You need the modem within a mobile phone, but now you're adding it to a laptop in addition. It isn't clear it makes more sense to me.
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Buy Monero with Biticoin -> Transfer Monero to another wallet -> Buy Bitcoin with Monero.
But I guess it isn't that easy.
Do you have any source at all for this?
He seemed to be beyond 'chemtrails' from what I had seen of him, and indeed he has a video stating:
> Another viral YouTube video purporting to show a pilot forgetting to turn off chemtrails as a plane comes in to land is another example of how baseless conspiracy theories distract from genuine issues and cover-ups.
You use $UBER as if it is a publically listed stock - it isn't. $UBER doesn't exist.
We've been down this route in several countries during the 20th century and it doesn't pan out well.
Is there a source backing any of this up?
Yes, but the first sentence is not why it did not break the sound barrier. They state it is due to being in swiftly moving air. The speed otherwise, even at airspeed (which is a negligible difference to ground speed) is fast enough to break the sound barrier.
Quite the assertion, and ironic with Project Fear in full swing. There is of course the question of how much understanding is needed of how the EU works to want to take back control. 'Can national laws override an EU law? No? We need control!'
Some people just want these important decisions done at the national level, hence Brexit.
Can you be more specific with the misquoted and misattributed philosophers?
I know these things are terribly subjective but that subreddit seems more to the left. [1]
https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/adjw5h/sweden_has...
I understand why people say this. The population have not directly voted for these commissioners. They can't simply vote them out. It feels like a step removed from the democratic process, and I'm not sure that's beneficial.
Perhaps only having Hacker News as your source of news has led to that mentality. That's not to say it isn't broken, or there isn't corruption, but I don't think things are beyond repair, and they can certainly be worse.
This has not been my observation, at all.
A divorce seems an odd comparison to choose, but the UK has a large trade deficit with the EU. If the UK leaders had a backbone, they would walk away or be tougher in negotiations.
> 2. See 1. Also, there have been compromises, the UK wants to get unicorns. Full access to the single market yet no freedom of movement...
Do you have any examples?
Why should the idealogical idea of freedom of movement be linked to an economic market? This is an EU idea, and the separate of the two is not a unicorn. See: other trade agreements.
[2] There has been little if any compromise in the negotiations from the EU side, and much from the UK.
There are medicinal and practical uses for plants, and some are have only recently been discovered. Losing them is losing this these potential discoveries and uses.
Humans inherently enjoy nature. We like to see trees, greenery , wildlife. The loss of these things hurts our enjoyment of the world.