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by throw63738 5y ago
In my experience corporations and employment are for "socialising profits". As skilled developer I can make good money on my own. In employment I have to sponsor admin stuff, less productive coworkers, shareholders... Corporatio
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by throw63738 5y ago
I read something like that. There was link to Wikipedia article, list of active sportsmen who died in last 150 years, about 50 people. And list of 100+ professional sportsmen who died in last 2 years with sources. Mostly from heart related
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by throw63738 5y ago
Amazon, large supermarkets and public transport do not spread covid. Only small mum and pop stores. Logic.
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by throw63738 5y ago
Battery recycling in china: guy on backyard strips most valuable parts with hammer and throws 90% of battery into dumpster. It is very lucrative indeed.
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by throw63738 5y ago
There was a study that proved helmets were harmfull. It basically said that cycling has health benefits, and if helmets were compulsory less people will cycle. And more people would die from obesity and relevant healtu issues, than were sav
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by throw63738 5y ago
CDRs are most reliable way to backup important documents for several years.
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by throw63738 5y ago
Good, cheaper displays for Pi with Kodi.
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by throw63738 5y ago
"Fails"? DW is now world police?
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by throw63738 5y ago
Bed luxury? Wood was cheap and with basic tools it takes a few hours to make.
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by throw63738 5y ago
Look at the code
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by throw63738 5y ago
In China there is no such competition. CCP gives everyone what they need.
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by throw63738 5y ago
you can register domain on your own name.
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by throw63738 5y ago
low tech, but with google account?
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by throw63738 5y ago
0.5W flash light mounted on pulse rifle that produces 1MW :{
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by throw63738 5y ago
If you ever read "The Cathedral and the Bazaar"... Debian feels very far from this original vision, endless drama and politics. Similar to Gnome and Mozilla. I am very happy with OpenSuse.
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by throw63738 5y ago
large plate has higher centripetal force, vibrations etc.
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by throw63738 5y ago
PhD in information science or mathematics can be good investment. But it is bad idea to star career in academia.
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by throw63738 5y ago
This is just not true. Working fields is back breaking labour. Old feudalism was similar to slavery.
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by throw63738 5y ago
We just survived the worst crisis of century. Perhaps it makes sense to put this plan on hold for couple of years. Or find something a bit more cost effective.
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by throw63738 5y ago
Did not just some colleges kicked out non vaccinated students? Even from remote classes, with no option to finish their studies. Seems like risky investment if they can change rules in middle of studies.
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by throw63738 5y ago
Everyone argues about sugar, but the true original is in Peru :)
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by throw63738 5y ago
Some people use bus!
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by throw63738 5y ago
Some pictures show there is perfectly working cycling path next to road. As someone who walks and uses bus, I have little sympathy for such stunts. Just another privileged group stealing public roads. Next time it will be politician and his
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by throw63738 5y ago
Fair enough, my info is couple of years old.
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by throw63738 5y ago
Charging has been disabled even on non-totaled vehicles and 3td party chargers. Tesla has a right to kick out some cars from their charging network, but this is not the case. Did you actually try to order spare parts from Tesla? It is just
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by throw63738 5y ago
Good luck with that. Tesla does not even provide spare parts. If you fix your vehicle, they may disable charging remotely at their own will!
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by throw63738 5y ago
Those countries are not really tax heavens anymore. Especially Ireland changed a lot!
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by throw63738 5y ago
Is deanonymization going to drive more engagement?
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by throw63738 5y ago
M1 has very fast memory and BUS access. It takes money and is not so sexy for marketing, but it works.
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by throw63738 5y ago
18th century England had strict anti monopoly laws. For example canal owners could not operate their own boats. This type of centralization and monopoly acceptance came with railroads.

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