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usernew
3y ago
I am absolutely allowed to insult the person, who is overstepping his authority to physically detain me. In fact, I am morally allowed to do much more. There "real people" are attacking me, and the rights of everyone here. This
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3y ago
Is there really a market for a response though? Now, I'll be honest that I know very little about this market. What I do know from doing a decade of presales before covid hit, is that people who buy GPUs go for aggregate max on a big
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3y ago
So, I will admit - my Ukraine-experience-based Opinion about Ukraine may be wrong. It is my opinion. Have you, um, been there, not like a tourist? Like rented an apartment, dealt with their government offices and low level officials? How
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3y ago
I unfortunately do not, as this was over 20 years ago. I guess "trust me" that it happened, because - again "trust me" - this was the thing that over 20 years ago got me to never take another toll road. I did give goog
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3y ago
you keep making up that strawman "making loans to people who can't pay." they literally pay, and they literally always pay, by the definition of the phrase "unforgivable loan." It is not the bank's job to make
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3y ago
>You don't know anything at all about this person. I know what he wrote. No personal experience, no credible sources, his reply was a bunch of twitter links. As such, all I do know about this person, is he has no personal experienc
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3y ago
No, I am not suggesting the non-existent strawman you made up where people don't eventually repay their non-forgivable loans. Yes, I am suggesting that taking on a guaranteed profit with zero risk is not stupid. I am not sure what you
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3y ago
First, I'm not going to click on your twitter links or know what they are, because like those trumpers I just made fun of, you seem to think twitter is some kind of a source of something. Second, there is no martial law requiring men t
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3y ago
I say this as an anti-GOP American who has lived a year an a half in Ukraine, has friends I currently financially support in Ukraine, and thinks Russia should be economically turned into North Korea: Belarus, the country, is "within sp
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3y ago
those are contradictory statements. all student loans are eventually payed back. giving a zero-risk loan that is guaranteed to be payed back, with no chance of losing the money, and 100% chance of making money via interest is not a mistake
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3y ago
Prices are not lower in Europe. I've lived in 5 countries in Europe. I paid about 10EUR in France for the same plan I have in the US on Tello for $7. What we do have, is the availability of more expensive plans and companies. It'
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3y ago
There's a special place in hell for the Vatican. Pedo gay sex galore aside, the entire multi-billion dollar scammer organization, is disgusting. Went to visit while flying through. There's a long line in the square, it's s
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3y ago
They key is, the payment processor would not know, because they should not have the ability to ask. What's needed here, is a replacement for cash. Nothing more, nothing less. The digital dollar wallet, with a number and a passcode tha
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3y ago
honestly I hope not long. I could not care less about what random people like or dislike, what they comment on videos, or anything else. what's next is a great feature since I put on a song and it plays something similar next. a TV ch
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3y ago
they should not. the fact that you did not understand this is what I was saying, suggests a lack of practice in social interaction. now this is not meant as a personal attack. think of it like this: you are teaching an arithmetic class - so
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What is the relevance of my personal experience based opinion on the thing I am talking about? That's how opinions work. We have experiences, we get information, we give our opinions based on those. Now what we could do, instead of giv
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3y ago
about a decade ago, purchased a home half a mile away from a river. For the last 50 years, the river bank has been has been slowly moving outwards out due to erosion. I bought the house for a million, it's now worth two. Last year,
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Cool. And Coal plant exhaust is like downtown-chicago-tier air. almost like I'm purposely comparing something noted in the article, to the coal thing I compared it to. wonder why one would do that. now, to be clear, the radioactive mel
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3y ago
Expand your search, and be amazed by how many wars are and have been fought, always, continuously, and forever. When you're done with that search, look up volcano explosions on land and under the sea, and compare them to the explosive
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3y ago
Things that don't kill you make you weaker. The other saying only applies to mental hurt, not physical. From my experience, there's nothing you can really do to fix this beyond 'live a normal healthy life, and let it heal its
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3y ago
I'll put it to you this way: all the militaries of all the countries in everything they do, are responsible for 6% of the CO2 emissions. I'll let you figure out why explosions alone were not mentioned at all.
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I'll first admit you likely know way more than I about this. So this is not an attack on your statements, but an ask for clarification. >replacing true/false with probabilities does a great job of this ... people came up with a
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But But But nuclear is safe. These accidents that keep happening are because it's an old design with 98 rubber hulls. This new design with 99 rubber hulls will prevent every foreseeable accident that can possibly happen! Coal is more
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What exactly does "quit EU" mean. They make an app that connects over the internet. Anyone including businesses, are free to use their money how they see fit by paying for a service that runs in a another country. All the EU can d
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3y ago
Please let me know what bank lets me deposit a check on their website by taking a photo of it.
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I'm seriously not getting this POV, which I see a lot. Yes, some apps are only available in the play store, and the maker of them does not publish them anywhere else. How's that google's fault again? Are you mad at Twitter
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Speaking as a guy who's done enterprise storage for close to 30 years, the main issue here is IO stack integration. There's almost none. There are people like Oracle that try to bypass at least some of these disconnected layers
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3y ago
But that's my point, to answer the question asked. You're mirroring between two cloud providers, one cuts you off and you need to egress all your data ASAP from that provider, to a new one. If you have your primary local, you ju
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I addressed this point. What you are proposing - replacing roads with rail and trams in a huge train grid of suburbs, costs an insane amount more than a road. You are talking about charging people 10x the property taxes they are paying now
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Here's the problem with this logic. No personal attack, but I want you to think about how similar it is to the nazis and China. >we should very much define the people whose freedom of choice you are taking away for the good of soci
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