PanickedOmlette

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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Could you please tell a bit about that? What's wrong with them?
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
That's sarcasm.
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Yeah, sadly that happens sometimes. I revert to Google (with bang syntax) when I am looking for something programming related and want a lot of results from stackoverflow. However, DDG is definitely better at finding some things. I recently
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Why are you people downvoting his comment? He expressed his opinion and provided arguments. Granted, I don't agree with him, however, I am not going to downvote just because it says something I don't agree with. :) As for Firefox
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Who says they aren't :)
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Spot on. I am surprised you are not down voted by the hordes of politically correct people here.
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
It's sad to see people clinging to misconceptions when you can check your facts in a minute. Thatcher destroyed Britain's economy? Are you serious? The successful welfare state you are talking about is already considered a failed
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Germany is doing well, because of : 1. Germans working hard 2. Qualified immigrants from Eastern European countries(and other parts of the world as well). Their labour is cheaper, which in turn is like adrenalin to the economy. I'll le
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
No, it's not. There is no tremendously productive part of society that generates 10,000% profit. There is a shrinking middle class paying welfare. And no, people are not going to innovate anything if they are getting taken care of. Ent
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Taxpayers. And that, people, is socialism. That's the cycle ---> rich country with strong middle class --> right-wing politicians get less and less popular/elected --> socialists/communists come --> poor country -
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Yeah, I'll maybe go to Berlin in the end. Still, it seems everything is happening in the US. But what do I know :)
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by PanickedOmlette 13y ago
Sadly, there are too little VC's and angels in Europe. If you take a look at a startup map of Vienna (or most major cities), you are gonna cry. The biggest "startup" is dict.cc...yeah. That's why I am considering moving