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sprafa
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Both.
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HDR is the only good idea they’ve had for a long time.
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7y ago
If it had texting, Uber and maps I’d buy it. Really unfortunate
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7y ago
The whole point of Evangelion is a lot of these people are mentally unwell. Watching Evangelion for the “fights” only works up to the 5th or so episode.. after that most of the violence is psychological (there are a couple of opponents whic
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7y ago
Didn’t know about this. Where can I read more about his behaviour around women?
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7y ago
Virtually anybody but Hollywood exec types love Netflix, particularly creatives (the people who actually DO the things). Netflix has been making enormous amounts of content, even for smaller markets like Spain and betting on great people wh
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7y ago
That’s too bad. Being Portuguese for some reason I thought some countries would be better than others. The British tendency to be indirect and weird about being straightforward (people like that are called “rude” if they work in a majority
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Most British companies I’ve seen operating appear to be an absolute mess from the inside. It’s funny that the British have the Northern European credibility in business but I don’t think they’re anywhere close as efficient or organised as t
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7y ago
Firefox is fast again
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I don’t see how that’s some kind of horrific simplification...
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That’s what happens I guess when you’re running a charity, you can recruit top talent (I assume many 10x folks wouldn’t mind working for wikimedia!) and every dollar counts. Pretty incredible.
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7y ago
The EU didn’t do that, states did that. And if I’m not mistaken part of the reason why it went away was the EU kept giving them advice to stop it.
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7y ago
Absentee ownership is not equal to renting it out.
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7y ago
Moneyland is a good book on this topic. Rich people (top 1%) don’t live or earn money “anywhere” anymore. There’s so much ease to global movement of capital they just move it around so they pay - no taxes - have no accounts with their name
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The Channel Islands, Gibraltar and the Isle Of Man I believe are constantly being used for the purpose of tax evasion, money laundering etc... that’s what frightens me about Brexit - I think the hard Brexiteers actually want to make this ea
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7y ago
Where? In Porto or Lisbon?
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7y ago
The ground being removed, the mass extermination of animals (although people have said its exaggerated in the show). Supposedly the cleanup was immensely expensive
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7y ago
Brendan Eich worked against equal rights. Don’t you know Karl Popper’s formulation - a tolerant world cannot tolerate intolerance.
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7y ago
What’s bothering you, really? So you have evidence Mozilla is splurging their money into political campaigns ?
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7y ago
Are you saying te use of thousands of people to clean up that region is an invention?
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If you are moving there please make an effort to support the local economy and get involved with local politics and governance. The country is being flooded by techies and rich artists thinking that Lisbon is the new Berlin while ignoring c
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You can find French books in some places, but you can find cheap Portuguese books virtually anywhere, but particularly so in Porto, close to where I live. We call local/old/second hand bookshops “alfarrabistas” and they are very c
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Have you watched the show? The effort that was made to clear that are up was above and beyond what most people would consider reasonable.
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I love these books. I can buy them in Portugal for 50p and piece and they phenomenal covers. French police stories are fantastic because everything revolves around sex; which speaks to me as more realistic than American det novels (often ab
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7y ago
Lol, even in his worst case he’s saying you get one out of two predicted advantages from it. That doesn’t sound too bad, particularly if you eat veggie meat in moderation.
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Someone pointed out recently that nuclear is only as safe as its operator - the Us Navy has never had a reactor accident for instance. Still the dangers are Chernobyl and Fukushima - uninhabitable areas where no one can go for generations.
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Why not launch a plastic card and have this as an option
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I had no idea there was such a thing!
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I’ve never had a Stansted Express be late more than 10 min, and I live in east london so it’s super fast to get to Liverpool St. I suppose your travel time varies a lot.
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I meant large passenger planes. And I meant accidental crashes within the EU territory not extraterritorial. I believe the safety record is pretty good, but can’t tell you it’s perfect
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