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by thdespou 4y ago
How does it work? He was buying actual products using his personal credit card but he was modifying the actual price? So that he would pay almost nothing but still get the products? And then he supposedly threw away the products but instead
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by thdespou 4y ago
I use them as furniture. Or as to elevate my computer laptop.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Wow. It still has the "Olympic Airlines" signage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympic_Airlines This is history.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Depending where you live, all cars could be considered luxury cars but in reality they are just expensive. For example in Ireland a new scoda Octavia starts from 34k-54k euros. There is not big difference in price, but it's not consid
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by thdespou 4y ago
Take that Elon...
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by thdespou 4y ago
Their biggest slap in the hand was the reputation hit though.
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by thdespou 4y ago
I would be ashamed to put that into my cv. It's like working in a porn industry.
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by thdespou 4y ago
"Off with their heads"
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by thdespou 4y ago
Yeah it looks dated. It has its uses though.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Wow. How pathetic...
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by thdespou 4y ago
People in Afganistan, do not want to see progress in their country. Period. They chose this life of fanatism and hatred. They let the Taliban rule. All the money or support in the world cannot change that sadly.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Thats a lot of pushups. I wonder if they are in proper form though because I can do quite a few "half-baked" ones every day.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Hello Elon. Nice to meet you.
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by thdespou 4y ago
chatGPT has arrived...
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by thdespou 4y ago
I was looking at the implementation. What the hell. Who would want to maintain this monster?
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by thdespou 4y ago
It may be still a legal tender but it has stopped being issued https://www.centralbank.ie/consumer-hub/notes-and-coins/euro...
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by thdespou 4y ago
it's called pattern recognition
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by thdespou 4y ago
500 euro bills were scrapped some time ago.
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by thdespou 4y ago
This is probably a syndrome of overhyped lead developers trying to "engineer" a solution without consulting with the team beforehand. They read a bunch of articles, decide that it's the "best" solution and blend eve
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by thdespou 4y ago
Yeah it's all bells and whistles in the beginning but most of the time you have to do half the job for something ever simple like writing an email explaining your situation. I think it gives false hopes.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Noone is forcing you to accept anything. If else the girl and parents had to make that decision and accept the risks. They would probably had to sign a legal document as well. Maybe you need to chill out of the conspiracy mindset.
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by thdespou 4y ago
I'm Greek but I'm living abroad. Never bothered changing my status back in Greece. They would count me as absent from every public voting.
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by thdespou 4y ago
That's not a problem if you have Turkish or Russian toilets...
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by thdespou 4y ago
I suspect the author used chatGPT to generate some of the arguments against it. As always there will be downplayers and critics as they really need to justify Their existence. But they are only talk not actions.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Thanks for the Memrise recommendation. I tried it today and found it much better than Duolingo.I think Duolingo makes you more stressed to keep up with the day streak and I find my self just redoing a couple of stories just to keep it runni
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by thdespou 4y ago
Time to detox from Chinese dependency.
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by thdespou 4y ago
It's the journey not the destination that matters.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Calculus by M.Spivak. Buy a notebook and start solving it's problems. By the time you finish with most of the book you will be a Math god.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Lol you are faking responses though Doesn't sound genuine.
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by thdespou 4y ago
Yeah at least you have Brexit teething problems to worry about.

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