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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Seeing as how Sweden was entirely surrounded by Nazi Germany or its possessions, it's not hard to see why they would have given Berlin slightly favorable trade conditions. Especially with any potential help against military invasion be
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Could you explain a bit more about what you mean by that? My interpretation is that even if you completed a bunch of BTC transactions in a way that allowed you to maintain anonymity, over time, new methodologies or technologies will allow f
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Seeing as how some of these comments about their search results claimed the Google widget dominated while others said that competitor results were plainly in top spot, it seems that Google selectively does both one and the other for the sak
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
These bubbles I mention represent only a portion of the cities themselves. I'm not at all referring to the whole populations and areas of many third world countries' large cities. I'm aware of how urbanized many developing co
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Is it just my skewed perception of more or less recent reporting about India's politics or is the supposed largest democracy on Earth slowly turning into an authoritarian nationalist state to a degree it hasn't seen in many years.
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
I would say almost no completely third world countries, but there are large parts of many, if not most countries that are very much severely underdeveloped or riddled with systemic corruption (third world by the classical definition), This
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Examining these and thank you for the elaborate reply. I don't actually deny human-caused climate change mainly because the evidence for its occurrence seems more than overwhelming, but I do mistrust hyperbole and fear ful speculation
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Thanks. so I'm good to enjoy them up until season 10 then. Many more episodes. Haven't seen this show since childhood.
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
You mean after season 10? or after episode 10 in general?
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
"Climate refugees" keeps being repeated ad-cliche as if it were a guaranteed near future event, but I'd love to see the concrete scientific evidence backing up its inevitability. Also, please, show me one single movement of c
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
The premise of this story is hilarious and wonderful to contemplate as a possible scenario. Food for thought and thanks for the link. I'd never heard of it before.
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
More people than ever before in human history live above the line of absolute poverty, today, right now, and this has been a continouos trend for many years so far. The middle class is only eroding insofar as you define things in some wacky
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
I was referring to adult drivers or at least those with more or less adult faculties and physiology (and in some rural areas depending on country, farm and country driving for younger 12 to 15 year old's is definitely tolerated or even
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
A drunk driver is already knowingly drunk and driving one+ ton of metal around at lethally high speeds. Many of these young people, possibly even the vast majority of them, are not knowingly infected, but being treated as if they were all c
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
In case you're referring to mobile apps, there's also FBreader. Not great, but not bad, I've used it for years to read both epub and Mobi books on my phone just fine. (bad for the eyes I know but still useful for always havin
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
I still dislike the practice, but my apologies for the more curt earlier comment. My assumption was that the practice was indeed your own. I had maybe confounded registry with registrar. That said, in general terms, who would these registry
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Since you're here answering questions, what do you have to say about your policy of selling certain unregistered domains as premium offerings for a higher price simply because their names are considered more marketable? I know that thi
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Every single argument you just made failed to refute anything the parent comment said. Furthermore, despite linking to sources specifically stating how fires in the past could regularly be vastly bigger, you simply state that the opposite i
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Your claim makes me a bit skeptical unless im misunderstanding something here... I'd assume that a data source of pure natural radiation would be genuinely random even if its distribution isn't even, and that using anything in you
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Just out of layman's curiosity, what would be the problem or difficulty of somehow connecting a more compact type of radio telescope that detects some level of cosmic background radiation and hooking that up to a computer. Would this n
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
First of all, it's important to distinguish very clearly between UFOs and "aliens from another world visiting us". The two are not at all necessarily related and the public discourse, especially in mass media, UFOlogy dogma a
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
I don't see why my older comment would be downvoted. Obama initiated the legal process against Assange and Biden never once stated a lack of support for it. What in the world would make any of you think he'd somehow change that te
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
A common mistake of modern humans is to presuppose that people from earlier times were somehow less capable of thinking than we are today. No evidence suggests that this was the case. They could be just as rational, they just knew less upon
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
A "unified sense" of right and wrong was often exactly the problem with many societies in history, because they often fall into absolutism and simplistic notions of morality. I'd call our more nuanced and diverse views of wha
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
I see nothing at all about the potential new Democrat government in the U.S that indicates it would in the least bit reduce its stupid, petty, vengeful prosecution efforts against Assange. A fundamental loyalty to protecting the superiority
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
>there's no moral compass for society anymore What? And there was more of such a compass a century ago when lynchings were much more common for "racial defilements"? Or two centuries ago when slaves were considered bad by
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Many hard left movements (and sometimes even soft left groups) have used both mass violence and thuggish targeted violence to promote their agendas and intimidate rivals. The practice has a long, long history that predates even the soviet u
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
So would this then mean that Google's Adwords program for advertising your business based on keywords and target countries or regions is broken and unusable for business owners? (at least not profitably usable). I've read very dif
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by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Thank you.. That's very simple and could be workable for bare bones pages. For basic visual elements the CSS should work I suppose (i'm not a programmer).
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