I remember when my dad lost his job around 2002. I was a little kid and my mom told me to be careful when I'm playing outside, because if I broke my arm we could lose our house. That's something I don't think should ever be a reality, or something that parents or children should worry about in a functioning country.
I'm going to be shocked if this interview is anything other than Russian propaganda.
Where can I find live traffic cameras with high enough resolution to read license plates? I've only seen traffic cameras with something like 320x240 max.
It's the greatest animated kids show ever made.
Technically you don't need a period for a valid address. "a@a" is a valid email address.
At Thai places ask for "pet mak mak"
How it feels talking to my father.
This video answers your question. It is a bit lengthy but well worth a watch.
That's not playing devil's advocate, that's just clarifying the truth. When the truth is abhorrent, there's no need to exaggerate it to make it sound worse.
About 10 years ago, the crypto community was talking about this with regard to microtransactions. The idea was that nobody really wants to pay a monthly subscription fee to news publications, but getting someone to digitally pay 1-10 cents to read an interesting article is probably doable. Unfortunately, digital currencies became what they are today instead of anything actually useful.
I grew up forced to go to church and this is pretty literally a core point of the pastor's sermon multiple times. He told a story about someone trapped on their roof during a hurricane and was offered rescue by three different means but refused each citing God. The story ended like the punchline here.
I don't really have a point to this, but I wanted to share.
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na_th_an
joined 1 year ago
Compared to an open office the cubicles in Office Space look amazing.