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by emptyfile 4y ago
Never heard of clero-fascism? Most Catholics haven't. I guess they don't mention it often in our history books here in Europe. You can start your education here, I know of it because its my country, but I'm sure its only the
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Looks important, if only it weren't written in a bunch of twitter posts with GIFs and reaction pics thrown in every paragraph, I might even read it then. Seriously, looks like a 14 year old wrote it. I'm not wasting even 5min to p
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Yeah I agree absolutely. I find the rise of video and podcasts quite tragic actually. Destroying our collective attention spans year on year. I understand the idea, listening to something while driving, walking, etc. It just doesn't wo
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Weather these safety issues are real or imagined, feeling so unsafe you have to do sports with a firearm is a clear sign of a failed society.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
I'm so infuriated by your link I'm at a loss for words. EDIT: This is an UNIVERSITY newspaper? I thought it would be some kind of british tabloid or something... depressing
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Yes. Ukraine is in Europe. Nuking Ukraine means the wind will likely carry the fallout radiation into Russia, Belarus and Poland at the least. I doesn't matter if its 1 nuke or a 100 nukes, irradiating NATO citizens is THE red line. If
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by emptyfile 4y ago
What? People other then low attention span children watch video reviews rather then read normal text articles? News to me.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Here in the real world no one gets anything because they "deserve it". If they want a future they have to fight for it.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Targeting a civilian target with a strategic weapon is a completely different thing than tactical nuclear weapons. Kiev getting nuked means all out nuclear war. At the very least you know Putin loves himself too much to die like that.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
They can't even build the infrastructure on their own.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
>so the hatred survived very intact through the entire Soviet era. where is your evidence that this hatred predates the Soviet era? I live in ex-Yugoslavia where myths(perceived from outside) of "ancient ethnic hatred" are perv
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Going on the water, without knowing how to swim and drowning is NOT a tragic accident. It's like going to jump with a parachute, by yourself, having never done so before. It's a stupid, stupid risk and dying is not accidental or u
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Selling an item without contacting the tax authority's internet server and processing the transaction is illegal in my country, and others in Europe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscalization If you want to sell
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by emptyfile 4y ago
>Yvon's note doesn't say anything about climate change. So this is the standard level of reading comprehension on HN these days? LITERALLY the third sentence in the first paragraph. >I never wanted to be a businessman. I sta
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by emptyfile 4y ago
>Is it really a better alternative to putting some bomb bay doors on a modern Boeing? yes
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Yeah because developing business practices from scratch for a giant company is a coding problem so 100 developers should solve it... probably as difficult as making the next Uber for rikshas, right? Posters in this thread are so clueless it
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by emptyfile 4y ago
ERP guy here >people complain that things don't work that's a problem and we're going to have to fix it >it takes an order of magnitude more time and effort that's not a problem the fact that Jane the accounting dr
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by emptyfile 4y ago
> limited resources haha, oh really?
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Isn't it also a social norm to not be racist and rude, especially in service jobs?
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by emptyfile 4y ago
You literally tipped a racist insulting you... why?
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Singing in the office seems like the most obnoxious thing ever. Can't believe anyone would tolerate that.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Not terribly insightful. You could say the same for dog haircuts.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Marketing the Auto Pilot. Self driving taxis by 2018 or whatever. Everyone involved with programming or science in general should have called that a scam from the very begging and I'm still mystified that everyone bought it.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
"misspeak" He called the diver a pedophile, hired a private investigator to study him and claimed to Buzzfeed in an email("off the record") that he has evidence of the diver being a rapist and buying his wife, or somethi
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Yeah, sure. The entire world revolves around the American Race Problem. As it always does from inside your bubble.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
These kind of comments irritate me so much. They would invest in mass produced bottled Himalayan air if they thought it would turn a quick buck.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
I'm always amused by how Americans view Twitter. In my part of Europe, if journalists and politicians didn't use it like their English speaking counterparts do, it would be as relevant as Google+.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Sure, you are broadly correct, however. >But for regular people, the goal is to overall improve their body and condition using a small time span No, the poster above you directly specified running endurance. That's what we're t
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by emptyfile 4y ago
Whenever someone is promoting "The Truth" which is so much better then the stuff other people offer, I'm immediately suspicious and repulsed. In my experience the best experts are humble.
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by emptyfile 4y ago
As I said in the comment below, my point is more that I don't want to give ad revenue to people like him. >What he teaches has solid foundations, with multiple testimonies from legitimate athletes. There are many channels w

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