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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Monty Python is well known in Eastern Europe, much more than anarcho syndicalism.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Are we really "pissing it away"? For example the fact that VS Code is an Electron app written in HTML, CSS and TypeScript opened the door for many extension developers. I prefer it this way compared to the older native/Java-
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
I recently got my money from MtGox. Apparently yes. Don't get me wrong, you have a point. It's just not about crypto currency at all, and yet you're presenting it as a fault of the technology. The technology is sound, problem
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
But it's still your expression , or put another way an expression of you . Imagine art critics studying your art - they would be asking what was your history, context, what happened to you and what was going through your head that ma
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Not really different from fiat at all. If you give someone your password to authorize wire transfers, you're going to have the exact same problem as with crypto. Only if they stole the password then you might have a chance to apply for
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
I'm not sure how is it relevant to crypto. You let someone manage your private keys and they ran away with them. Don't do that? I had my money in a bank that failed last year. I still can't access my money, I'm probably
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Oh I got that part of a joke, but that doesn't mean I don't want to continue discussing :)
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Sure, if that is so, then it might be an option too. Though I have never heard about that, while children are singing campfire songs about mammoths... Marketing matters - "Eat a prehistoric human" doesn't sound as cool as &q
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
"Better off" doesn't mean much. We would be better off doing neither of these, but being better off is not the goal - the goal is to eat an elephant or a mammoth. Seems like the gestation period would make it more of a luxury
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
What are the good reasons? I assume we're talking about a situation where we could create the elephants "on demand", like with these mammoths.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
As if this wasn't a problem in communism with its horrendous gigantic state owned companies with millions of employees that always completed the plan to 120% and yet couldn't ever provide a stable supply of basic necessities.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
For example we use a very restrictive Jira support ticket process to enforce our ISO compliance.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
The EU considered nuclear energy to not be "green" up until very recently, which directly contributed to the demise of said nuclear power plants as well as many potential projects.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
What are some of these modern approaches? Vue, Svelte don't feel like that.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Maybe they don't want to hire experienced engineers but prefer smart juniors they can teach their own specific ways of doing things?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
This is like complaining that a blog site shows you blog posts. It's made for this purpose, not yours. Using it is your choice - don't.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
It just uncovered that no, the government is not acting in our best interest, it's acting in its best interest. Sometimes these two might align in some areas, but that's coincidental.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
The flight cost more because they also wanted to fly much further
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Is it really weird that two very overworked boosters fail after they both get overworked around the same time? The only odd thing is that they have multiple very overworked boosters.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
> access citizenship via investment in a country. I guess that's what they mean by "it's a billionaire thing"
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Not if there is a risk that you will run away. That jail time shortens a potential prison sentence.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Where do I complain about the EU regulation that caused the banks to implement this requirement? Should I switch continents?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
That's pretty hard to do when the absolute majority of the sum of taxes is paid by poor people. Even if you taxed the rich at 99%, it would be short by orders of magnitude - and then of course you have to consider https://en
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
It was made for me, so I'm trying to make the best out of it.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
France isn't totalitarian by having laws against privacy and cryptography?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
I don't have anything to sacrifice. I'm single, no children, no wife and not looking for one, and the work I'm doing is also my hobby.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Nobody here cares about "building for all income levels", that's some fantasy about European social utopia, but it's wrong. It's about what can you sell. You build a building with flats of 2-3 sizes - a lot of small
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
They had much less children than the people outside cities, and the absolute majority of people was not living in cities then. Many of those working in cities had their families outside the city.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
No, there is a specific ruling says that says downloading for personal use is not infringement or violation of copyright. The person who uploaded it is the one infringing by giving out copies, not the person downloading. That's why dow
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
"All their income" is very funny to hear when a small house in Prague costs 2 million dollars - now check what's the average income there.

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