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Giving up the EU hasn't reduced the amount of government at all, since the UK still needs to interact and comply with the EU. All they've done is reduced the amount of say they have in the control of the EU.
And even if you have lots of resources, global economic recessions still affect you
They're not moving to less government, they're just moving to one that has less control over taxes and international policy.
and brexit is going to affect you
pine_beetleI believe in less government and less handouts so in principal I agree with Brexit. It will be interesting to see what the short term consequences will be and I'm sure that is going to be the focal point of the bought and payed for manipulative media for the next few months. My feeling is that this will give the UK more economic freedom and leverage in the long run. The EU could try a trade war but that's to their own demise.
its going to end up the same way everything has always ended up when someone went for smaller government and privatization:
bad for anyone who doesn't own a large business
has anyone else had a positive experience with windows 10? the UI looks nice, the search integration works decently, and I've only encountered bugs with legacy software
the301stspartanNo they have good fps because they can afford good computers with all that trading money
average pub player doesn't play the game with a config, so the locked variables that valve has won't affect their FPS
it literally only hurts "serious" pub players and the comp community
BumFreezethe biggest factor driving people away wil probably be the 10 fps config
not for pubbies, they already have terrible FPS
strazyyyend of the beta? please correct me if i'm wrong since i haven't played it lately but nothing has really changed though.
abandoning is still a major issue that ruins matches
the rotation is questionable to say the least
the round/time limit isn't long enough (this is in my opinion though)
no serverside anticheat measures (untrusted/fakeangle bans, OW) like in csgo
1. They've been working on a sub feature. Abandons will also be less of an issue as the game gets released as people who don't leave will have a much higher rank. That's not a perfect system as it makes the lower ranks awful for noobies but the mid level players won't be suffering from chronic leavers like they do now, at least after a week or two.
2. Kinda? Its basically ESEA + gorge + the koth egypt map right? Not amazing but there's been worse maps
3.
meHaving 20 minute games in TF2, a game that will likely have longer queues based on having 2 more players per game and a smaller community, means that no one player is locked out of the MM formula for long. After 20 minutes, no matter what, 12 players are now free to play again. This lets the MM formula more quickly randomize and sort players because they'll play more matches, and allows a smaller number of players to have constant fresh matches against different players. With 20 minute games, you'll see a higher percentage of players searching at any given time compared to a 50 minute cycle.
To simplify, the short game times make running an MM system much more efficient and easy, as you can quickly run player permutations to determine rank as well as prevent players from being "locked" out of the MM pool since they're stuck on round 3/5. This means a lot more of the players will be finishing games and entering the queue at any given time, making it easier to find matches even if we don't have all the players of CSGO. This is a really good middle ground and keeps MM from being drawn out or too serious.
4. idk what to tell you. valve's been putting in good work with AC lately, if it ain't enough it ain't enough but it seems like they're trying
GentlemanJonThere was the knowledge that debt was propping up the economy (a lot in mortgages) because that was the design, the supposed repackaging of toxic debt into safe bundles, junk bonds on steroids. A tiny handful of doomsayers spoke out but they carried no authority, while the architects of the financial "innovations" were given nobel prizes. Nobody big like the IMF, the EU, any central banks, credit ratings agencies, etc moved until it was too late. Those are the institutions predicting doom now and their failure makes it too easy to discredit them.
Credit ratings agencies that passed Greece as AAA safe 10 years ago are downgrading the UK. It doesn't have the impact it once had, even if this time they're right. That's why we have a zombie economy now, nobody has any other ideas other than to extend debt again, but there is no way to do it safely.
e: I've just been reminded of one of Michael Gove's lines during the campaign: “People in this country have had enough of experts.”. Says it all really.
No one is going to say "don't invest" that's dumb. Financial analysts were aware that the market would eventually collapse but they were trying to make money and support it as long as possible, so of course they're not going to publicly mention the likelihood of a global recession. They got nobel prizes because the net benefit of propping up housing loans was still positive. People made money, people had homes, and overall, the recession didn't outpace the money everyone made.
That's different than now because they're looking at an event that hurts their bottom line and flat out saying its a bad idea.
The anti-intellectualism is kind of appalling in that quote. If people are so tired of experts, they should remove all licensing for things like lawyers and doctors then.
Oh is that a hud element? My bad. Try finding the position and set it to like 100000 or something
i dont think that's actually a command. P sure u could just delete the hud element. Flatline or a hudlord would know which one im sure
shenaniganEm,recruit teammates that are actually social and easy going?
being social or vocal in a conversation (viper) doesn't translate into being a teammate who comms (viper). If anything, they could be counter productive. Someone who talks a lot naturally might have a tendency to either not censor their speech and clutter comms or might avoid comming as an attempt to avoid that
cirloWariSo why is something this big allowed to pass without a super majority?That was an advisory referendum. That means that POTENTIALLY the goverment could not listen to the brits (that would obviously make it sound an anti-democratic decision since more then 50% voted against).
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Also if they needed something like 60% of the voters to go out EU and there were "just" 52%, it would be quite hard to govern with MORE then half of your people against you.
Here in the US we regularly have referendums that require a super majority. Weed would be legal or medical in a few more states at the very least if we did it at 50%. Our constitution requires like 75% of the states to ratify an amendment as well
God i hope items become property so i can say i have a net worth
GentlemanJonDavidTheWinI don't get the thinly veiled anti-intellectualism. When 90% of everyone whose job it is to research this kind of thing politically and economically says its a bad idea and they do it anyway and say "the British public are tired of listening to experts" then frankly they are fucking stupid.The problem with trust in experts is the 2008 crash. The economy hasn't recovered, for ordinary people anyway, and which experts saw that coming or did something to prevent it? Anybody who had doubts was shouted down. There's no trust in politics, politicians, experts, national or international institutions - they have no credibility any more. Everyone assumes they're corrupt because many of them are corrupt.
What most voters don't realise is that none of the attacks or implied promises made during the campaign will come to pass. The French and Germans are already making noises about picking up city of London business and that would be a disaster, the UK economy leans heavily on finance. We must negotiate free movement of capital and there are only a few things that could balance that, most of of which were denounced by leavers during the campaign.
Ppl were aware that the housing market was propping up the economy and quite a few economists saw the crash. Just because you dont know where the money is doesnt make the experts wrong
Theres no real reason for 70-80% of the immigrant hate lets be fuckin real. They mostly hate brown people and a few are concerned about the feasibility of mass immigration