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And also choose not operate in the nations whose laws they are flouting in most cases; EDIT: a few weeks ago EU posters here were describing how ERCOT was preventing access to the company's public facing website , citing not wanting t
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Out of curiosity can you point me to where that's stated in plain English by the parties involved (if there is such a place)? I must have bad info/assumptions
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You could even say "The Fourth" and almost all Americans would understand. I think that's why; [begin speculation] it's such an exceptional date it necessitates saying it differently.
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I'm willing to bet publishers understand that will make any remaining good will they have with the people who generate their content evaporate
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Where's the line between the Chinese population and the Party's indefensible acts? Will more expensive food in China help to resolve this [or are Canadian ag exports re-exported]? I say this because I'm not convinced sanction
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You can also "dump" your service when the money pump won't stop flowing; ie operate at a loss and offer it at rates that competitors cannot beat. EDIT for context: this is illegal internationally when it comes to physical goo
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Grim Dawn is another alternative, without much of PoE's online functionality
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Depending on which side of the bed I wake up on, I can lambast the US status quo as crony monopolists who own the government as well; yet I'm still nervous about the move "fast and break things" philosophy when it comes to re
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Surely there must be at least one federal or state judge who quietly whispers to himself 'I am the state' every time he/she signs a court document in that way
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Normally they jail people for releasing "state secrets" not the other way around
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I have seen a variety of "IHate[SoAndSo].com" websites advertised on highway billboards. I can't say I've ever followed through to investigate the source of anger but I'm impressed with the commitment.
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If I'm not mistaken the source material actually has a probe wielding alien of some kind, you may be seeing that
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I have worked for a startup operated by a McKinsey alum; he was totally incompetent, throwing buzzwords around constantly without understanding what they meant. I have come to realize his entire strategy was to purchase the company, dress i
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Very optimistic outlook for you to take towards a government which has taken even more drastic steps in the past aimed at corruption to (from what I can tell) limited effect and great disruption to non-corrupt citizens -- thinking specifica
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I had great results switching my payment method to recurring via PayPal and then using the PayPal interface to cancel the recurring charge, FWIW. Any time a merchant with recurring charges lets you use PayPal you can usually cancel the subs
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You don't need a working gizmo to get a patent.
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I believe the implication was it was lost in the Dark Ages and re-discovered in 19thc. No reason to suggest plywood is not in use today
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Isn't concrete an engineered composite material to begin with? It's ancient. AFAIK plywood is an 19th century invention.
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Quit being a jerk please. EDIT: Really, why do you think something like that is appropriate? You have no idea how I make my money.
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Going to guess it starts something like this: Step 1: Have lots of healthy debates
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I get no use out of the vast majority of objects in my house on a day-to-day basis. I know people in my community need objects that I have. I know people in my community have objects that I need. If they/I had those objects when they&#
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The timer prevents the player from performing the same task endlessly. Even trying to do the same task every day of every season is likely impossible. I like the timer, because I felt like it forced me to pick new things and explore every m
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"antifa" is as vague as "anonymous"
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One issue with GDP: how do you define wealth? It's hard to incorporate more abstract assets like social trust or environmental conditions (latter can have direct impacts on things like tourism)
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Of course that has an impact too; I hope you do realize the exploitation of and the health of the environment is actually very closely intertwined with the economy. There is fundamentally no way to "literally just look[] at the economi
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Removing native flora and fauna and replacing it with domesticated varieties has a clear impact on the environment
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>Growing in warehouses or vertically forces you to substitute the sun with artificial lights Couldn't one construct pylons outdoors for planting? I don't see why it wouldn't work if you constructed it narrower at each succ
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I think the landmine is in looking for some kind of differentiation among humans rooted in the unique genetic patterns of groups of humans (i.e. convicts or members of a given race), not necessarily in understanding how genes shape our beha
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The best college courses I took were ones where the professor frontloaded all the hard assignments towards the first month of the semester. Every slacker dropped out, and for most of the semester we just had great discussions because everyo
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He's actually not that rich... All image and pretense
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