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Throw839
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Comment #38868705
Is goverment going to hire me, so I work for them? Where do I apply? Also I want gold medal for being a hero (minimum 130grams, 20carats), where is dispensery? I have several milli…
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Comment #38868141
A few decades... Give it like 8
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Comment #38867884
I do not work for goverment, I am fisherman!
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Comment #38867877
Fish do not work that way. If humans nuke themselfs, fish will recover in a few decades.
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Comment #38867520
Why do you thing "public view" is something good. And why should I expose myself to that pain?!
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Comment #38864309
Car rental...
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Comment #38860897
It is active war zone. Civilian aircrafts should not be near it!
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Comment #38860093
It is very easy lifestyke, just use a van with proper equipment, not freaking tesla.
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Comment #38860072
A literal ton of cargo in a trailer is nothing extraordinary. Did you ever lived on a farm?
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Comment #38858316
Extra parking would bring in "poor" people who live in France, Italy or Germany but commute to work in Switzerland. Just another form of elitism.
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Comment #38856788
Unsupported devices can always become somehow supported and enabled. To harden computer, you remove WiFi cards, cut on-board antennas, desolder mics and speakers, desolder USB port…
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Comment #38854267
But that elimites purpose for Ada. Rust has better type system to deal with this.
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Comment #38853526
If I remember correctly, Ada was much slower compared to C. Stuff like boundary checks on arrays has a cost.
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Comment #38853328
This! I am horrified to touch anything old from GNU!
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Comment #38853228
This already happened in UK.
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Comment #38853164
It is the process that makes it hard and expensive. Even bringing this to court costs money. Extracting money from normal people is nearly automated.
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Comment #38852311
There is always some person punishable. I bet it is not profitable to enforce such fines! Speeding tickets are hard to prove. Normal small person just pays fines with zero cost to …
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Comment #38841983
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Comment #38835294
They are clear with their agenda: new global payment and settlement system. Western financial systems are unreliable.
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Comment #38835054
> often wonder how technology would look today if Netscape hadn’t been crushed for threatening Microsoft’s os dominance > technologies went through a dark age without innovation un…
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Comment #38834036
I would invert the title a bit: The quality of your life strongly depends on how many bad people you manage to avoid. People are mostly OK and reasonable to deal with. Some super d…
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Comment #38833810
We should setup refugee camps in neighbouring countries, until war is over.
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Comment #38833260
Staying home with kids.
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Comment #38833124
> become so desperate they have sought to buy hugely expensive alternative treatments on the internet from outside the UK. I just checked prices in India, tube of permethrin cream …