mesk

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by mesk 3mo ago
Really ? One doesnt needs China to produce electricity once its installed.
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by mesk 6mo ago
Only Europe ? What a fantastic news ! /s
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by mesk 7mo ago
Sure, librarians wouldn't know how to do they work, if they didn't get a list on 'not approved' books from the school boards. /s It's something else if something can't be bought or placed on the shelf beca
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by mesk 7mo ago
Here you can find short sample of those `dangerous` books: https://pen.org/banned-books-list-2025/ And https://climate.law.columbia.edu/content/cdc-orders-retracti... And, I know those shadow libr
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by mesk 7mo ago
Cool, so the US students will be able to read school banned books ? Or US state banned research papers ? Or US state banned historic books or photos ? Or soft banned late night shows - so Colbert will continue ? Kimmel ? Or domains of shado
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by mesk 8mo ago
Being Great doesnt comes with Best to Live with, Best to Work with, Best to make Business with etc... US will be Great like all Giants are - terrifying and alone ;-)
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by mesk 8mo ago
And the question is, What the hell is in the Epstein files that this is needed.... :-)
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by mesk 8mo ago
No and yes. The first sentence paraphrases certain someone blabbering about the lack of freedom of speech in the EU. The second is from Shrek :-)
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by mesk 8mo ago
Or as some 'uknown' VP would say: We will protect freedom of speech until the last journalist is behind the bars. That is the price we are willing to pay.
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by mesk 9mo ago
Freedom of speech protection seems to be very important in the US. /s
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by mesk 1y ago
Yeah, it looks like when everything is now hyper effective and all unnecessary spending was already cut, thanks to DOGE and BBB, there is no problem spending few millions on Shuttle moves, Ball rooms etc... /s btw. Where is DOGE now ?
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by mesk 1y ago
No, why should they, there are many concurents out there. But! Once the prices go up because of some taxes, they never go as low as they were before. Thats no theory, thats life. Say good bye, to the prices you see now, you will never see t
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by mesk 1y ago
Spending nights figuring out which tariffs apply to which imported goods is surely a well spent time for any business owner. Yeah, complicated, costly and always changing regulations are great for doing business... /s
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by mesk 1y ago
Hey, Let's investigate together if their freedom of speech is used correctly. /s Meanwhile: Hey EU, regulating our friedly corporate donors, means you harm their freedom of speech !!!!!!!!
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by mesk 1y ago
USA, the land of unlimited possibilities...of how to get detained without a process...for expressing opinions...by the government repating that we have finally free speach and the dark ages are gone...while revisiting history to avoid dange
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by mesk 2y ago
Well, when I see the disaster of the 'We are going to run this country like a bussiness', one has to think, what kind of disasters should one await from the bussiness that he is running like bussiness...cyber..cough..track..cough.
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by mesk 2y ago
Yes, and the personnel rapidly identified that their new boss is a jerk that has no respect to their work and their life, so why should they work for him, when any boss in random fastfood is probably more capable to their job better that th
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by mesk 2y ago
Lets do some dummy math: 2 milion federal employees, lets say half of them has email and each of them spends 1 minute on this. It costs then 1 milion man-minutes, thats 694 man-days or almost 2 man-years. So this will cost at least 60k dola
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by mesk 2y ago
> The US, as a resident, skews wildly from the popular narrative in many ways much of the time Much of the time, thats it, you named it. To me the worst case scenario (I work in IT, so I often think in the worst case scenarios) in few re
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by mesk 2y ago
I'm thinking a lot lately about which country would be best for my future, and somehow US is never there. Maybe for me without family yes, but otherwise I see it like there, I would be one illness away from bankrupcy, one crazy kid wit
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by mesk 2y ago
fio.cz has one - https://www.fio.cz/bank-services/internetbanking-api
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by mesk 2y ago
I use one that has public API, fio.cz in Czechia. There are surely others...
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by mesk 2y ago
Well, 'somebody' might be forcing you, the illness itself, because the generic drug might not be good enough in your case.
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by mesk 2y ago
Car, food manufacturers etc... operate in mostly free market - pharma, insurance, hospitals operate in highly regulated markes and 'somehow' for all of them is better if the price goes up, because 1% of 10mio is more than 1% of 1m
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by mesk 4y ago
Just guessing, having few operable or inoperable tanks on the backyard would be ok, because of 2nd amendment ;) omg...
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by mesk 5y ago
US legal system is really fascinating. How can bankruptcy of one legal entity (Purdue Pharma) immunize other legal entities, that are not direct part of that bankruptcy deal (Sackler family members), from being sued (no matter if they are g
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by mesk 6y ago
Maybe they would take the dosis from US and sell them in EU for more (LOL). Or, take the excess 40e and pay someone a fortune to build few more factories overnight (ROFL). I think everybody knows where the excess profit goes, but, if they c
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by mesk 6y ago
Sure, but if they payed the higher price, almost everybody would be asking why they payed so much, when others did not. Not everyone can see all the benefits, but anyone can compare two numbers.
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by mesk 6y ago
50e per dosis would be a great price, until you find out someone else already got much better price for the same thing from the same company. Hint: US pays ~16 EUR, and US is the one that usually overpays healthcare.
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Google Docs invite link security problem(sam.blog.dob.sk)
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