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by developer93 4y ago
To the last point: until their claim is processed in the UK, which can take years, they have no right to work and have to rely on meagre public handouts or work under the table to survive. This makes them a drain on taxpayers despite being
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by developer93 4y ago
Takes a bit more than voting I'm afraid. "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance".
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by developer93 4y ago
The point is this only inconveniences/penalises law abiders. If there's a terrorist whatever what they're doing is already illegal, we don't need more laws to penalise them after the fact. And actually I think the bill i
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by developer93 4y ago
Actually I'm in UK although it might be the same here. Second point still stands though: you can't tell if someone has been into your house. Edit: to elaborate on "the silverware", "the police" having access me
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by developer93 4y ago
That's not a analogous scenario though, because a) afaik police still need a warrant for a battering ram, they can't just enter, and b) battering rams are kind of a 1 time thing and very very obvious. The key is more like the poli
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by developer93 4y ago
What happened to good old infiltration? Or put a bounty on traffickers. Trade passports or permanent residence for information leading to an arrest.
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by developer93 4y ago
I read an article recently about how easy small boats are to obtain here in Germany, as in the people hiring them out look the other way. They could be made more expensive, or better regulated, and this article was of the opinion that would
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by developer93 4y ago
People who aren't doing anything wrong should not be penalised, there's the presumption of innocence which is an underlying principal of a free state. Should police have keys to every house in case of domestic violence?
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by developer93 4y ago
In the UK this has been knocked off the table multiple times, and yet somehow it keeps finding it's way back. "They only have to be lucky once, you have to be lucky all the time".
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by developer93 4y ago
This is the end game that multiple British governments have been aiming at for decades. "Let's ban encryption" has been on the table at least as far back as Cameron, I think maybe also Blair. It kept getting knocked back (bec
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by developer93 4y ago
"A low energy society is a poorer society" while you're right in general, in the west we can live far more efficiently than we do without really impacting our quality of life via things like longer product life cycles, more p
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by developer93 5y ago
Methane is a more harmful greenhouse gas than CO2
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by developer93 5y ago
And this x100 is one reason I don't want kids as a woman.
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by developer93 5y ago
Oh no, that sounds terrible?
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by developer93 5y ago
Also German, kinda: Man darf nicht.. Frau/Mann
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by developer93 5y ago
Anecdotally among my Nigerian friends, quite a lot. Almost as if we're all similar..
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by developer93 5y ago
Sounds like the Michael Thomas method
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by developer93 5y ago
Babel is really good for grammar and explains well in bite sizes, but it's a little pricy. It could also do with some more repetition imo, however I would recommend it.
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by developer93 5y ago
I have a separate email for job hunting which LinkedIn and Xing etc go to, and it only gets opened when I need a new job
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by developer93 5y ago
We Brits really need to let go of the war, it's been 80ish years now.
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by developer93 5y ago
Zuckerberg didn't force anyone to join Facebook, this was all voluntary, we did it to ourselves
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by developer93 5y ago
You're absolutely right, I was thinking of osmAnd, maybe I should have said biggest instead of standard, whatever thanks for your correction
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by developer93 5y ago
I think the and stands for android
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by developer93 5y ago
The standard osm app is already offline, although the ux could be improved
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by developer93 5y ago
*replace it with native species
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by developer93 5y ago
I believe it's also poisonous
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by developer93 5y ago
Ah ok, I read it as more absolutist than that. You don't think for example that children should be taken into care because they have only 1 parent?
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by developer93 5y ago
Article seems to indicate it's just an installation, so it could still be made so.
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by developer93 5y ago
You know all soil is made from/has dead things in it right?
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by developer93 5y ago
I believe that's only true for anaerobic composting, the stinky one, using mostly greens (nitrogen). Aerobic composting, which most people do in their back yard, mixing greens and browns (carbon) is fine.

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