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While I can't comment on this particular case, I sincerely recommend Americans to explore treatment options for treatable diseases in other countries - like India, South Korea, Cuba (?) etc. - that have excellent doctors and decent hea
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Why can someone drive for 6 months in a country with a foreign driver's license but can't get a local license? A government issued id, like a driver's license, is often required for various services like opening bank accoun
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Investors don't mind squeezing out other investors for a good deal
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I have spoken here today about India's race with Red China. We want India to win that race. We want India to be a free and thriving leader of a free and thriving Asia. But if our interest appears to be purely selfish, anti-Commu
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From wooden vessels to nuclear-powered monsters – the evolution of submarines
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Blame Apple - Linux is still a 2nd grade beta OS as the team trying to port Linux to Apple is still working on reverse-engineering many of the parts of M1 / M2 SoC. Until Apple actually provides documentation to system developers, we&#
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For compression and encryption, commercial SQLite extensions are available - https://sqlite.org/support.html ... I also recall coming across some free open source projects that had implemented compression and encryption for
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But stalkers can escalate. Sometimes those idiots don't even have the awareness that their behaviour is inappropriate, and timely intervention (like a visit from the police) in the early stages can act as a wake-up call to think about
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I was just exploring some Tablet PC on AE, and one of the sellers had posted a photo of how the tablet would be shipped - it would be without the box, directly wrapped with small-bubbles plastic wrap, then wrapped / placed inside a big
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Just buy the eBook from Amazon. Then download the DRM-free version of the same ebook from pirate sites (Russian pirate sites are a good resource for this). Enjoy a guilt-free, drm-free experience of reading ebooks.
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Can you provide a source where I can read up on this - how could Google influence Lineage OS?
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Boys for Winter, Girls for Summer: The Fluid Sexualities of Muslim Emperors
(easy-history.com)
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When I first started watching American TV shows in my teens, one of the things that deeply struck me was how efficient the emergency response and police response seemed in America. Ofcourse, I was naive, and didn't realise till later t
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I wonder if that's what makes it slightly addictive? One of the attraction of gambling is the thrill of surprise winning, amidst the many losses that upset you. So in some ways, the cheap products of AliExpress, that sometimes surprise
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Tintin, Hergé and Chang
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Delhi man gets AliExpress order after four years
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Private Armies or Private Military Contractors are desired by governments who want to deflect political accountability, and, to that end, Russian leadership isn't any different to the west on how they've been using them. In the Uk
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It was inevitable - this is what happens when you allow private armies as a business. Nearly a century ago, when the British government decided to take control of a private army the British empire ultimately collapsed because of the backlas
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It's a Google product - is anyone really surprised that it was https://killedbygoogle.com/ ?
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A good example of what I am saying can be seen with Apple Silicon SoCs todays - since details of some of the components in it are unavailable, system developers are being forced to reverse-engineer it to port other OSes on it. Imagine the
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What I meant was that Intel and AMD take the pain to be more open about their SoCs than other ARM manufacturers, and ensure there aren't 100's of them. Both are more developer friendly than others who often deliberately choose the
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Nokia failed because Microsoft sent a trojan horse to them. Nokia died because of Microsoft.
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It's a simple statement of fact, but it does need to be pointed out when ARM or RISC is often hyped. Many forget that that most non-x86's are system-on-chips, with very different components on them to make each a unique hardware p
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The end result may be nobody selling phones there anymore. Really? Are you claiming that capitalists are so much of a fool that instead of making, say, half the profit they were making before in an unregulated market, they would readily p
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You are just reiterating what the AAT David Hatcher Childress claimed “The public needs scientists and the scientists need the public. However, many times the lay person is the better source of information” . That we should all believe eve
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You seem to doing everything right - The counter to addictions is social connections. Addictions are alienating . They cause you to break social ties as the brain tends to (faultily) prioritise the addictive behaviour over your relations.
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India threatened to shut down Twitter, says ex-CEO Jack Dorsey; govt says 'lie'
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The Chinese concern about Airdrop may sound funny. But every government should be scared of Google and Apple (and other BigTech) trying to create a mesh network with their mobile OS that can bypass their telecom infrastructure. ( 5 reason
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It works but not at par - for best performance, it is advisable to use it with a Firefox clone.
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Yes. Historians believe that Buddhism was the first major schism in Hindu philosophy. (Buddhism subscribes to a different karmic philosophy than Hinduism, and as such totally eschews the Hindu caste system). When Buddhism flourished in In
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