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t0ddbonzalez
6y ago
Really? How so?
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6y ago
How can there be a higher standard if something doesn't apply to you?
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6y ago
The offence of Misconduct in Public Office, as the name suggests, applies only to those in public office. So it's not a higher standard - it's another, different standard. You or I couldn't be prosecuted for the offence (assu
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6y ago
Humanity in a nutshell: "Why change our polluting ways when we could just blast our junk into space?" Why do we think we have the right to blast our junk into space? Who does the cleanup when a rocket explodes after launch and cov
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6y ago
Indeed. The Scottish Chief Medical Officer was forced to resign in similar circumstances. I seem to recall the Scottish Tories calling for her head. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/apr/05/scotlan
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6y ago
> "then please hold them to a higher standard, especially if they have any kind of public role." Thing is, the law doesn't allow one class of persons to be held to a higher standard. Everybody is supposed to be held to t
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6y ago
Hard to justify spending €860 on a no-name brand when I can buy a Dell Inspiron 15 3000 with the same spec for €550. Ok, it comes with Windows 10 and it doesn't have a backlit keyboard but neither of those things are deal breakers if I
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7y ago
Ah yes, the benefits of nuclear power with no responsibility for dealing with the waste. Shifting the burden elsewhere hardly seems fair, does it? Anyhow, I don't think that importing power from a neighboring country is a long-term sol
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Not sure what the drama is about... The installer is clean. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/773a060c5c824f6c47352dea...
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7y ago
> “ Brown, sticky, sugary, water is not a good product for a health conscious future.” The 8oz/240ml bottle of strawberry milk pictured in the article contains 170 calories and 10g of sugar... A perfect fit for Coca-Cola’s portfolio
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7y ago
1. Develop a "value-added" dairy brand 2. Wait for Coca-Cola to buy your business 3. ??? 4. Profit! https://www.fooddive.com/news/coca-cola-acquires-full-owners...
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7y ago
> "Isn't it should have root/admin privieleges to do such thing?" Privilege escalation: https://www.fuzzysecurity.com/tutorials/16.html
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7y ago
> Oct 23, 2001 > #13 > iCan't believe it! > It's now at the online Apple Store! > $400 for an Mp3 Player! >I'd call it the Cube 2.0 as it wont sell, and be killed off in a short time...and it's not real
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> "dairy consumption is very strongly linked to prostate cancer: Dr. Miller gave a huge talk about this. You can find it on Youtube." Who is Dr Miller. Does he present his research in medical journals, or just on YouTube? Got a
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> " There's lots of evidence milk isn't as good for you as the dairy industry advertises." lol at this ridiculous comment. Present the evidence please. How many millions of years do you think mammals have been drinkin
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Never mind, found this Guardian article from 2018: https://www.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2018/jun/09/... > "In 2016, Canadian farmers received an average price of C$0.79 a litre fo
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> "Despite our numerous achievements during the past 18 months, the Company continues to be impacted by the rising cost of raw milk..." Out of curiosity, how much is a US dairy farmer paid for a gallon of milk?
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> "I think this is the wrong approach. The data is public." But why should the registration data be in the public domain? I don't publish my name/address/phone number in a phone book (remember those?) for obvious
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If only some GDPR-type legislation existed which made it more difficult for companies like Cogent to misuse contact info in this way.
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7y ago
Indeed, "Ordnung muss sein, sagte Hans, da brachten sie ihn ins Spinnhaus" :D
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Acer Predator Helios 500? https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/predator-series-featur...
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I want to live in your town, where there's so little crime the police have time to investigate people who advertise on telephone poles.
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Lebanon doesn't have an extradition agreement with Japan, so the 'red notice' won't have much effect unless Ghosn sets foot in a country which does...
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lol...if you say so. Five minutes on Indeed.com shows that you can get a $24k per year office job with a GED, so maybe you need to set you sights a bit higher. Maybe the statistics are wrong and you're right, but I doubt it
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>>$61k per year on average >Here in Indy a 4-year degree will get you 13-16$ an hour to start. Doing what?
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Using the figures in the link I posted, a graduate with a Bachelor's degree will make $61k per year on average. So yeah, you may need to get into debt to get a degree, but you also earn more money with which to pay off the debt. Being
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It's funny reading comments from Americans on the perceived lack of value of a college degree. I've never heard this nonsense repeated in any other country on the planet. Then again, I don't think any other country on the pla
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Exactly. There is no EU call to ban Huawei infrastructure, so I'm mystified as to why you claimed 'the EU is on the "let's ban all Huawei products, China spies on us!" boat'. The links you posted show that gove
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>"And how are you so sure Merck's IT team didn't fail to have backups, redundancy, security patches, etc. to prevent an attack of any sort from being such a big deal?" If the insurance claim is ~$1.3bn, we can safely
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> 'Right now, e.g., the EU is on the "let's ban all Huawei products, China spies on us!" boat' Really? Citation please. Mike Pompeo's been going around Europe threatening dire consequences for any country wh
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