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the US doesn’t have any diesel-electric subs in service they’re all nukes
the US doesn’t have any diesel-electric subs in service they’re all nukes
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China bad and don’t forget US good
The US pulled out
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because ridding Israel of “terrorists” is important to western agenda. it’s important lay people understand why all the “terrorists” had to be killed. even the juvenile ones
finish your meal homie
so many people around the world are starving and you come out hear bragging about the third meal you had today?
the world is terrible: wallow in the negativity and spread it like the rest of us
your opinion on toxicity is “wrong”
downvoted.
will you pay them the same amount for less service?
Counter example: America doesn’t negotiate with terrorists.
economies of scale: high end components aren’t manufactured in enormous quantities. their price has to pay for everything along the supply chain plus profit.
for friends and family, use separate emails/sim cards. sim cards must be the prepaid variety. pay in cash. don’t use these for anything outside of scope
for the shopping one, don’t buy anything online. don’t link your bank or a credit card. you’ll have to go to the store in person and pay in cash. wear a mask.
I think we’re on the same page
Ill compile Firefox if I need to
Many companies view teaching employees as an investment. Sure, someone with skill will have to work with them for a time but then they create enough value to pay that back and more as his or her life unfolds.
Looks like it broke at the weak point. I am sorry for your loss.
While were at it, let’s just remove school entirely. Children could compete in the free market of unpaid internships and develop skills that will be useful for their working life. I feel like government has had a monopoly on education for too long, let’s let the free market do it’s thing and save the day.
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