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Fuggerei(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by 2143 4y ago|1 comments
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by 2143 4y ago
This public housing by the Fugger family in Germany has been in existence for over 500 years. The rent is less than €1 a year.
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by 2143 4y ago
> stat day If you don't know what a "stat day" is (I didn't), it apparently stands for "statutory holidays" which is like public holidays. During my brief time in the US, I observed that over there the publi
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by 2143 4y ago
Nice app. Good luck. I use a spreadsheet tailored exactly to my situation. It's not exactly for "budgeting" but it's more of a general purpose expense tracker. It started out simple, but it's now got categories, tra
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by 2143 4y ago
Well, it can be used to transfer any large files amongst a bunch of people. I like the protocol in theory. If n people want the same resource, it seems better if they get that in a sort of distributed way rather than all of them connecting
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by 2143 4y ago
Whoa. That feels like a while lot of words to say nothing. Is this a ChatGPT/similar response or what?
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Changing Fedora's Shutdown Timeouts(lwn.net)
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> Is it last in first out or first in last out? Aren't they the same?
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I noticed that when there's heavy rain, silver cars are practically invisible in rear view mirrors unless their lights are on. Particularly when there's plenty of water on the rear windshield. I think in my developing country dayt
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by 2143 4y ago
I don't know if they're rolling it out in phases or what, but the new design seems to work only on some articles. As of right now (UTC 4:50 am): - Hanlon's Razor (new design) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by 2143 4y ago
I don't mind clever features as long as it gives a positive benefit to actually driving the vehicle safely and efficiently. Here's some example clever features that I like: - automatic wipers - automatic headlamps - cornering ligh
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Adam Savage vs. the “Perpetual Motion” Machine(youtube.com)
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70% of Airbus A380 Operators Now Plan to Fly the Giant of the Sky Next Summer(simpleflying.com)
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Oh okay. Thanks for clarifying that :) This would have been a good opportunity to use a .us TLD, to better indicate the scope, considering in this particular case they mentioned "The Settlement Class includes all persons and entities i
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by 2143 4y ago
I find it amazing that they've set up an entire website [1] to handle whatever should happen next. Unheard of in my country. Is it Apple or the law-firm that built the site? Is this kind of thing common with class-action lawsuits in US
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uBlock Origin
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by 2143 4y ago
So, are wealthy foreigners allowed to build their own house in Canada (after procuring the land, permits etc)? (Just asking whether it's theoretically possible).
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I'm not a youtuber, but I'm trying to understand the RPM. Based on my understanding, RPM is directly proportional to the amount of money you make. So, how does a lot of views from India cause a lower RPM? In the post the author ev
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by 2143 4y ago
> the bus is there exactly on time What's winter like in Japan? Is it freezing?
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Even I — and I imagine most people — have thought of similar ideas, but never acted in it. What I use for a similar purpose is something I hand-rolled myself that does what I want. It isn't as feature rich as yours, and I could never h
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by 2143 4y ago
I fully agree that these scammers must be prosecuted. Just a couple of things: 1. I don't think there's any official conspiracy by Indians in general to screw over Americans. So kindly don't put out poorly thought out respons
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Of those 15 locations 9 of them are in Canada. > Alas there doesn't seem to be any in Asia Abu Dhabi — a place with pre-clearance which I've been talking about — is in Asia :) However, if you intend to travel to Eastern part of
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by 2143 4y ago
Of course! Okay, my post inadvertently makes it sound like AUH is the only airport where those facility is available, but I'm aware it's not :) Actually, I just searched and found a list of airports outside the US with pre-clearan
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by 2143 4y ago
For me getting to the United States involves going through another big airport (because the airport in my town does not have a direct flight to the US). For my specific situation, Etihad usually ended up having the most favorable travel dur
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by 2143 4y ago
From my current employer I discovered that you can get surprisingly high mileage with spreadsheets and a little bit of scripting. My employer uses Google Sheets with app scripts [1]. It automatically reads emails, updates a bunch of spreads
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by 2143 4y ago
(Pardon my insensitive language — this is my way of coping). A few years ago while casually wandering YouTube I stumbled across a video [1] of a young girl explaining that her cancer is at a point of no return. Her name is Sophia Gall and s
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> I'm seriously considering importing my next car from Russia or India I'm highly familiar with India. So, keep the following in mind: (All of this is w.r.t European cars in India; situation is different for Indian, Japanese, K
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I don't mind newspapers being a subscription, because every day they have to do a lot of work to come up with a new version. However, I find subscriptions super annoying for things that already exist in its entirety and doesn't co
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by 2143 4y ago
What does it search for? Things already on your computer? The web? > how to remove? Consider switching to Linux.
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by 2143 4y ago
I've never been to Portugal, and don't know much about it. Upon reading your comment, I casually looked up its economic stats and on first glance nothing jumped out at me. So, what's wrong with Portugal?

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