remind_me_again

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   by remind_me_again 4y ago

   It's a very subjective judgement and everyone is entitled his or her own opinion. But that one is very biased. As far as elections concerned Turkish election system is very solid as a process and implementation is solid. In the end Erd
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   by remind_me_again 6y ago

   Can we say that M1 will be much faster when those applications are compiled natively for M1? As far as I know there's a translation layer (Rosetta) at the moment.
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   by remind_me_again 8y ago

   Using human shield is a war crime [1]. But they appealed(?) regardless? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shields_(law)
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   by remind_me_again 9y ago

   What I don't get is that if this is a test car, how come the the driver did not take over the helm immediately. The driver in that car should be in full alert as if driving the vehicle himself and jump in as needed. Test should not mea
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   by remind_me_again 9y ago

   That attack was way too sophisticated beyond the capability of any home-made effort. The attackers tried to cover it behind "home-made" veil. At any rate it threatens any conventional army.
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   by remind_me_again 9y ago

   When you do your research you will find that you are right. A dictator gets over 95% of popular votes. Like in Syria, Egypt, North Korea. In 2015 elections (second in the last) Erdogan's party lost majority to form the government by it