0xD3ADB33F

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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   Yes, the geopolitical motivations were pretty obvious. Of course you were labeled a hopeless conservative or conspiracy nutjob by the europhiles if you brought it up.
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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   Unemployment caused by the euro.
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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   Talk about a loaded acronym.
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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   As long as austerity is enforced under the eu-mark the disintegration is a certainty. The only way it could be saved would be to jettison the euro or at least the convergence criteria. Germany doesn't seem keen on a succesful EU, perha
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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   Heard a lot of good things about this book, but the writing is just atrocious, and after a couple of chapters I didn't actually learn anything new... don't get the hype.
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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   There's also the implicit assumption of underlaying knowledge. I remember writing some graphics routines and looked at some examples, but they always seemed to consist of a mess of single variable names. After reading up on the theory
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   by 0xD3ADB33F 10y ago

   I've gotten the habbit of removing the last vowel in those cases. Not always pretty but when documented it's pretty transparent.