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BelenusMordred
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Comment #29274215
> No, it’s actually illegal in the US You are misunderstanding what the GP comment said. The reality is that landlords/employers can and do discriminate based on race, religion, ag…
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Comment #29274131
> it was designed to be an 'banking/commercial haven' Singapore was a trading port from it's first conception when the Sultan of Johor sold the basically uninhabited swamp island t…
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Comment #29151277
> Organic herbicides and pesticides contain the same constituent chemicals as their conventional counterparts. Care to tell us the chemical composition of modern pesticides from sa…
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Comment #29148164
Don't really understand the cries for their server code to be constantly updated or even open sourced, you can't ever verify that's what they are running anyway. Maybe there's some…
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Comment #29138456
> naked She's not wearing a top, for many on Earth that's not considered naked, this is hardly a "Russian" thing, most of Europe has no such prudish hang ups. America on the other …
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Comment #29138312
Price controls are successful until they aren't. The US can subsidise an egregious amount of bad policies for a very long time I suspect, from agriculture to health, it's not reall…
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Comment #29138283
Baseband chips and sim cards aren't infrastructure, but you still can't compete because getting permission to run one on modern networks is financially well out of reach for most. …
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Comment #29134536
> You really need to see these results to appreciate them. Seems more like the quality of the queries rather than the results. Many of the complaints I see about google and friends…
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Comment #29094714
This is such a bizarre comment given the history of price controls and their horrendous outcomes.
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Comment #29094233
Satoshi rightfully feared the same outcome as those behind libertycoin. The main guy was only just released from prison for trying to create a currency, a concept that seems comica…
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Comment #29092454
I think many on this site really don't understand how prevalent drugs are in Australian society. As an Aussie that number doesn't seem big at all and is probably an underestimation…
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Comment #29085626
This is really cool. As a native speaker it's not really relevant for me but impressed nonetheless. Excellent site, I wish there was something equivalent for Mandarin or German. Tr…
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Comment #29084680
It is completely tangential to my comment. Please take off your political blinkers and debate the issue reasonably.
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Comment #29084637
To painfully ask yet again, does the ROC make claim to what we in the west call mainland China? Is it really that hard to say yes or no?
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Comment #29079485
Are you Taiwanese and/or live in Taiwan?
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Comment #29078912
I linked a wikipedia article that clearly states the history of the ROC, you linked a rambling conspiratorial HN comment from the exact person I was replying to. Would you say the …
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Comment #29078902
That has absolutely nothing to do with what we were discussing above and I suggest you read it again slowly.
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Comment #29066708
Genetics of the Taiwanese people is an absurdly spurious defense in this debate, I'd ask you to provide any sort of proof to your original claim that 'Taiwan does NOT want to “reun…
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Comment #29063780
The ROC(Republic of China) aka Taiwan has always held a constitutional claim to mainland China, they were driven out after the communist revolution. Your statement is inaccurate. h…
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Comment #28986139
An open source cellular modem firmware is long overdue, but there's no government on Earth that would be keen on allowing it to happen, the best we have is 2G/3G stuff that has bee…
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Comment #28986109
Zerodium is a good starting point, you can find individual grey market brokers too, you probably already follow one of them on Twitter :I
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Comment #28986095
> if your car has android is modern. I think you misunderstood, I bought a cheap bluetooth obd2 device and accessed the data from an open source android app. It was a 2004 model fr…
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Comment #28985439
> only requires the car be able to report faults related to emissions I'm just a layman who dabbles in diy car repair but from my experience with a cheap Chinese bluetooth obd-ii i…
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Comment #28985244
You can pay a fraction more and get your own compartment if communal sleeping takes it toll.
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Comment #28982996
> zero-click Literally worth millions of dollars on the wholesome greymarkets these days, possibly the most prized, just in case anyone was wondering.