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The film industry does fine. But, well yes. In many countries outside NA, unions are affiliated with left-wing parties.
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I know people who called in sick on the release date of the Elden Ring DLC .
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Insomniac faced job cuts just 4 months after releasing Spider-Man 2, a game that sold 11 million units and had a score of 97% on Opencritic at release. Epic Games also laid off staff last year. They made a game you may have heard of called
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Oh dear, your timeline casts doubts on the ability for a Tesla to self-drive from LA to New York before the end of 2017
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You can find plenty of examples just from The Beatles
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Two months? You elected the same guy 8 years ago. Fool me once, etc.
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>when he freely admits his process is incomprehensible. Which one of the 4 preferred processes, not including the maligned git send-email, and infinite other accepted processes?
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Close, think more northern.
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That advice might not travel well: until recently I lived in a city where the bike rental service pulled out because too many were thrown in canals.
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This is also a big problem for multi-modal commuting. Do I really want to lock up my bike in a location that screams 'the owner won't be back for 9 hours', knowing police won't investigate bike theft?
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We have a broken mentality. In the US, they're temporarily embarrassed millionaires. Here, we're temporarily embarrassed landlords. The only ambition that's socially acceptable is a mortgage.
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I attribute much of our malaise to it being a long time since anything was done on 'economic grounds'. I'd love for us to have a fraction of the desire for capitalist principles that former communist countries have.
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There's not one green belt. There are a number of green belts, typically constricting our biggest economic centres, but the spaces between allow development. This leads to situations like Oxford where people working in the university t
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You can't find a principled stance for a naturalistic fallacy.
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This is about the UK. We're now less than 5 years away from when every new car will have a battery. In 10, none of them will have an engine.
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Most electricity use is not required to be available on demand, there is a high, constant level of demand and the occassions where there is enough wind to exceed demand are rare enough to generate headlines. World Cup final kettles are the
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There are lower hanging fruit. Last time I tried to give blood in the UK involved waiting 2 months for an appointment and a 3-hour round-trip. They turned me away for a medical reason that was mentioned on the application form. So I drove h
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Or that almost every person commenting in this thread should be aware that 'top 10%' means them.
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The majority of suggestions in TFA do not use Chromium.
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As someone who's worked at a company using Mercurial, the wild fire was that everyone was begging to get onto something better and less opinionated.
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Photos as the only evidence of existence are a very convenient way of claming the nonexistence of something that reflects zero light. The baby-out-with-the-bathwater is that it also means there's no proof for anything outside the visib
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That definition requires a higher standard of proof than a Nobel prize committee.
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Text- heavy . JRPGs love to include 20 minutes of reading where an errant click means you miss a line, forever.
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>proper backlogs Something noticeably missing from almost every other type of text-heavy game which perhaps wouldn't be if games developers were less snobbish about where they draw inspiration from. On the other hand, writers of gam
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I've seen changes like this drag out over a year because the product had so many permutations that thoroughly testing any change was an exercise in futility. I've also seen changes like this fail to happen just due to a lack of cu
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>embedded engineer Important note: building the moat means you can one day be promoted to principal and make junior webdev money
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GWR's website's about us: >We are the global authority on all things record-breaking GWR website when you search "first person to": >1 to 20 of 1691 results found Now how do they propose I break those?
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Having just stalked his Instagram page to see what other watches he owns - I don't think he needs to worry.
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That's a non-sequitur, there can be non-genetic and non-sexism cultural reasons that influence study tendencies, or a blend of all three.
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See previous reply re: friendships, love.
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