things that determines future success is the ability to defer spending and not have to have something instantly. So this is a good way to see how your child would do. Can they save up for something bigger and better
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   by rosege 9y ago

   Uncharted 4 had a little nod to MI
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    by rosege 9y ago

    thanks - I loved these games as a kid - havent been following Ron in a long time - but will now have my next weekend's entertainment lined up!
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    by rosege 9y ago

    and Alain de Botton's other videos under his own name are generally very good too
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    by rosege 9y ago

    I dont think so, I've had everything delivered there and never had an issue. My only exception is if its something where they say no po box - then I havent tried.
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    by rosege 9y ago

    I've never had that happen and have had lots of deliveries from both ebay sellers and amazon. Everything has always been delivered
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    by rosege 9y ago

    why not use auspost parcel lockers?
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    by rosege 9y ago

    Australia has Parcel Lockers run by the post office for free - they are pretty good https://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/parcel-collection-delive...
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    by rosege 9y ago

    There are definitely days when I've wished my workplace had a nap room. Maybe I've had a busy few days and I just get a bit more tired than normal after lunch. It makes sense to me - if I'm tired at 2pm then I normally have a
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    by rosege 9y ago

    I guess the thing is that if you are flying first or business you already get a card that lets you use the express immigration counter so you might not really need this anyway.
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    by rosege 9y ago

    Im in Sydney and I've got an AC unit from the 70s or 80s in a house I recently bought. Im very hesitant to turn it on as I know it will be super inefficient. Im hoping to replace it later in the year. But until then its layer up! unles
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    by rosege 9y ago

    Maybe the US needs Musk to do to these programs what he's done to space. ie instead of going for the over-engineered super expensive option show how it can be done with the SV mindset of building things faster and cheaper. If you'
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    by rosege 9y ago

    I hear Uber are looking for a new board member :-)
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    by rosege 9y ago

    I agree, the fact she got them to pay so much is quite impressive. I definitely cant see that much value in whats left but I guess the Verizon board was somehow able to.
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    by rosege 9y ago

    Thanks for this. I was thinking of making something similar but just for personal use as it would have been much more basic. My use case is that I've been to a couple of family events and I always have trouble remembering the names of
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    by rosege 9y ago

    In my area (Sydney) people have been getting together with their neighbours and then going to a developer and offering to sell all their houses together. Instead of getting 1.5-2 mil they are getting around 5 mil. The developers are very ke
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    by rosege 9y ago

    As someone living in a country without annual property taxes Im not really qualified to comment, but, it almost sounds like the solution is to allow people to transfer their low assessments on to new properties - this is obviously a huge ad
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    by rosege 9y ago

    they collapse and quite possibly the person operating it nicks off with all the btc https://cointelegraph.com/news/polands-bitcoin-exchange-bitc...
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    by rosege 9y ago

    I had a friend sometime around then who did a similar thing at his small office. They would play Age of Empires after work and he would use it to cheat and see where on the map everyone was. He was smart enough to remove it before anyone kn
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    by rosege 10y ago

    or some kind of anti-trust eventuates
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    by rosege 10y ago

    John Clarke was a satirist :-(
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    by rosege 10y ago

    I love FPS but hate multiplayer. Firstly, my ping sucks so I get killed very easily. Second, I dont play that much so get killed by the kids who are playing all day. Hence I rarely play multiplayer if I can avoid it.
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    by rosege 10y ago

    dont forget The Grand Tour and its massive cost