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by 6t6t6 11y ago
> ban "journalists" from publishing Maybe not.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Work hard, but work 20% less hours, get paid 20% less and get a life in exchange. For me, this is a really good deal.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
[citation needed]
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I love music and I used to download music a lot. Since I can use Spotify and listen for as much music as I want for less than 10$ a month, I don't see the need to pirate music. I am still waiting for that to happen with films and serie
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Please, fight back. Companies are f * up because good people just run away when there are problems, while this kind of managers get promoted. Keep a record of everything, bring a recorder with you , if they claim you did something wrong an
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Maybe my advises are more abstract than what you are hoping for, but this is what I learnt after 15 years being a sysadmin. - The good sysadmin is not the one who makes difficult things, is the one who makes the things easy. If one you find
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Not always: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santiago_de_Compostela_rail_dis...
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
They don't event ask for a piece of ID. It's just a pity that Narita is almost two hours and 30$ far from most parts of Tokyo...
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
The streets of most cities in South Europe are covered by deciduous trees. IMHO, it is the best way to make the cities walkable in summer while not preventing the sun to warm the streets in winter. Also, cities with trees on the streets are
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
"Studies show that easy access to free internet pornography is having devastating effects on real-life relationships." I don't see any link to any study, so I guess we should take this affirmation as... "an article of fa
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Because young man don't have enough experience to understand the world and they cannot see that war is a good business made by rich men. Rich men who would never send their children to war, of course.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Can confirm. All foreigners in Japan must carry the "Alien Card" with them, and it's not that rare to be randomly asked for your ID by the police. That creates a problem because, obviously, the police is performing racial pro
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
> That said, if police has a reason to identify you, because of suspicious behavior, police can have a hold of you until your identity is proven. Sometimes, suspicious behavior may be that your skin is not white enough.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I live in Japan and my wife is Japanese. Also, I had this conversation with several Japanese people. I can tell you that most Japanese I know hate the concept of tipping and it makes them uncomfortable. They also hate giving tips. Not becau
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
People in Japan know that Americans do tip and they will not be so surprised. Specially if you look like a "gaijin" tourist. Some will even consider it fun to be tipped for first time in their life, others will find it offensive a
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Add that people working as waiters (and Serving Workers in general) do have an actual salary.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I was not making fun about people drinking soft drinks. My point is that sweet drinks are unhealthy, no matter witch kind of sweetener they use. For me, the fact that there's people that ONLY drink soft-drinks (including fruit juices)
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I really don't understand the need for "diet" soft drinks. I mean, soft drinks are ok, to drink sometimes. But if someone is drinking enough soft drink to worry about the amount of sugar intake, then he is drinking too much s
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
> Just being born in America makes me (and you too?) extremely lucky. Do you base that statement in your experience because you lived in other countries and can compare, or it is just what you have been told? ;)
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
It must be a sad life...
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Cuba is not known for the exquisite culinary culture but I remind really nice meals in the casas particulares. It comes to my mind the bread with homemade guayaba jam. And a fish we ate one night. It was so massive that they had to cook it
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Tokyo is a public-transport-centered city and has an interesting structure. The land value depends directly on the distance to the metro or train station and the importance of the line. The train station is the center of a self-contained co
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
The problem is that the manufacturers know that the consumers will never complain and will not return the products ever if they are defective. Also, the minimum warranty should be, at least, 2 years. Any product that is designed to last les
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
So what you say is that it is good to incarcerate drug addicts, not because they have committed a crime, but because they may commit a crime. I see your point...
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
And that cannot be solved with style guides and some kind of linting, like in Javascript?
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
What is amazing here is that everybody is talking about the character "ৎ" instead of talking about the real issue. I guess that the main point of the article is that the Unicode Standard is being decided by a bunch of North Americ
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Except that just a very few people will become "The BEST". Most of the people I know that stay 14 hours a day at work are office drones who don't go home because that would mean having to spend time with the their wife and ki
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
In any case, I don't expect anyone taking rational decisions at 5 in the morning, after being all night awake trying to solve an incidence because "boss said so".
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Do you use to down-vote opinions that differ from yours?

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