bleh123

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by bleh123 7y ago
I respectfully disagree. There are conflicting provisions under law, but the widely accepted standard is a declaration "by a qualified medical professional"[1]As another comment here helpfully points out, there are scenarios such
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by bleh123 7y ago
I'm not fully convinced the courts got this one completely right. This is a very interesting legal argument and lays emphasis on the need for legislators to express their intentions in writing more fully as opposed to writing laws with
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by bleh123 7y ago
It's amazing to me how most of these predictions refrain from calling out the single largest polluters in the world, China, from changing their behavior or doing anything substantial. In particular, this paragraph at the end: > In C
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by bleh123 7y ago
Personally, i found the series on HBO to have been poorly researched and even more poorly delivered in execution. A whole part of dealing with Russians as well as a large part of how their policies are shaped can be understood through cultu
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by bleh123 7y ago
Pardon the rage, but this blog is simply a rant masquerading as technical opinion. Laser printers do NOT have better quality to a comparable inkjet printer. This is what happens when individuals with expertise in a specialized area (such as
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by bleh123 8y ago
How is using a nuke to kill people different from any other bomb (Apart from the obvious immediate scale)? The most lethal air raids were a result of more conventional warheads : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_