swarnie

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by swarnie 3y ago
Sure, to us technically minded types who work in the industry. Do you think the average erotic fiction writer is keeping abreast (lol) of cloud data access + integrity news?
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by swarnie 3y ago
Intel doesn't need 8 billion, Uncle Sam needs to onshore the manufacturing of a strategic resource before the Chinese unification war. Doing it themselves would be silly when you can direct the market to do it for you.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Worldnews are pretty well known for banning anyone that looks at them funny; you're permitted exactly one correct opinion, deviation will lead to termination Comrade.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Far easier to manage a focused community, disseminate information rapidly, maintain a history of information. For example im currently playing though a mod pack for a game more that 20 years old; post about it on reddit and you get nothing;
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by swarnie 3y ago
Its a faction of the money you'll spend defending East China from reunification. /s/s/s//s/s/s/s (because a lot of you struggle)
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by swarnie 3y ago
I'm unsure about the Canadian market particularly but i can name half a dozen people I know personally who have "Steaming boxes". Most are tech illiterate so I doubt they fully know what it is or how they work but I'm su
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by swarnie 3y ago
For the longest time yeah, it was the centre interconnection of all major routes though the town centre. If you look on street view you can see the main arteries working out from there to the older parts of the town (ignore west and north n
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by swarnie 3y ago
From memory the entire thing is ringed by a cycle loop on the pavement, no reason to get out and in to traffic.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Swindon on HN; never thought I'd see it. Back in the 2000s most driving test routes did cross this roundabout at least once, sometimes multiple times so most people growing up there don't understand the internets confusion by it a
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by swarnie 3y ago
> "little Englander" Mostly used by flag accounts on twitter to dismiss the political right, the working class, home owners... Any one they don't like that day really....
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by swarnie 3y ago
£680 is about what i paid for a room in a HMO 20 miles outside the M25 a decade ago. Providing German healthcare can keep up with all the antibiotics he'll inevitably need it sounds like a good deal.
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by swarnie 3y ago
If your interested maybe bookmark this one for the weekend since i'm thirteen paragraphs in and Kate hasn't meandered remotely close to the point of the article yet.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Depends, can they staff the shift without doing that? If yes, no.
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by swarnie 3y ago
I had to look this up but apparently the UK doesn't either. Still, if a police officer exists within 10 miles of you and sees you and pulls you over its going to cause you a massive delay. I think its a 20 minute minimum wait before br
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by swarnie 3y ago
Ok just to be clear, your the only one here talking about Liberalism. Liberalism and libertarianism are two very different things.
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by swarnie 3y ago
> Do you know why the USA is the richest country in the world while being full of homeless, or has the strongest army in the world while having the shittiest healthcare of all developed countries? Yes, its in the post you're replyin
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by swarnie 3y ago
We've tested many different ideologies and organisational structures just in the last few hundred years. Currently we have a successful but pretty crappy form of capitalism. Some countries have experimented with Communism, fascism, oli
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by swarnie 3y ago
I hate this "Europe" generalisation... Are you talking about the UK, Spain or Romania? Some have met their spending targets, others didn't suck on the Russki gas pipe. If you want to say Germany, just say Germany.
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by swarnie 3y ago
If i manufacture a truck and sell it abroad, and eventually it ends up with a weapons mount in the Syrian desert, am i to blame?
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by swarnie 3y ago
> Instead of spending all 30 minutes in the lunchroom, or surfing the web, he can do housework, do his daily errands, shopping, or what not. This is by far the most beneficial part of working from home for me and one my employer semi-app
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by swarnie 3y ago
Be what?
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by swarnie 3y ago
Christ do you remember 15mbps? those were dark days.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Its amazing how many staff you can support with $39.99 wow mounts and a selection of gaudy hats.
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by swarnie 3y ago
If its the cheapest flight going from and to where i need to be - Yeah sure no problem. I have a far higher chance of dying under a bus / taxi in the airport drop off zone.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Similarly i was surprised to find its marked a river in my village i didn't know existed. Turns out its the drainage ditch they dug to stop the new Barrett boxes from flooding. I think the data may need some work....
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by swarnie 3y ago
Can't speak for Germany but in the UK you'll find the usually suspects shouting in the street like this and the counter protest will be at the ballot box.
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by swarnie 3y ago
How about the politicians listen to the voters and take steps to fix their concerns? Maybe then people wouldn't need to swing to extremes to get the solutions they require.
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by swarnie 3y ago
£7,861.40 in old money That's a shockingly small amount of money for a car. I can do you a Citroen Ami for £8,095 + your dignity. https://www.topgear.com/sites/default/files/2023/08/1-Citroe...
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by swarnie 3y ago
I'm sure we've seen plenty of pictures of Oliver Cromwell in the pub (the pub might even be named after him). If we still celebrate the victor of the 1st British civil war why not the 2nd?
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by swarnie 3y ago
> The base pay range for this role is between $138,900 and $256,500 > The average Cupertino home value is $2,663,389 I'm sorry wtf?

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