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India also lifted restrictions this week i believe.
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7y ago
Please go to investing or personal finance, you're worse then OP.
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As someone in the UK who has earned more and more over the last decade but never seems to actually have more i'm going to read this enthusiastically.
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7y ago
/r/wallstreetbets
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Negative stigma? I personally don't use it because everywhere I've seen it previously is in gaming/twitch communities.
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Don't you need a spare 300m-500m to buy that office?
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Its disappointing, China seemed a lot more open and transparent this time around compared to SARS. Unfortunately i still don't trust the numbers they publish.
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How do universal fobs work? Do they pair with your car in some way?
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Lots of people still don't want a single account which crosses all topics. I personally maintain three - A professional one mainly used on technology forums, another for politics only and then a final one for... Other stuff. I know lot
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I understand insane maximums, offence stacking and plea deals are part of your culture, maybe we should explore that further?
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This seems like a bit of an over reach no? I've looked up wire fraud in the US and it seems to come with some properly serious penalties: Whoever, having devised or intending to devise any scheme or artifice to defraud, or for obtainin
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Maybe a lot of people don’t run Linux or their Zen/Ryzen machine? Since as you’ve said, it has issues.
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I think they had an unpatched weblogic server/java web application that was internet facing.
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Could well be SAP just deployed by a different consultancy team, in fact it wouldn't surprise me.
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You should never discount the inherited biases of senior management. So many times I've seen a company implement SAP because the C-level employee in change of a software appraisal stage used SAP before, it worked before and just assume
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Microsoft Dynamics, AX, JD Edwards, Netsuite, Oracle ERP, Sage, Salesforce, Syspro, IFS ERP. And a hundred other specialised systems which fit their niche markets. Not everyone needs a full stack ERP/FSM/CRM solution, their are al
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I can answer number 2. The closer you stick to "out the box" ERP the more chance you actually have of moving off of it in the future. Any ERP consulting house worth their fee will know how to move customers from one standard ERP s
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I work for a competing ERP software house and this is the first bit of advice i give after introducing myself. Customising an ERP can be interesting, keeping it supported and updateable 5/10 years after the guy who wrote the mods retir
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Maybe challenge scenarios could be included? "Successfully take off in this helicopter in adverse weather/terrain conditions" The "too soon" bit gets to me... maybe that's how some people cope.
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Funnily enough i have a 1060 right now, this entire comment is scarily on point for my exact situation!
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What is the process like for getting lithium out of sea water? Is is a clean process or do we need to poison the oceans further to do this?
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Can anyone vouch for how well consumer CPUs have come along in the last 5-10 years? I'm still running a i7 2700k and haven't even felt the need to upgrade. I guess i didn't want to when Intel only released $600-$800 scam CPUs
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When the price of an asset doesn't match its underling worth, not strictly true since prices are high but earning are also high, PE ratio looks average in the US. I assume OP is alluding to low interest rates, lots of money being injec
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I'm forced to use Workplace in my company and i absolutely hate it. After 15 years of employers trying to keep employees off social media they're now trying to shove it back in again. While joined to around 100 groups in my global
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Isn't Facebook known for building shadow profiles on non-users?
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Live data can be found here: http://grid.iamkate.com/ Currently 31% Gas, 33% renewables including wind. It should be mentioned the weather here is grim right now so weekly/monthly/yearly averages are worse.
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I grew up in Swindon and took my driving test there. The only complication usually is drivers who don't know ho to use it / are timid. Also the football ground on the corner doesn't help when 1000s of people all arrive at tho
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That really does depend where you get your news from. If you religious stick to the Daily Mail don't be shocked when its 90% Royals and Celebrities. Something like BBC news world or The Times will generally cover the more important glo
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Still waiting on Anne Sacoolas, whenever you're ready America.
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Every other car in my town seems to be a Prius, are you sure?
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