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Comment #49045817
> If tank fails, you are liable for water damages and home insurance DOES NOT cover that. Whether an aquarium is covered by home/renters insurance is specific to the policy and aqu…
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Comment #49045800
@dang
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Comment #49045792
How many Gazans are left in Gaza? How many Jews were left in Ukraine? Hell, how many Ukrainians remained? About 15% of the Ukrainian population was slaughtered, and the Nazis faile…
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Comment #49038304
The Iranian regime killed in a matter of days approximately the same amount of civilians as the IDF killed in Gaza over the course of their entire operation. That’s just the tally …
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Comment #48796175
Hn is a goofy place. It feels like on odd days we see posts like this, about the EU creating this legal framework for the destruction of privacy. On even days we see posts about qu…
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Comment #48785319
>Edison did not build his stuff himself. Edison did not start his career as a successful businessman. He built things, he sold patents, and later in life he lead teams that did the…
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Comment #48230651
Precisely! There are orders of magnitude more people who are poor English writers (by virtue of being ESL or merely not having the gift) than those gifted at English prose. What we…
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Comment #48222077
Which is deeply ironic since a few years ago stilted prose would be unavoidable, whereas now it’s more often a result of the choice to not use an LLM to clean up your text.
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Comment #47926336
>fairy sized This isn't as helpful a unit of measure as you imagined when you wrote that, fyi.
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Comment #47835551
On top of all that's been said, the "blacklisting" memo from DoD was to take effect on September 2nd; it had a 180 day grace period. Expect this to get renegotiated over the summer…
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Comment #47828432
> USA has hated iran since the revolution. Since the revolutionaries declared themselves enemies of America, took hostage US embassy workers and tortured them for over a year.* Agr…
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Comment #47828387
The production facility is a real vulnerability but the shipping factor is overstated - total supply for silicone etching could be airlifted. It’ll be more expensive but not a cris…
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Comment #47727155
The French Revolution brought on Napoleon, wars that brought about the deaths of many millions of people, and then another emperor. The subsequent events are where they found liber…
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Comment #47719474
Dismantling H1B (imo) will lead to a more globally distributed tech market and that would harm American workers an order of magnitude more than the competition from H1Bs. You want …
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Comment #47683551
Do you have a source for this being the 10 points which form the basis of negotiations, rather than something released to the media to shape those negotiations?
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Comment #47520687
> That sounds better than no delay That depends on what Iran does in the meantime, does it not? If Iran effectively turned their missile program into a true deterrent then negotiat…
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Comment #47520648
> I've never seen Iran care one bit about influencing or bothering any country outside of its sphere of influence. There’s this weird attitude I see where people claim “realpolitik…
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Comment #47282920
Statistically, yes. Take a boogeyman from this thread - electronic device searches. Less than 0.01% of travelers to the US have their electronics screened. A similarly small fracti…
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Comment #47278725
I enjoy Dubai, but it’s is part of a state where showing a stranger the middle finger is punishable with jail and deportation, nevermind an expat criticism the emirs. It’s pretty t…
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Comment #47238625
More accurately, Israel was going to attack Iran, and US intelligence stated that Iranian retaliation planning was to target US forces, along with most gulf nations and shipping la…
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Comment #47082156
>We know, we had the Nazis. Yes, I keep thinking about the bastion of free speech that gave birth to the Nazi movement. If only the Weimar Republic had anti-hate speech laws, perha…
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Comment #46970386
> While many other countries employ pay by QR code which is free. In which countries is this service free? Alipay and Wechat are probably the biggest actors in this space both take…