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by vasco 4mo ago
No it's not like that in "europe". Plenty of people have been in the limbo state for years in portugal for example until the new government started expediting processes. I had several refugee friends which were in this situat
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by vasco 4mo ago
If you saw a bunch of it and presumably are fine what does it matter then? Sure it might have been uncomfortable for a few days and you may not have understood right away but so what? That's almost every week as a kid. Seeing some titt
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by vasco 4mo ago
Putting "I don't mean to insult you" before a mild phrase just makes it sound you actually want to insult but in a passive aggressive way.
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by vasco 4mo ago
What can possibly require a laptop to be shut down instead of put to sleep?
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by vasco 4mo ago
There's many cheap watches with effectively infinite battery. But no gps
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by vasco 4mo ago
People lose limbs all the time with fireworks
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by vasco 4mo ago
Decades is a few years in a trash conversation. Things stay longer in a regular dump.
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by vasco 4mo ago
Those parts aren't the hard ones? You collect waterworks taxes the same way regular taxes are collected in NL. You get a letter with an amount to pay and you pay it. The waterworks is the entity that sends you the letter and manages th
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by vasco 4mo ago
What if an elephant steps on the power cable to the server room?
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by vasco 4mo ago
They are indeed
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by vasco 4mo ago
There's no hypothetical, they tried to equate this to basically buying a gun where you do the certification on purchase. Internet connected devices are not planned to be controlled like that but per session. Under that model what they
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by vasco 4mo ago
The verification is not done per device but per usage session.
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by vasco 4mo ago
How does the parent prove they are the parent. All you need is to think about the next step, come on now.
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by vasco 4mo ago
This is like saying you're not concerned about war because people will notice war is bad and stop doing it. It's not a smart position to hold that bad things are good because they may bring on reversals.
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by vasco 4mo ago
It seemed unlikely to me that cookie banners would be a thing across the whole internet if nothing else because no website operators would put them in. How wrong was I. All they need to do is popularize the idea of "if your website doe
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by vasco 4mo ago
Huehuehue
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by vasco 4mo ago
You can read Adam Smith if you're looking for definitions, there's no need to read charlatans.
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by vasco 4mo ago
What true hackers really did was discuss the definition of the word and how to use it
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by vasco 4mo ago
Maybe you just were never carefully told about something you did wrong in a way that everyone feels like they learned from it. The top reply to my comment put it better than I could, I think there was an overcorrection. I believe in fixing
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by vasco 4mo ago
That's not true, he was already famous during his trial which made him well known before any books or public speeches.
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by vasco 4mo ago
Shame works for me. If I was ever the one that got sniped and my colleagues saw it I'd forever be paranoid about it. Like when my dad sat me down and told me that I couldn't keep losing hats all the time when I was a kid and that
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by vasco 4mo ago
Sure, it would be better that everyone could have a beautiful life without any worries and being able to do all they want to. Choosing the world cup as the thing to be mad about is ridiculous though.
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by vasco 4mo ago
Yes if the ticket selling happened in another world with another species other than humans it is possible that nobody would try to scalp. Here on earth people will find ways to bring non-market prices in-line with a market. It has nothing t
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by vasco 4mo ago
The existence of scalpers is the proof
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by vasco 4mo ago
Mate poor people never went to any world cup. I find it funny to watch rich guys discuss why it is too expensive to buy a ticket TO THE WORLD CUP. Like that was never a thing people afforded unless you happen to have the luck of your life a
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by vasco 4mo ago
Do you realize you also need to pay for hotels and flights and food and etc? In such situations of course you'd sell them. People talk as if the ticket is even the problem and that it's cheap to go otherwise.
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by vasco 4mo ago
Nobody talked about attacks, we just said we'd avoid it. You at first escalated it to "hate" and now to "attacked".
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by vasco 4mo ago
That's not the bottom line, the law is the law nobody is arguing to kick anyone out. This thread was just about why someone might not want to go there and then being gaslighted that homeless people are somehow not a risk group in any w
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by vasco 4mo ago
Finally I understand why meditation hippies kinda seem aloof when you talk to them. Turns out they are trying to multi-task some kind of awarenessmaxxing while speaking to you. The more you know! I always thought that was part of their weir
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by vasco 4mo ago
Your argument defeats itself. You say fear is good, presumably because it stops you from doing things you don't know are dangerous. But then you say you can do a technique to defeat fear when you know the fear is irrational. But your a

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