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If you're getting downvoted you still have a personality.
You too?
Are you five years old or retarded?
If only you had some.
I like this answer because you pretend you're arguing against the comment without actually addressing anything.
Communication lines are always open for discussion and negotiation; the end of one agreement doesn't mean no more agreements.
She stated they had unprecedented levels of enriched uranium for a country without weapons.
I don't watch Fox News. Blair and Bush lying about Iraq, doesn't mean Iran isn't working towards weapons. I'm all for prosecuting Blair and Bush, always have been. This is not a matter in which you can just sit back and say "well, hopefully it's all innocent". Iran had to be open - they were the opposite.
Reversion to mean. Pre-78.
They could have simply had IAEA inspections.
Gabbard has recently stated that's not true, that she was quoted out of context.
That would be pointlessly defeatist. Also, other parties are involved to bear witness.
Well, it takes about 20 years. Throw in a virus, assassinations, inspections, ... sounds about right.
Facilities deep in a mountain, no IAEA access, refusal to negotiate, October 7th, ... You'd have to be quite naive to think it's all above board. (Instead of under a mountain).
He didn't. The war was already started, he lent brief assistance.
As it's a single sentence I'd suggest it probably is the worst link.
Re:Indian court orders blocking of Proton Mail on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @11:13PM (#43840887)
Add in Aadhaar.
Re:How to Win an Argument with a Toddler on Tuesday April 15, 2025 @08:25PM (#43700017)
Terrible examples. Not validating emotions is obviously different from insulting.
You've misunderstood. I know what F1 is and how it works, I've been watching it since the 70s.
Re:The Burnout Machine on Thursday March 20, 2025 @08:45PM (#43430729)
Not all dev jobs are like that. There is only one country called the USA.
They didn't win last year as much Checo handed it to them.
Re:Mozilla owns "information you input through Firefox" on Thursday February 27, 2025 @10:53PM (#43201527)
IANAL - does that mean if I, in the UK, get arrested for wrong think on X I can redirect the police to Mozilla?
Re:Show HN: Global 3D Topography Explorer on Monday February 10, 2025 @10:38PM (#43008657)
Lovely. Need a compass point image added.
Re:Ask HN: Is wind power financially viable without subsidies? on Thursday January 23, 2025 @07:35PM (#42809466)
Or held hostage to the weather.
Re:Ask HN: What Are Your Best Tips for Household Chores? on Thursday January 23, 2025 @03:39PM (#42807827)
Limescale?
Re:UK's elite hardware talent is being wasted on Monday January 20, 2025 @01:29PM (#42771561)
An illustration of this which I happened to be looking at: Average home sizes (sq ft, sq m):

  Australia      2,303 214
  New Zealand    2,174 202
  United States  2,164 201
  Canada         1,948 181
  UK               818  76
Edit: formatting.
The UK first needs the will to do something. The UK is renowned for shell company purchases and laundering. What is wanted by the little home buyers is very different from what is wanted at the top of the pyramid. As the current uproar about the decades long grooming atrocity has shown the rot runs deep.
Do you have figures?
Re:Why are UK electricity bills so expensive? on Sunday December 22, 2024 @02:22PM (#42488429)
Rate info:

                                  | Current prices   | New prices (1 January 2023)
Standing charge (pence per day) | 48.61 | 48.61

Unit rate DY (pence per kWh) | 53.38 | 60.24

Unit rate NT (pence per kWh) | 9.21 | 8.10

edit: attempted formatting.

Re:Why are UK electricity bills so expensive? on Sunday December 22, 2024 @02:15PM (#42488386)
Thank you for the payment... January 2023 ... of £115 Thank you for the payment... April 2023 ... of £631 I don't watch TV, no cooling systems. It was the second half of winter but I considered the heating usage at the time. No exaggeration intended. £516.

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