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rosege
1y ago
Its because they HATE Musk and are having day dreams about Tesla going broke.
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rosege
1y ago
AI isn't going away so the whole of education and learning needs to be rethought about what we need to achieve with students in this new age.
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rosege
1y ago
Thanks looks interesting
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rosege
2y ago
Hilarious: The proposed age verification app, which has already been dubbed on social media as “pajaporte” — an amalgam of the Spanish words “paja” (to jerk off or wank) and “pasaporte”. I wonder if there will be a trading system setup too
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rosege
2y ago
So its not all bad then!
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rosege
2y ago
fun doing that on thousands of machines
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rosege
3y ago
Shame the Youtube vid of him frontrunning has been removed.
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3y ago
I was wondering the same as OP. Thanks for your link - here's some more info from it: The technology/invention uses a microfabricated surface to entrap insect pests, inspired by the action of microstructures on leaves of plants. T
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4y ago
And priceline I think too
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rosege
4y ago
I had lots of positive experiences with them until one I didnt and they wouldnt do anything to help or refund me for sending me to a smoke filled crack house. Since then I don't use them anymore.
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4y ago
I had a similar experience with booking.com. I booked a place in Australia and when I got their I found it was a house run by a junkie who chain smoked inside. I cancelled it on booking.com but they refused to refund me because their policy
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4y ago
The Australian Science Show just did a program on the bees in Australia - some here might find it interesting too https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/ce...
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Groundbreaking treatment for HIV/AIDS developed by Israeli research team
(m.jpost.com)
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Yeah but there was a big shift away from virtualization to cloud and micro services. As a former VMware admin I'm surprised VMware is doing as well as they are now. But maybe my view is just shaded by the bank I was working for that wa
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I spent a few years at an investment bank, not in the US, and the only people on serious money were some of the top managers. But my overall opinion of these people were that they did very little but the lower downs I met were some of the m
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Just a couple of days ago there was an article about Israeli scientists using stem cells to fix the spine: https://scitechdaily.com/human-spinal-cord-implants-breakthr...
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I remember the glory days with a N64, GoldenEye and 3 mates. That was definitely a peak gaming fun time for me back in the day.
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5y ago
Can you say what you are getting? I got a RAV4 which I ordered in Nov 2020 and collected in late Mar 2021. Not long after the wait list blew out to 8 months.
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https://www.facebook.com/adam.bradley.106/posts/101593606730...
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DoorDash won't reimburse customer after driver caught stealing food
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5y ago
I really liked The Century of the Self and Bitter Lake, but I've enjoyed all of his work.
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5y ago
And cheaper
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Key US Witness Against Assange Arrested in Iceland
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5y ago
What you describe is in use in the Netherlands. Although when I lived there I was never a fan of mixing motorised and unmotorised on the bike paths.
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Yes I was thinking Assange might disagree. He's probably a better example since he was only a publisher of US war crimes.
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5y ago
Yes it is. If only it had Australia's sunshine!
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5y ago
It is but it's a Ponzi that may well come down one day.
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I moved from Australia to the Netherlands as well and felt the same about not having my tax dollars directed where I didn't want them to go. I unfortunately had to move back to Australia and now get to watch my tax dollars flow to the
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5y ago
I've lived in Europe. Would probably go to Spain or Portugal.
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5y ago
We also need a population that takes an interest in what's going on an will vote out a corrupt politician regardless of their party. Most will excuse anything if it comes from their side. I'm in SA and I do what I can to support
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