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Ennis
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Comment #30644596
This is happening between Palestinians. You can call them Arab Israelis if you want but they still identify as Palestinians. Splitting them up for the sake of division with these p…
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Comment #30639964
That's the point. There is no path to becoming "naturalized", a legal resident or much more-so a citizen in your own country - whether you see that as Palestine or Israel. This is …
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Comment #28169019
The answers about the population not having the will to fight miss the point completely and are irrelevant and propagate racist views. Afghanistan has a pre-existing system of trib…
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Comment #27109268
Most folks I know that purchase properties are not in it for cashflow. Breaking even is enough. The goal is to purchase the next one with a downpayment against existing equity. The…
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Comment #27108184
By passive I'll assume you mean less effort and risk than starting a new business that requires daily attention. The nice things about the property market are: 1. High leverage - t…
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Comment #26186071
"For certain sensitive information, Apple uses end-to-end encryption" - there's a lot of important user generated data from Apple apps that is not end-to-end encrypted. Frankly, I'…
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Comment #25915987
Do you know how the dog reduced your grinding?
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Comment #25083813
These types of marketplaces do exist but it is very difficult to justify using them. Why pay a significant margin (15-30%) so that we can use a pre-existing billing mechanism insid…
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Comment #24761820
There is no way to spin Spotify as a customer first company with shenanigans like this. It’s my data and I should be able to do anything I want with it. I’m happy to pay for superi…
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Comment #23460247
Isn't that addressed with the proposed exit tax that is part of the measure? Numerically, "losing" 2 or 3 percent is not insurmountable to most people it affects. We lose as much t…
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Comment #21084160
This is not correct. The article states that Tik-Tok went above and beyond Turkish or Chinese laws with their guidelines. This puts the burden on TikTok to justify it's tactics. It…
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Comment #20245585
I thought this business has technology cycles. It's just that AMD has missed a few and now Intel is at the mid-stage of it's current architecture. Wouldn't they be naturally back o…
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Comment #20203278
There is no reason to ban them. Charge the emissions to influence behaviour and investments. We don't know what innovations can come out of this if enough pressure is applied.
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Comment #20198795
Naturally most people do things they think they can continue doing in the future. The more HKers value their way of life and defend it the more difficult it will be to tear down th…
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Comment #20082993
The attack vector is not broad which makes the headline and story sensationalist. Yes - plugins add risk because they are dynamic and have an uncontrolled upgrade path with potenti…
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Comment #20077794
I posted for the long Kate Adie video in the article which I had not seen before. The other reason is my concern at a defence minister even mentioning this event when everyone is a…
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Comment #19578456
How can civil conflict of any kind possibly justify treatment of civilians by their own Goverment in this way? Regardless of your intentions that comment is insensitive and avoidan…
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Comment #19574035
As technology workers our influence on the world around us is outsized in many ways. At some point we have to get more heavily involved in building civil society in local and globa…
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