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those who make peaceful change impossible make violent revolutions inevitable. pretty sure a us president said something like that.
i was so sad when insomnia felt like it went down hill :( barely could handle grpc properly and odd need for an account then i saw this by kong thing and was like well shit.
yay now i can have a normal app again, and thanks for making tools i use pretty much everyday.
since this problem prevents the solution of others, because there's way lower collaboration and organisation due to the persistent loneliness and all the mental health costs.
the worst part is people stuck in the blissful non lonely state just don't give a fuck, cause they got their happiness.
> healthcare > unlimited homelessness, in one day in la i saw more homelessness people then in my entire life in australia, this was only eclipsed by san fran. now i get why devs are leaving california, i wouldn't raise a family there. > gun violence > political instability > terrible pre-12 education system. > general shitty american population (why do you need to clap and chant so much)
how they handled that transition gave react a huge footing, splintered the framework community, also have made it very hard to search for their own framework.
they should atleast be within the 570 range. 650 is a bit of piss take.
also google support in Aus is terrible at best, had a dead nexus 5x , sent back for replacement had to pay for new phone, still fighting for a refund...
Have you heard of the term donkey voting? null votes in Australia are about 5% of total votes (federally) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-04/informal-votes-to-hav...
Also it's only sorta compulsory in a sense, you can just never register and never have to vote. but if you do register you will get fined if you don't vote. the amount of unregistered voters is about 4% of the population. so at it's worst it's atleast more representative then some other democracies.
also how do you feel about the path to TSO if you wish not to ICO, build your MVP blockchain project, grow your project attempt to become profitable/ acquire further investors then go for the TSO ?
thanks for the great article though !
The opposition federally has been attacking renewable energy in south australia over the failures caused by storms and gas generators. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-16/josh-frydenberg-jay-we...
so the state put a tender to all battery makers to help the state start with startup times to get the gas generators online and help with the extreme prices in high demand times http://theconversation.com/a-month-in-teslas-sa-battery-is-s...
the battery project has been very successful, and now fuelled with revenge and fear of losing state power the state leader is pushing even harder for battery and solar tech in residential areas to stop the cost growth, this will also help alot of renters, and he is directing this as mistrust from the incompetent federal leadership which is primarily funded by the coal industry. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/feb/01/coal-...
South Australia mostly dislikes federal politicians considering they constantly ignore the state and then with AEMO and energy markets just basically cut power to the state and charge them through the nose because they aren't the useful state.
Maybe ball lightning, apart from that I got nothing.
I can see the benefits of cardano but I don't think it can catch up ?