swarnie

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by swarnie 3y ago
Don't you always pull out before a grift dies? That's just smart not-business. How is this news?
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by swarnie 3y ago
It always amazes me how some places worked out socialised health care and other places really, really didn't. You would expect developed nations to all land within a few percentile of each other on major issues but for whatever reason
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by swarnie 3y ago
Seems about right, two English speaking, one French, one Spanish. The legacy of empire.
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by swarnie 3y ago
I only know the guys name in passing but wasn't he tied up in one of the exchange scams that imploded last year?
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by swarnie 3y ago
Considering this same failure has happened a few times in recent memory maybe its over optimistic of me to expect an entry on the support wiki or something.
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by swarnie 3y ago
As is tradition =) (We actaully have no major issues with the French at least in my generation, its all just good fun)
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by swarnie 3y ago
The R/canada subreddit had a good breakdown last week Essentially 92% of Canadians can't afford the average home based on the average income. I think if you do "top" of the last month it'll be near the top.
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by swarnie 3y ago
> the addition of nutritional information for fast food outlets would be very welcome, I really don't see it... We know a Big Mac is a shitty life choice, how is putting a number next to it going to help (we already do this i think)
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by swarnie 3y ago
No, its an egg. Are you just being contrarian or do you not get the general idea?
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by swarnie 3y ago
> homemade daal You can name the ingredients yes? Surely you can because you've put each one in yourself. > but I can have loads of potato chips No, because im not convinced you know what Firming agent (calcium chloride) is. Gett
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by swarnie 3y ago
People don't need a nanny state to tell them 12 pints and a kebab are a shitty life choice, i refuse to believe people are this stupid.
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by swarnie 3y ago
I'd go simpler than that. If something goes in your mouth you need to confidently be able to state every ingredient in it. Easy rule, easy to follow. You've got to work really, really hard following this rule to still end up as a
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by swarnie 3y ago
I am not, that might explain it. Not sure exactly why/when the switch over happened but Bing has dominated Google for image and video search for years.
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by swarnie 3y ago
$600M buys you a lot of TBDs apparently. If this game ever actually comes out and doesn't cure at least one type of cancer the weirdest online people are going to be furious.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Where / How are you finding Pinterest links? I've just searched about two years of browser history and i haven't landed their once.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Still, putting the stove on to make a cup of tea seems wrong.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Reminds me of my old college lecturer. > There is no such thing as a bug or a glitch. Computers will only do exactly what someone tells them to do. > You either have a mistake, or a lack of understanding.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Not particularly, London isn't exactly known for its share trading anyhow.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Rishi already taxes the tits off anything he can recall after consuming half a tin of Dulux, please no more taxation. My point isn't that the lottery is good, just that its the clear moral winner in an industry which includes Bet365, W
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by swarnie 3y ago
These 27 ensure whatever gets pulled you will match two. Or to put it another way, this system ensures you only lose £52 a week maximum before any additional free lucky dips or rolldowns.
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by swarnie 3y ago
The UK lottery does a lot of good with its funds and should be mentally separated from other betting/gambling firms in my opinion. If you want to "gamble" its the best option, if you don't you can always wait for the gov
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by swarnie 3y ago
Maybe without the tangible aspect even children would realise they are paying $$$ for infinitely reproducible pixels. IE the death of economics as i understand it.
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by swarnie 3y ago
In reality what do you pay for energy? a 25% hike sounds blissful compared to northern Europe last year. Just checking this isn't another situation where gas went from 8c/l to 11c/l and every lost their minds.
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by swarnie 3y ago
I can't be convinced that this whole situation isn't just a group of tyrannical regimes and finance heavies clubbing together to bury Twitter (often used as a co-ordination place against their interests) and are simply using Musk
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by swarnie 3y ago
My grasp of capitalist theory is somewhat lacking but is this the point where the invisible hand would conjure up a competitor whith lower rates and higher pay outs, taking business from the gouging banks?
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by swarnie 3y ago
> I'm not gonna print out a 146 page doc Excellent, with no index you would absolutely need a search function which paper can't provide.
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by swarnie 3y ago
Not sure why this got such a negative reception, intermittent fasting has been shown to have multiple benefits. Its probably closer to what we spent generations evolving towards than the typical diet of shoving processed meats + Big Gulps i
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by swarnie 3y ago
I struggle to differentiate it from investigative journalism. > You've given data to Company X, they aren't looking after it correctly.
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by swarnie 3y ago
We're talking about an industry who proudly announced instant bank to bank payments last week like 2003 has just arrived in the colonises. Don't expect speed or creativity in the US banking sector.
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by swarnie 3y ago
I dont know much about US gov dependant companies, aren't shareholders wiped out first?

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