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mobiplayer
9y ago
Because women are paid less, so couples decide the best paid member will keep working.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Give me a fucking break mate. If tomorrow the UK says: "Fuck, we screwed up, let's stay in the EU" then the EU will put all their resources behind making that happen. No barriers at all: 4 freedoms and hopefully Schengen, too
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mobiplayer
9y ago
"Banking city" does not mean there's plenty of bank branches around :-) Companies in the same industry tend to gravitate around each other so they can cluster talent, lobby governments and "build synergies" (sorry f
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mobiplayer
9y ago
As in "if you can import your cheaply sourced products I can export my labour" or as in "if you manufacture abroad, let me compete with that with moving my talent somewhere else" or as in "freedom to sell my labour
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mobiplayer
9y ago
What makes you think 10 years is not short term? Last crisis, that we're still recovering and suffering consequences (arguably Brexit is one) from, started 9 years ago. What makes you think the UK can "win" anything in 10 yea
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Wow dude. You're the personification of what's so wrong with the bro-culture in tech. I'm not losing any argument because you're hardly arguing. You're just closing your eyes to facts: Men are educated differently,
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Ah, you were trolling! Sorry, I thought at first you were serious mate. For the sake of public documentation, I'll argue: It is confrontational because invading my personal space by using more than what's assigned to you is unnece
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Because you're probably the one spreading. I am a man and I suffer it all the time, including in fucking flights.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
And your point is? That women sit spreading their legs as much as men? That the problem doesn't exist? You are surely kidding? And in 30 years using public transportation in 2 different countries I call bs on the claim that assholes ar
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Sounds reasonable, thanks for replying!
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Why do you fear updating to Windows 10?
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mobiplayer
9y ago
If I were CEO of one of the big companies I would fire the CIO for not tracking critical patching and I would later resign for not making him/her accountable until now.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
You are either completely missing the point of the discussion or being obtuse on purpose to push a political agenda. First of all: There's a law in France that prevents campaign and propaganda 48hrs before the vote. Similar laws exist
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Godwin's
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Hah! I tried hard to avoid bringing the Holocaust reference as a political goal, but I guess it clearly shows that saying something is a "political goal" is a moot point, which you seem to agree with anyway :-)
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mobiplayer
9y ago
And yet calling it Pocket PC would be frowned upon :-)
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mobiplayer
9y ago
You mean Americans rebranding French Fries as Freedom Fries because France didn't want to get in Irak? And this is the fucking US here, it's not a backwater country the size of a town. When the US sneezes the rest of the world cat
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Then the argument of "too high for a political goal" is moot, because everything is a political goal.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Then everything is a political goal, and there's no point on you classifying anything as a political goal as to measure its value. "Too high price for a political goal" and "everything is a political goal" are not c
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mobiplayer
9y ago
This law literally tells you how to live your life, especially if you're a woman: No kids, no reporting sexual assault, ... As per your claim on the NHS I'm not sure what are you trying to imply. Do you think the NHS or other simi
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Single payer is not a political goal, it objectively saves and improves lives.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
What kind of influence on voters is OK in your books? Political rallies where you lie about what you'll do and about your opponents? Discussions with friends? TV ads?
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mobiplayer
9y ago
VHS tapes had a tab you could pull to make them "read-only". Putting a piece of cello or tape would make them RW again :)
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mobiplayer
9y ago
You might want to find other Indian engineers working for companies in Europe. Maybe LinkedIn helps with that. Once you found a few, message them asking for how they did it.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
I think it was more of a disclosure...
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mobiplayer
9y ago
How does tax work in the US?
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mobiplayer
9y ago
WWII was more like a second act of the same war really. Wounds were not closed.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
Those 2 minutes retry are definitely not TCP's defaults on any stack I know of. That would be the application, which you sort of confirm on your last phrase :)
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mobiplayer
9y ago
"Perdida" (from "llamada perdida") or "toque" (slang) in Spain.
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mobiplayer
9y ago
That's not how it works I'm afraid. Otherwise if I installed those VMware tools on my physical computer and exploited them... to where do I escape? Alternate reality? :-)
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