bibabo

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by bibabo 11y ago
More like the point you wanted him to address so you could add a snarky reply.
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by bibabo 11y ago
(I don't like these ads) 1. Apps can't be searched or content linked from Google.com 2. Apps don't show (as much?) Google ads 1 + 2 = Google penalty
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by bibabo 11y ago
Does the machine share the same memory layout/architecture as a GPU (I don't know each one). Thanks.
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by bibabo 12y ago
It is.
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by bibabo 12y ago
eBay again.
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by bibabo 12y ago
I'm not sure my comment applies to the parent comment or to the post linked but nevertheless I drop my opinion here. Thanks.
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by bibabo 12y ago
Everybody with a different point of view, like the elected Government in Greece from 1946 and it's voters. You share this trait with Syriza and many Greeks today it seems, who are also quick to call people Nazis.
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by bibabo 12y ago
About the modus operandi: Greece in years of financial crisis http://uk.businessinsider.com/greece-spends-90-years-in-defa...
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by bibabo 12y ago
You are quick with calling everybody a 'Nazi', aren't you?
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by bibabo 12y ago
Most companies only focus on perimeter defense and are soft bellies once opened up or to an internal job #sonylearning And as long as it is not practice to sue companies and Cxx for negligence when they do not internally protect the data (n
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by bibabo 12y ago
As Tsipras and his party compared Mrs. Merkel to Hitler, what is happening to Greece to the Holocaust (implying fired state employees have the same fate as victims in concentration camps) and calling the German finance minister 'Gaulei
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by bibabo 12y ago
Most interesting is this: Many people compare other countries unemployment to US U3 not US U6/U5 while countries with gov. unemployement benefits (unemployed are people who get money, which includes people not looking or with a small a
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by bibabo 12y ago
Some notes: 1. From the payment date of 1947 it looks more like it went into the Greek civil war - fought by Greeks against Greeks (1946-1949). Tough decision to have another war after devastating WWII. 2. Germany bought weapons for the new
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by bibabo 12y ago
Cache.
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by bibabo 12y ago
Main point is: Poland got a lot of money from the EU and worked hard and today is a prospering country. Greece got billions from the Marshall plan, billions from the EU through many programs, cheap credit based on the Euro and squandered al
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by bibabo 12y ago
@atmosx: So your point is, only WW reperations need to be paid, if you invade a neighbour and massacre the people there, you needn't? Looks a little too specialized to be a general moral rule.
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by bibabo 12y ago
[Added] The US should return the land to the natives.
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by bibabo 12y ago
I agree Germany should pay war reperations. As should Greece to Turkey and the Balkan for their invasions there, as should France to Germany for the napoleonic wars, Sweden to my hometown where they've killed nearly everyone and razed
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by bibabo 12y ago
Germany is importing work (which is not measured in the usual import/export KPIs) on massive scale with money going back to the originating countries. This has been going on with Italy and Turkey over decades (60-80), with Poland in th
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by bibabo 12y ago
"[...] literally murderous [...]" Exactly. This needs to stop immediatly. Suicide rates in Germany are 4X (!) as high as in Greece. Germany is living on an extreme austerity program since more than 10 years - the Agenda 2010 imple
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by bibabo 12y ago
Greece got a debt cut around 140B already.
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by bibabo 12y ago
1. The Baltic states, Poland, everyone except the southern countries (and I assume Spain with a thriving economy in 2014/2015 will join the club when unemployment drops) is on the same page. But as an excellent demagogue Tsipras knows
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by bibabo 12y ago
Some notes: 1. Greece is talking about Germany because it helps mobilize masses. Germany does not decide on it's on on this nor is the most agressive player. Most northern and eastern countries are more agressive in their opinion again