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> They also pursue nuclear weapons. I have zero problems with this. Why do America (The only country to actually use a nuke) get to decided who gets national security and who gets "freedom and democracy" delivered by a predator
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Stops working after four years due to planned obsoletes but due to the billion dollar legal team it can never be proven in court.
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"We recently had to purge 80% of our content because we couldn't say with any certainty that it was legal" Not something i would like to have on my business card.
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Tech support by Ben Dover?
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6y ago
N.I and EIRE are very different things, we had a couple of wars about it i think...
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This will effect people still using Facebook in 2020, they only have themselves to blame.
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Not before 2030ish
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Its the "one size fits all" rule which annoys me. My car will comfortably sit at 110mph all day long, if I'm alone on a motorway in the early hours who am i hurting or endangering? It certainly isn't about safety because
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Just China checking their already 100% working vaccine from months ago is still better /s
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OP appears to have got lost on the way to /r/unitedkingdom where similar comments are generated by angry bots all day, every day. Some perspective would be nice. When you tell your buyers to go grab every last bit of PPE they can
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Nations yes, what does it say about corporations making claims?
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You don't willingly fuck with Ronald's lawyers. The soulless Muppets are brutal even when dealing with Hippies. Imagine what they would bring down on a semi-legitimate business like Yelp.
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The link is already down.... Who has an archive?
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I highly don't recommend it. I've known several people killed on the A419/A417.
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Can i ask what your requirement for a dual SIM is all about? I've only seen this popular in 3rd world mnarkets.
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And this has resulted in teams spending silly money this year and last to "beat" the new caps. New wind tunnels, new factories, expensive software projects. All ploughed ahead this year so they don't have to go on the books a
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> Germany is really the world leader in personal liberty / privacy. > "After absences such as vacations and sick leave the supervising team leaders conducted so-called Welcome Back Talks with their employees. After these tal
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If you want to save money on your military budget i can find a few hundred overseas bases i could recommend for closure.
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Don't worry too much, most Indians i meet online don't like my country either.
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A good chunk of the world has shifted that way since 2000, its actually baffling.
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Only available in the US and i can't find a link to the launch library. Judging by the background images not a single game i want is included. Not a great start....
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I like messing about with bots and auto-posting. Lots of subreddits have restrictions based on karma and account age. Mass creating in batches seemed the easiest answer.
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Out of interest is the reddit username generator written by someone in that community? ( https://perchance.org/reddit-username ) Its my go-to place when i need another 30-40 accounts.
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I've tried watching a few different US news channels over the years. I think the most insulting part was that you actually call it "News" I'm not one to throw random, overused terms around the internet but your most popu
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Greece have been bought, sold and bought again. Economic slaves of Europe at this point.
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I had no idea. Thinking back I doubt the place we stayed was ever intended to be a rental, it felt like a very large house which had been portioned up in to 4 flats and a make-shift reception area added. Cool city but some worrying experien
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I'd argue the two go hand in hand. When we plan a trip we pull out the bucket list of places we want to go, then pick the week and finally look at prices. If 4 nights in a hotel is going to cost twice as much in a certain city compared
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I came to Athens last summer and spent 4 nights in the city staying in an AirBnB style rent. I thought it would be better doing this than giving my money to a generic international hotel chain but you disagree apparently. I find your soluti
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> So last week there were posts about how major players were scraping wsb for data to aid in their trades? Are you sure this wasn't a parody article? I recall something similar but it made a reference to your wifes boyfriend in the
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> The tie-up sent Nikola’s shares surging by 51% and GM’s by 10%. Credit Suisse called it “a crucial validation datapoint on the GM EV strategy.” That's 4bn of share price return for a 10 yea, 2bn partnership. Presumably they'l
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