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by 3838 12y ago
in that case you might consider working part-time - i'm not sure what to suggest, a job where you'll meet people your own age, somewhere corporate, or a small business, with a small business you might get a chance to flex your co
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by 3838 12y ago
if each transaction has to involve a mediator i suspect they would be the one in the frame when it comes to facilitating illegal activity
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by 3838 12y ago
i can't help but think piezoelectricity would be better for a road - though depends on traffic to create power
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by 3838 12y ago
i would look for good recruitment agents - there is high demand for ios devs
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by 3838 12y ago
praxis makes me think of the dutch diy store chain - if you go to one in amsterdam they play reggae and you can buy a bhudda for your garden (or balcony more likely)
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by 3838 12y ago
railroads is a foolish argument i wasn't comparing the Indian government with the Nazi's - but i will say there has been a long history of religious bloodshed in India, it doesn't take a major leap of imagination to see that
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by 3838 12y ago
Udemy discounts like crazy - someone i know was featured in a video course and gave me a free code for it and encouraged me to hand it out freely they regularly email offering 90% off and other crazy discounts
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by 3838 12y ago
there are other countries apart from the uk and spain in europe
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by 3838 12y ago
other governments have proposed similar things - in europe there is a widespread distrust of these systems because they were used very effectively by the Nazi's - record keeping in the Netherlands was very good - 75% of jews were kille
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by 3838 12y ago
part of how that was tackled in holland was that if an addict was arrested they were offered a choice between being charged or going into treatment - and they may have also been banned from the junkie area (normally people are arrested if t
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by 3838 12y ago
fair enough - i guess i wanted to tell people about my recent observation.
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by 3838 12y ago
some parts of the UK had problems with dealers scaring away litter collectors and road repair crews - they were hiding drugs in cracks in the road and empty coke cans in the street end result was bad roads and lots of rubbish in those neigh
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by 3838 12y ago
thats encouraging to hear - it seems like huge problems in the US are starting to force a change towards harm reduction, i think it's vermont where it's really out of control and they're changing laws a little bit, for exampl
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by 3838 12y ago
it was a huge problem in NL that brought about a change there - i'd say the solution was born out of need rather than being a moral thing some more info: http://amsterdamgang.wordpress.com/2011/02/18/drug
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by 3838 12y ago
i'm not sure they live on the streets or not - but i think it's safe to say that the heroin problem is holland is being dealt with and in norway it's out of control - last figures i saw were 17k dutch addicts with 12k in trea
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by 3838 12y ago
yeah i saw one guy overdosed when i was there - some countries are providing police and even addicts family members with Anti-Overdose Drugs seems they can be given as a nasal spray so safer than injections - when people are not medically t
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by 3838 12y ago
i was in oslo & amsterdam recently and the difference in junkie on the street levels was staggering - much much higher in oslo where drug laws are harsher. i imagine this is a reasonable factor in amounts of prisoners in the two countri
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by 3838 12y ago
yes, it's pretty ropey all in all - generally speaking people going to live with their families for a while has a higher success rate than anti-psychotic drugs, 60% vs 30% in the 3rd world people can't afford drugs so tend to go f
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by 3838 13y ago
you could check out http://paperjs.org/ too, was originally a plugin for ai
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by 3838 13y ago
the problem i'm describing is that some sites are legal overseas but not here - if this proxy also bypasses cleanfeed there could be problems - well i imagine what would happen is that it'd get added to the list of banned urls
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by 3838 13y ago
i suppose looking at what people do in china is an idea - iirc the filtering equipment is going to be supplied by huawei who also make the chinese great firewall stuff
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by 3838 13y ago
the cost and the possibility of prosecution for supplying illegal material are two obvious downsides to this - keep in mind that uk law makes bestiality porn highly illegal for instance, whereas it's legal or easily available in other
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by 3838 13y ago
so does this depend on your server? i've read your site - but i'm not clear if this routes traffic through your server or not
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by 3838 13y ago
there was a show on tv in the UK about working conditions at their distribution centres which was really damning - a psychologist saying they'd combined all the worst practices with that in mind, i'd say automating more of the ord
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by 3838 13y ago
thought it was easy for some people to get real guns in manchester, unless those days are gone
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by 3838 13y ago
i guess with a game it doesn't have to be all or nothing when it comes to returns - i bought a game with missing cards once and the company had a woman who's job was dealing with this scenario - basically asked me what was missing
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by 3838 13y ago
thanks :) the only other caution i'd give anyone contemplating this regards quality control - you can't always count on the manufacturer to make sure everything is ok before they ship to amazon for instance, i'd recommend sup
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by 3838 13y ago
how are you using Amazon for shipping? i know they fulfill for people selling via them, do they handle fulfillment for others?
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by 3838 13y ago
looks good, the thing i dread with higher sales is getting calculations wrong and ending up thousands in the hole, but i guess there are ways round that :)
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by 3838 13y ago
the idea of money flowing towards stability and away from instability is one worth toying with, in my opinion.

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