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thriftwy
3y ago
In this case you will indeed get a visit of militarized police or state army, and you have good chances being crippled or dead in the process and you know it . The point being, 99% of arrests will not involve guns at all. State has guns,
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thriftwy
3y ago
Who do not like jelly worms? Pigeons has high parasite load, due to cramped living, and feed from dumpster cans. Not cool
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thriftwy
3y ago
They come to your house with a prison sentence and five strong, unarmed men and walk you away politely? What would you do against the state?
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thriftwy
3y ago
Usually not. They might have them, especially in trigger-happy locales, but they don't use them. You're not usually dragged behind bars at the gunpoint. You're going behind bars voluntarily because the alternative is being dr
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thriftwy
3y ago
Governments don't need guns to stay in power. It's sufficient for them to have a lawyer and some cops to put you behind bars if they wish. Resisting will just make you go behing those bars for much longer.
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thriftwy
3y ago
The difference is that there is serious deterrence against the use of conventional weapons (you can't just do a quick over the border raid), but for 0days it's all you can exploit buffet.
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thriftwy
3y ago
It's way more complicated than that and also not the only event which happened there. I can see that the West have no reservations about them participating in trashing the country, though.
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thriftwy
3y ago
Your bank account can sure ve seized by the government and even not auctioned off.
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thriftwy
3y ago
Isn't that the description of that the world did to Yugoslavia since the last decade of the last century? It is purely tragic, I've been to Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia to confirm. Life imitates art.
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thriftwy
3y ago
That would defeat the purpose of having a vector map app.
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thriftwy
3y ago
OSM is basically a dataset. Everybody renders this dataset differently unless they are sharing a renderer. Android apps such as Maps.ME and OsmAnd do their own vector renders.
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thriftwy
3y ago
I wonder why it does not happen naturally if they outcompete normal bacteria, though. Bacteria has great speed of evolution.
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thriftwy
3y ago
Realistically, any small amount of wealth that is available to a citizen will not grow significantly relative to any other comparable amount, since there is no room for it to grow. So don't worry about this devouring business. But othe
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thriftwy
3y ago
Wow, that does indeed puts those expensive $300k, 100m² 3-bed apartments in central St. Petersburg into perspective.
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thriftwy
3y ago
Normally, a studio apartment is not an endgame but a stepping stone: once you have it and paid out mortgage, you can sell it and buy a 2-3 bedroom unit. Are these actually not available?
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thriftwy
3y ago
This only works if buying that ticket does not become a nuisanse.
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thriftwy
3y ago
The obvious upside is that it does have "affordable" and "housing" in a single sentence, especially if we are not talking about Moscow (but even then your chances of owning your own home now exist).
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thriftwy
3y ago
Why not raise prices until you hit the supply demand cross? Yes you will visit one event out of three (just as today), but the dignity will remain with you.
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thriftwy
3y ago
They should give a blanket licence to PIK and LSR and then plead for mercy watching rows after rows of 25 storey buildings.
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thriftwy
3y ago
How is that principially different from your granny worrying about breaking hips? You can play catch with your brother who is 15 years older and your sister who is 30 years older will haul you around. Grannies raise children just fine, and
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thriftwy
3y ago
Maybe that's because all traditional religions are way outdated and the modern emergent cults are all hostile towards reproduction.
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thriftwy
3y ago
Late XX century has shown that people don't want to live "out there" in the wide fields or lush grasslands. Instead they would line up for an overpriced apartment in London or a condo in Silicon Valley. A nice coast with view
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thriftwy
3y ago
A family of two 60-year old middle class, stable income citizens owning a home have way more resources to have a baby than a 25 yo upstart young women with no home or spouse. They may hire a part time assistant for the first two years and i
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thriftwy
3y ago
Just make human fertility longer. It's painfully short. Modern women are only really fertile for 25% of their life, and significant part of that period is spent on trying to become financially stable. If women would be fertile up to 60
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thriftwy
3y ago
How is that solar shade coming along?
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thriftwy
3y ago
The surprising is that this side turned to be manageable. People around them ended up not wanting to actively destroy themselves and their environment. That was the big surprise of 00's and it coincided with aftermatch of when the lead
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thriftwy
3y ago
Late Soviet writers such as Strugatsky brothers would often bring out the topic of barbarism and brutality which is characteristic of Human race and had to be fought at all times... ...which is, as far as we know now, not innate but looks l
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thriftwy
3y ago
Can re-visit a place by pressing space bar (not present in 1.0, so I have heard)
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thriftwy
3y ago
Yup, because we are dying to have more of these huge latifundia bathing the world in pesticides and being so large they can buy politicians by a dozen. Are you writing from 1970?
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thriftwy
3y ago
HoMM5 is actually pretty good, but it aged worse than HoMM3 with its low end 3D graphics. 3D UI is also not as snappy as 2D sprites (also true for recent Master of Magic remaster). But the content is quite solid.
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