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Looks at Ireland. 700% GDP! I suspect most of that is private debt though being funneled through the IFSC.
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>There simply was no economically viable alternative This was the lie that German politicians propagated after having been compromised. The obvious reality is Nuclear is economically and environmentally viable.
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Pipelines are finished -- can't be used for anything now. Maybe scuba training or something in the future. With some luck maybe exposed parts will assist aquatic life in forming reefs etc. The harsh reality is this project should never
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It's a great film to watch aside from the relevancy to this topic.
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>I think your main goal is not finding who knows the Answer, but to identify who's lying about it. “Trust those who seek the truth but doubt those who say they have found it.” ― André Gide
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I've repeated this multiple times already but one way to stay compliant and get to use a laptop for work and play is to use bootable hard drives. This keeps everyone happy. Employers are happy to be compliant and employees are happy to
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Because you can't give free internet to China or Russia to give people proper information without government oversight. It's not going to happen without the co-operation of these governments who will actively prevent you from doin
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Ireland is ranked as the most food secure country in the world along with the United States. https://impact.economist.com/sustainability/project/food-sec... I'm curious about the methodology as this map marks
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https://webamp.org/
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https://mailinabox.email/
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How is this different from any other bug bounty program as an incentive to compromise live functionality/user data always exists?
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Send a GDPR request to delete it to their support.
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My brain is soup after trying to read this.
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Green washing refers to calling fossil fuels like natural gas "green".
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Insane that Greenpeace is anti-nuclear. Really undermines the organizations goals.
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Surely eScooters are more comparable to Segway than eBikes. Why are they taking off when Segway didn't?
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Yeah -- that was the first thing I thought. Probably has Irish ancestry but a British passport/accent.
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>both drive the biggest trucks that they could find because they saw that people in large trucks tended to be fare better in accidents. People don't generally consider that the bigger cars are more likely to be in accidents in the f
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Betteridge's law of headlines. No.
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Unless it's some guy with a fishing rod or anchovies -- no industrial fishing is not sustainable. Even salmon farms are fed with 20x the mass of smaller wild fish from the ocean. I love eating fish but this is a fact we all have to fac
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Just like Occulus? All Unity accounts will be authorized by a Meta account. Lose the Meta account lose the Unity access.
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>Use One Big Database. It may be reasonable to have two databases e.g. a class a and class b for pci compliance. So context still deeply matters. Also having a dev DB with mock data and a live DB with real data is a common setup in many
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I think investing knowledge in being able to confidently cook is better than anything software could ever offer in food value. You really do need very little food to make a cheap, nutritious and satisfying meal. The problem is updating the
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>Those lines of code started a company and sent it on a fascinating journey full of wonder I looked forward to reading a lay off message without the obligatory "what a journey" message but like that was in the opening paragraph
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>In other news: I taught my children how to hook up the buggy to the horse. Then I pulled out my great grandfather's Model T and worked them through how to adjust the spark and planning their stops because it didn't have normal
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There is probably a lot more "cancellations" recently give inflation and Covid hence the update to AirBnB policy. I'm sure many booked holidays a year ago at great rates when people couldn't travel and hosts desperately
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>Tell that to China China and the entirety of the EU are the only entities on the planet that could possible compete with "US Tech" and thus the only ones in a position to "go it alone" in order to accelerate a domest
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To have access to American tech. Simply turning off Google/Apple/Amazon/Facebook will have massive repercussions throughout that countries economy and politics and put that country at a competitive disadvantage on a world sta
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A breach of contract liability. Once they had the money they will have to show something in court to justify keeping it -- if you were to dispute that requested work was not completed.
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WordPress plugin deployment depends upon on Subversion
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