

What sort of advise are they giving? I’m out of the loop
What sort of advise are they giving? I’m out of the loop
Unless those old farts die first
From all the things I predicted 2025 to have in store for the EU, I didn’t expect a war with the USA. What a shit timeline this is.
I guess there’s multiple ways to address this. Google has the resources to easily serve different maps to each country, while showing multiple names is an easier strategy.
It’s an acquired habit that you develop by repeatedly using alcohol as a social crutch. I don’t think anyone is born liking the taste of alcohol.
OSM will also eventually change it. It’s the official name of the gulf in the US. Like it or not, that’s the reality. Just like how English maps show “Japan” written over the country called Nihon.
Sounds like you need to make a boring Gmail account just for buying online.
The party of free speech everyone!
https://jessica.substack.com/p/instagram-is-censoring-abortion-pill
Now that I think about it, what are those gloves make of to sustain such attacks?
If you look sideways, you can see the snail, mixed with the silhouette of a person, I guess.
The find out phase also might mean come countries with equally unhinged leaders feel emboldened to attack others, as countries start divesting from their US relations.
There are both. Most people are on the public insurance which is non profit. Rich people sometimes move to private insurance.
There are different models. For example in Portugal and in the UK there’s public health system where you have the right to health care as a citizen, and it’s paid by social security, which is a tax on you income. In Germany you instead have mandatory insurance, but the government pays for you if you can’t. This you pay a % of your salary but it’s not considered a tax. In the end it’s just different models of the same thing.
And many jobs also pay you health insurance. But the point is that in other countries, social security is not attached to your employment. If you get fired, you receive unemployment and health care until you get your next job (details and quality of social system vary per country though).
Texting costs extra, specially internationally? Also it has a limited feature set and poor intercompatibility.
Wasn’t Chile in the brink of a civil war recently? I’ve no clue about Uruguay though.
Wake me up in 2 months when 80% of new users churned.
But are any doing well?
And then went to TV to complain
This is almost certainly the case. I also know Airbnb hosts do that all the time.