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by snkzxbs 1y ago
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
No, information about power of cars is widely available in the specs sheet of the car (torque, etc). Therefore there is the chance of a fair and useful comparison.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
I think looking at how much it costs to operate an appliance without looking at how well the appliance does its job is relying on incomplete information. I can make a dishwasher that costs 0 to operate but doesn’t clean the dishes. Therefor
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Requiring more power plants doesn’t mean that power will be more expensive. Power will only be more expensive if we get more demand and less supply. If supply (power plants) increases linearly with demand there won’t be a price difference.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
I suppose they can just take them down.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
I don’t think information about the NK regime posted on house.gov should be completely believed.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
You are missing the fact that a lot of people in Spain, maybe the majority, do what’s called a “jornada partida”, which means that businesses close at around 1-2 pm and then reopen at around 5-6 pm. During that time people generally have lu
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
The difference is that decades ago all movies were about how good and just the US was and now everything Hollywood produces is movies that tell that the US is the devil and other generic progressive slop. Is that really the image the US wan
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
That’s the most convoluted way of explaining taxes I have ever seen. By that logic nobody pays any taxes. Of course neither economists nor the government feel that way about taxes (including VAT), which is the reason why foodstuffs have a l
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
> They all include blockchain identifiers. I've looked up the blockchain addresses; none of them have ever received payments. This is an ineffective scam. How do you know they don’t make a new address for each message or maybe for e
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
That’s fair. Don’t play then. In the meantime the overwhelming majority of us will enjoy the game with a minimal amount of cheaters, which is what we desire.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
If you think fairness in videogame competitions is frivolous then do not participate in them. Is it frivolous to not want dopers in cycling competitions?
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
What that means is that you don’t pay VAT directly to the government, the business collects it from you and is responsible for giving the money to the government. But yes, the burden is on the end consumer.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Yes, that’s how VAT works. You, the end consumer, pay it and the government pockets it.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Thank you both for the time you spent explaining this.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
They are both correct. Primary care physicians do not spend more than two minutes diagnosing you in my experience. The diagnosis is always shallow and sometimes wrong because of how rushed the process is. You pay a third of your salary in
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
10 minutes is extremely charitable. Make it more like 2 minutes. (And we give the government over half our salary for this level of attention!)
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Sorry if this sounds like a stupid question but - is there no "Go to definition" command in an IDE that can help with something like this? I mean, I understand that there is, but it doesn't work well with Ruby. Why?
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
You should look at the definitive edition of the trilogy they recently released to know the answer.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
> tariffs levied by the EU and/or Germany are bad for me, because it is going to raise prices in the EU and Germany That’s short term thinking. Signed: a Spaniard who has seen all of the country’s industry dismantled since we joined
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Until you have to change the battery a few years later and it’s cheaper to buy a new bus.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Your competitors giving away their product means your product is not worth anything? That seems like nonsense to me. Maybe your competitors are unable to compete on the worthiness of their product which is why they are forced to give it awa
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
No, the European Commission is not democratically elected and I have no reason to think they’ll pay any attention to the concerns of the public.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
If we accept this argument, let’s not forget that Apple contributes the entire iOS API, which is much much wider in scope than what Steam offers. Someone will argue that until now the rest of OSes gave us the entire API for free, but I don
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Assuming that this story is true, is it posible that evolutionary pressure sees most coral species replaced by species that can withstand higher temperatures?
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Just to be clear current Office applications have a splash screen.
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
No it doesn’t. Quoting the part of the Quran that says that Muhammad fucked a nine year old child doesn’t automatically lead to totalitarianism. Restricting the right of people from claiming that IS totalitarian though. I also want to add t
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
Of course I did get the point and I disagree. There’s a difference between allowing people to say bad things and allowing the same people to restrict the speech of others. How about we do the former without the latter?
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
You can also avoid fines for mentioning what the Quran says by simply not talking about what the Quran says. (Read the article: “disparaging” means quoting what the Quran says about what Muhammad did) https://www.theatlantic.com&
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by snkzxbs 1y ago
I don’t believe that datum for a second considering how big their existing code bases are.

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