saul_pako

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by saul_pako 9y ago
It's not hard to get a job, by to get a job that you can be sure to still have tomorrow when you wake up is another cup of tea. Working on day to day contracts and filling in for ordinaries does not grant you and your family a stable i
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by saul_pako 9y ago
Love the fact and the way that the topic presented. I find it hard to apply to other lines of work though, especially classic working class jobs and for example healthcare and teaching. How would you guys modify the list? I for one would ra
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by saul_pako 9y ago
For sure there are great difficulties in understanding what has passed when primary sources är long gone and we only have silent artefacts. But don't you think the remains of today, compared to the now considered ancient, due to todays
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by saul_pako 9y ago
To this day, how reliable are these kind of maps? I am not to familiar with open water maps and/or navigation but my experience from navigating close to shore tells me that charts not being precise can be quite devastating. Positive to
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by saul_pako 9y ago
Interesting article. The whole smoke screen idea is in a way interesting but at the same time; isn't it exactly what is to be expected from commercial providers of social media? I'm not sure if you catch my drift, but since when d
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by saul_pako 9y ago
As a native of Scandinavia I too have experienced the trend of people claiming their right to be judged on skill rather than background or appearance. Here however, it is often argued that the right to be judged on skill and compatibility,
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by saul_pako 9y ago
I might be off on this one, so please bear with me if that is the case; as I understand it Taaki says that for a crypto-currency to be functional it has to be anchored in the local language and infrastructure - currencies such as bitcoin ar