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A CIA/Mossad pension plan? Do you think he got the villa next to Epstein or Kobe?
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To print a bigger target on them? What?
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3y ago
Get paid a six figure sum to give the opening ten minute speech at XYZ banks yearly conference.
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So why would the public opinion even matter. I'm confused by your original point. No one picks a flight based on what plane takes them there. Its Departure/destination/time/price/connections.
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3y ago
The public don't get a vote, companies aren't a democracy.
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Who else, from what other discipline would the shareholders want in charge? Genuinely asking. I'd take a calculator nerd over a tech bro almost any (business) day.
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> Kettle (15 mins/day) Based on reddit conversations i didn't think kettles had made it out to the colonies yet?
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3y ago
The UK already has a stupid amount of offshore wind with multitudes more in the planning / development phase. This is part of a wider strategy with The Netherlands, Denmark and Germany and interconnect their energy markets using the no
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This is pretty common i think. 20 years ago when i was at school phones had to be turned off at the gate and not turned back on until you left, a 3310's text message ringtone meant someone was getting suspended. Some small exceptions w
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Cash out, buy a yacht, leave WSBs with the bag.
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Its already pretty cheap right? Checking Octopus it seems to be averaging about £140 a month on my account.
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3y ago
No popups, ads or related items for me. Looks like the most vanilla 2008 blog site possible
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3y ago
Maybe in some countries (i'm assuming this is about the US?) Over here you drive 50km out of a major city and you've probably passed through a second and arrived in a third.
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Did he ever get his university prison camp finished?
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3y ago
That article appears unrelated to NXP.
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Either/or works i think.
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I do wonder with the cost reduction, weight limit increase and turnaround time reduction if we could now skip a lot of "planning". Can we get to a point where every kg doesn't need to be maliciously thought about and optimise
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I'm not sure what else you want the guy to do. He has multiple video series, a live stream and about six novels i can name.
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3y ago
That's not necessarily a bad thing. 500-800m people on bicycles would probably be healthier overall.
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Wasn't it time to take action after the Equifax leak, or the facebook-cambridge leak? Yahoo? Marriott International? Yahoo again somehow? Nothing will change. Its time for people to stop expecting things from their corpo-overlords or t
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When did i claim "conspiracy theories" ? Sorry i stopped reading after that because i think you've responded to the wrong person.
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3y ago
Ignoring using the Guardian as a source for now..... If any of us openly criticised our employer on social media what would we expect? A round of applause?
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3y ago
64gb -> OS, light gaming, 6 oracle DB's and a few middlewares.
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From looking in to the company a lot last year i think its mostly 5g and national infrastructure. Huawei getting black bagged by the US helped a bit.
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3y ago
Welcome to the 21st century American friends, enjoy your stay. God knows why it took this long.....
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Where only a percentage of objects can change their path if needed. If a collision does happen 2 objects become 20,000 objects in an instance.
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But you have other options which is my point. (swap in any corpo-service provider you personally like the most) Blanket banning subnet ranges from services because of the actions of someone else is 3rd world shit.
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> Sorry citizen, google services are inaccessible because the only ISP in your city sold a service to a bad actor. > We might fix this, we might not, you DONT have a choice. > Thank you for your continued business.
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Risk and reward. You can rent out a property and have it go perfectly fine, sometimes you encounter Degens who trash the place. The trick is minimising your risk upfront to get a better result.
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Crypto speed running every financial crisis of the previous century in about three years should be studied at some point. We already have laws regulating a lot of this stuff... All my Apes gone.
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