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by ryacko 7y ago
I suspect the British learned from the Irish’s position on the partition of Ireland. A population with an incompatible culture will lead to indefinite struggle.
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If no one is the bad guy in their own story, than you are surrounded by children.
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If Mozilla offered a browser that people could pay for without having default settings to maximize revenue, the open web could be maintained.
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>There is more evidence that police have ticket quotas than there is that bureaucrats have regulation quotas. Yes, it would not make sense that there are requirements to produce impacts that aren’t publicly noticeable, particularly when
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Cover up what? No one is interested in most of these wars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ongoing_armed_conflict...
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I think it could be argued that they ran out of indigenous peoples or those people have formed their own country.
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Have you read FDA regulations on food labels? Flavor has to be at least printed in a twelve point font. It may be started by lobbyists, but bureaucrats while drafting something will come up with some good ideas of their own.
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by ryacko 7y ago
A tablet costs less than $10 in electricity per year. The energy to mine, refine, and assemble the materials for a tablet is much higher. The mindfulness in everyone trying to be more efficient would have a positive impact on its own though
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by ryacko 7y ago
Firefox recently upstreamed some fingerprinting protections from Tor. Brave is relatively less trackable than most default browsers.
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by ryacko 7y ago
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/NEWORDER (capital purchases by manufacturing) It isn’t even clear that there is a risk of a recession according to some economic indicators.
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That’s a small business. Start out as small as possible with as little risk as possible, put more hours into it over time, increase capital as needed, hire people when you run out of waking hours in the day... Hence the famous startups in a
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by ryacko 7y ago
Disable anti-virus, enable controlled folders. This should block common viruses. Anti-viruses programs, especially the cheaper ones, reduce IOPS while doing other tasks. It doesn’t hurt to scan with Trend Micro’s Housecall scanner.
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Meat can last a long time without rotting, it just loses flavor faster compared to other foods.
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Could a user install anything on those shell accounts?
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Is it necessary for manufacturing to be in the United States? Certainly secure shipping lanes and a country with a friendly government is enough.
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Interesting enough, each ISS contributor retains ownership. http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_and_Robotic_Explorat... But the nexus of the crime involves a US person, so the US has the authority to investigate in
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Archive, transfer user database, and deprecate is common for web forums if an upgrade is needed.
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Trigonometric rangefinding using multiple sensors is simpler.
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It could be worse, they could allow employees to sleep in trucks or cars in the parking lot...
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by ryacko 7y ago
Unikernels are interesting. Could patch a programming language’s standard library to be syscall independent in some fashion.
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The White-Slave Traffic Act of 1910(en.wikipedia.org)
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Please, I recommend reading primary source documents from the CIA on this matter. The below link shows that while the Vietcong controlled parts of the South during 1967, they were significantly weakened, to the point where some NVA military
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There is only one significant figure, saying $1M would be enough. It is an editorial decision anyway.
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The Tet Offensive was largely comprised of NVA units. Regardless, the supply of military aircraft too complex for local maintenance and the refusal to allow any air support after ‘73 by Congress meant the outcome was already decided.
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The US defeated the Vietcong. By many metrics, Vietcong activity greatly dropped. It didn’t stop North Vietnam from invading the South with an army.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Niche phpbb forums still exist. I recommend searching for a relevant search term using this: http://boardreader.com/ It’s a search engine dedicated to message boards.
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They could use rangefinding to limit the distance without dealing with precise timers.
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The courts have ruled there is no legal requirement for the police to competently perform their job. Independent of that though, they could attempt to call the house. Unclear how they dealt with these sorts of situations before SWAT was dev
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by ryacko 7y ago
>I am deeply sorry to the survivors, This is very strange phrasing. I would certainly say victims. Perhaps English isn’t his native tongue, but I doubt he wrote this himself or alone. It seems to both eschew responsibility and subtly rem
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It is safe to say that most people don’t understand algebra. In theory the banks didn’t put a proper interest rate on the loan, since interest rates are mainly to compensate for the risk of lending to the borrower. Although it doesn’t matte

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