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Comment #21942162
Here a mine: 1. We will see an economic depression, also caused by energy problems. The current quantitative easing is actually the first sign of the problems with energy: https://…
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Comment #21941988
1. Pension bomb — as you see, is about to go off in Europe. Honestly, I would expect it to go off first in the US. They rely heavily on the stock-markets and have much higher payou…
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Comment #21935491
"Fracking also allows america to place economic pressure to some countries like Russian (by lowering the price of their primary export)." I read about a different Russian interpret…
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Comment #21931310
"much faster than say ext2" Mordsschnell!
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Comment #21931296
Why not? http://www.iaauae.org/media-files/2007/10/16/20071016_Hitler...
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Comment #21931260
Yeah. Because we know that post-soviet Russians are very happy people. Not. Source: I am there once a month.
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Comment #21931127
"How's life in China?" "Great!" Source: I live there! This is the mistake you're making regarding stuff you have no idea of.
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Comment #21930762
"What they aren’t good at is making people happy. See Hong Kong for the last 6 months." Wrong Chinese people are very happy. In some rankings they belong to the happiest people. He…
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Comment #21872913
I would appreciate an article about "The secret afterlife of Belgium Mail" The Belgium postal system ranks below Moldavia. It is a third world country and the postal system is dysf…
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Comment #21819689
"I don't care if people sell clean, safe, reasonable things that are gleaned from a dumpster. That's waste reduction and a net good." I could agree with that but I am worried about…
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Comment #21788690
And since we are on it, if I had a wish I would wish a nerd password option for one time passwords based on regular expressions.
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Comment #21788685
"This should not be a surprise, as this supports the NIST's revised recommendations (from June 2017!) that passwords should not expire [0], because it actually leads to less-secure…
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Comment #21510251
https://sci-hub.tw/10.1080/13518049608430230
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Comment #21510081
"the death of one is a tragedy. the death of a million is a statistic" Stalin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwKPFT-RioU
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Comment #21506975
"An account of the “epic human tragedy” that unfolded when Allied troops landed on the shores of Normandy on D-Day" Stopped reading there. Google: "By the end of the first day, non…
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Comment #21506875
Meanwhile, in the late-twentieth-century phase of the arms race, the role of unpredictable chance increased. When hours (or days) and miles (or hundreds of miles) separate defeat f…
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Comment #21437073
You don't want your family to use my setup. I breaks many things. A person not in IT is probably just fine if you install ublock Origin. Or you would have to train your family to u…
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Comment #21434200
Use browser plug ins * ublock origin * no script * cookie auto delete plug in, deletes cookies if tab is closed * (I use also I don't care about cookies for the EU cookies clusterf…
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Comment #21365170
We always had climate change. Not having climate change is the exception. Is it man made? Is it caused by CO2? Ist it getting warmer? Is this a good or a bad thing? Can we and shou…
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Comment #21362219
"The early 2000's were a period of especially low usability for Microsoft's products." Windows 2000 was actually a pretty stable system, considering MS previous standards. "user. O…
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Comment #21164584
No, it argued on a mathematical basis for this.
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Comment #21162755
I came across an article about DNA but did not had time to read it and lost it. It was about some ideas why DNA has 4 bases (and not 6 or 8). They also mention why 20 (?) amino aci…
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Comment #21160860
The difference being made that people are willing to spend big on short term things but are stingy on things that they use a lot. Be it a keyboard, shoes, bed sheets or whatever. I…
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Comment #21160596
"you're not spending $1600 on a keyboard to improve your" Well, it is $1600 for a keyboard that you are using 8h a day for the next five years vs a $5 Latte that you are enjoying t…
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Comment #21150171
Well, 1. There is no "international law" 2. It violated the "Vienna treaty" In the meantime, Federica Mogherini, the high representative of the EU for foreign affairs and security …