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xdzgor t1_jeg4nkk wrote
Reply to comment by Professional-Web8436 in Eurozone inflation falls sharply as energy prices drop by misana123
I guess that sort of thing is very individual. My house payments have not changed at all. Food and natural-gas prices have skyrocketed, and I drive so little that petrol increases hardly affect me.
japan_love49 t1_jeg4kki wrote
That's going to be no good soon.
CrimzonSun t1_jeg4kdy wrote
Why is everyone here blaming Wimbledon? Comparing them to IOC etc? Saying they took a bribe or something. The AEC (owners of Wimbledon) and the LTA (Queens Club etc) were the only tennis associations to ban Russian players and were punished by the ATP and threatened with expulsion. ATP are the ones who would need to impose a ban if it was going to happen otherwise we're talking about 2 weeks of the tour they couldn't play.
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Reply to comment by waisonline99 in Russia’s new foreign policy strategy identifies China, India as main allies by Falls_stuff
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Mynameisblorm t1_jeg4d6l wrote
Reply to comment by No_Perspective9930 in Meadows to return at 100 historic sites in England to mark coronation | Biodiversity by Johnmayer000
Man loves his plants, simple as
kindle139 t1_jeg4c9s wrote
Reply to comment by Tripanes in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
(paraphrasing Sean Carroll from memory here)
As I understand it, even though the action is instantaneous over distance due to entanglement, because neither party can communicate this to the other, information isn’t traveling faster than the speed of light.
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Reply to comment by LegoRacers1999 in Meadows to return at 100 historic sites in England to mark coronation | Biodiversity by Johnmayer000
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dredbeast t1_jeg432a wrote
Reply to comment by OriginOfEnigma in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
It wouldn’t be. Even in modern settings, POTS isn’t just copper anymore. It is copper from a Central Office to the customer, Central Offices are connected together through fiber connections.
So when you are making a call, you are connecting to a telephone switch via a copper connection. The telephone switch talks to other switches via fiber.
Menneskefernis t1_jeg3ya8 wrote
Reply to comment by BitterPuddin in Kolkata (India) Man Infected By Killer Plant Fungus In World's First Case by vbcda
Yes, because, based on their research, they estimated that he will die at some point.
OrphanDextro t1_jeg3wf6 wrote
Reply to comment by BitterPuddin in Kolkata (India) Man Infected By Killer Plant Fungus In World's First Case by vbcda
Maybe to plants it is.
wassamatteruheh2 t1_jeg3w5j wrote
Is this the India that cancelled a Moscow arms deal back in March 2022, and is trying to stay neutral here?
aaden08 t1_jeg3lye wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in U.S. Extends Carrier Deployment After Syria Attack by Kimber80
lol so you admit invading Iraq was a bad idea but somehow we should have went into Iran who has not attacked us and that's somehow a good idea?
How about no more decade+ mideast wars for a change?
invol713 t1_jeg3lfx wrote
Reply to comment by Geddy_Lees_Nose in IMF approves $15.6 billion loan for Ukraine by Kimber80
You’d think so. But the outcome is still very undetermined.
And goddammit, your name. 🤣
oxygenium92 t1_jeg3hbm wrote
Reply to comment by Aikeko in Abusive working conditions endemic in Spain’s strawberry farms, report claims | Global development by Brian_Doctor
Yes and no. For easy to grow varieties best you can get is 400-500grams of fruit per plant, so if you want anything close to a yield you need more than a pot of dirt, at least small plot of land with couple dozens of plants.
Human-Entrepreneur77 t1_jeg3eyd wrote
They send the warthog when it's time to kickbutt
Geddy_Lees_Nose t1_jeg3d81 wrote
Reply to comment by invol713 in IMF approves $15.6 billion loan for Ukraine by Kimber80
The IMF wouldn't give out the loan if they didn't expect to get it repaid eventually. They probably see this loan as a way of helping to ensure Ukraine wins.
OrphanDextro t1_jeg3b9q wrote
Goodbye social services.
takeitineasy t1_jeg37y7 wrote
Reply to comment by CalppithSlap in Greece, Armenia Work Out Military Cooperation Pact, Training Drills by DavidofSasun
That would be the 3rd genocide against Armenians if they do it. People talk about the Armenian genocide of 1915-1923, that resulted in 1.5 million deaths, but no one ever mentions the Hamidian massacres just 20 years prior, that resulted in up to 300,000 Armenian casualties. It was named after Ottoman sultan Hamid II, who wanted to further islamize the empire. About 25000 Assyrians were also killed.
There definitely seems to be a habit developing in the region, a habit of genociding Armenians.
Edit: I just found this list actually, seems there are even more, and generally caused by anti-christian sentiment.
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Reply to comment by Woodlog82 in Kabul’s only library for women closes due to Taliban threats and harassment by SinbadMarinarul
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TedMerTed t1_jeg2wp9 wrote
Reply to comment by erikmongabay in Ecuador court upholds ‘rights of nature,’ blocks copper mine proposed for biodiversity hotspot in cloud forest by erikmongabay
Can’t say that I know much about it but the concept seems unworkable. Everything humans do is at odds with the rights of nature.
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