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by x38iq84n 8y ago
With the UK leaving without a deal, the hole in EU budget is not going to fill itself, is it?
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This, 100 %.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
> I have seen zero proposed solutions or ways of combating the rise of white supremacists No, you have only missed them. The solution is exactly free speech and more of it. These days people are often suppressed when they voice a concern
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
You can choose to skip posts, block users from view, close the tab with that disturbing website, not to view the "breaking news mosque shooting" video. Do you seriously ask for a censorship of media, social or other, just so you d
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Yes. Go after the authors of said horrible crimes, not after those in possession of a video thereof.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
NZ goes even further, threatening 10 years prison for a “possession of a video”. Kiwis have gone bananas. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-16/nz-threatens-10-ye...
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
The shooting in Christchurch is a tragedy that should not have happened. That said, this massive wave of censorship across MSM, NZ ISPs, regardless of the motivation, is very disturbing. It will be inevitably used to suppress citizens'
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Coast-to-coast AP demo was promised before Eo2017. Still waiting. Meanwhile, the AP cannot handle traffic lights, city traffic, conditions of bad weather, sections of road with poor or temporary lanes, it crashes to high-vis large stationar
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Nope, Tesla is still blatantly lying.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Netflix Site Error – Page Not Found But I am with you; Bob Ross videos on youtube.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Lean that an artificial increase of the cost of labor causes some of the most vulnerable and lowest income workers be squeezed out of the labor market. Once too expensive, they get replaced by a machine (e.g. taking fast food orders) or the
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
It's the same old story every time minimum wage is raised. Will they never learn?
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Each body that can introduce legislation represents a possible attack vector against our remaining freedom. Each additional tear of government is more distant from the voter, more difficult to oversee, communicate with and oppose. I have to
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
This. Article 13. Article 11. TTIP. CETA. Stupid ideas coming out of EU are more and more frequent. I don't want to give feedback. I want accountable and professional political representation that will not dare to come up with such ide
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Good job. Thank you/the team for standing up for good basic principles.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
> Tesla states that it is temporarily backing footage to its network Lol, sure. Speaking of SW improvements, is Tesla autopilot still crashing into stationary vehicles and concrete slabs on highways and stuff? How about focusing on that
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
I have had the same feeling for months and not limited to Google, sadly DDG suffers from the same. Search result quality has been getting worse and my search queries contain more and more quotes just to get back to a previous level. What I
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
And then there are civilised countries that do not have national ID, yet their citizens can vote, purchase property, access higher education, obtain employment, access credit, or public health, among other fundamental rights. Hence, nationa
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
This is quite a bit different since Amazon Flex users probably fall in the Eligible users category as contractors. But of course, IANAL. :)
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Has Tesla fixed the autopilot to stop killing people yet? Strange priorities.
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Deja vu February 2008.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Good luck and please keep us posted how the money burning goes. lol
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AP racks up miles on highways and in favorable conditions, i.e. out of city traffic, parking, most pedestrians interaction and so on.