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by 6t6t6 12y ago
What you say may be true in US cities, or in the countryside. For me, living in Tokyo, it is really cheaper not owning a car but renting it when I need to, or hiring a delivery service. I guess that the same happens in most major European c
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I think it would make sense that Hertz cars have cameras, but the memory card should be visible by the customer and he should be able to easily delete its contents.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
The fact that you eat chocolate ice cream doesn't affect my health, only yours. The fact that you drive a car affects the health of everyone living in the city, takes a huge amount of public space, and makes cities ugly and less habita
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I don't know how often you buy new refrigerators, but I would rather hire a delivery company every time I change my refrigerator if that means living in a clean city. On the other car, the ban for private cars usually has only effect d
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Many European cities have 30km/h zones where the term jaywalking makes no sense because people has always priority over cars. I really thing life is better in cities where people has priority over cars. But it is also true that the low
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I don't live in London since more than 4 years ago and still get mails from recruiters. Some of them, that I never contacted myself before. At the end I decided to always answer asking me to remove me from their database and, if they d
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
That same concern existed 150 years ago and the truth is that we are still working the same amount of hours as before. We just don't do the same things for living. There will always be jobs to do. Most of the manufacturing and repetiti
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
You can see it that way: the main goal of the agreements that have been signed until now between Greece and the Troika was to protect the interest of the big fortunes even if that mean misery for the citizens. Lets be clear, big mistakes ha
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Well, they expected to make a good profit borrowing a huge amount of money to Greek institutions. They took the risk, they lost. It's not black and white, but from all the people who has responsibility in that failed business, I don&#x
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
For anyone reading this. First rule: If the boat didn't sink, never abandon it. It is relatively easy for a rescue helicopter to find a capsized boat. Not so easy to spot someone swimming. Also, you can probably manage to stay out of t
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
For the カビ in the bathroom, just dilute some bleach at 20% and put it in a spray pot. Apply once a week. Problem solved. Same for the mold washing machine. Do one cycle with about 200cc of bleach. You can also wash dirty white clothes.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I'm happy for your friend, but this is anecdotal evidence. Statistics don't agree with your story: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expec...
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
So, if I understand well, people with mental disorders cannot access to medication if they cannot pay for it? People with mental disorders use to have trouble to find a proper job if they cannot threat their issue with medication. So maybe
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I don't think it is necessary to have one password for every single system, but three or fours tiers of passwords. And just keep in mind that there's one password to "rule them all". That is the password for the primary
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Your comment assuming that a woman is cleaner than a man, just because she is a woman, is the most sexist I will probably read today. Some people don't really understand what's the meaning of feminism. But reading your comment aga
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
For laptops, I think it would be a good idea to be able to filter by actual screen resolution, rather than PPI. Comparing the performance of the CPU, would be more interesting that the model/brand. Also, adding an option to show the we
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Maybe a good approach would be to use a format that somehow fits 99% of the addresses and a link on the bottom of the form with the text "Problems fitting your address in that form?". When the user clicks the link, all the fields
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I don't live in the US, so I am maybe missing something but, if the police wants to arrest someone, wouldn't be easier to wait until this person leaves the house, grab him on the street and tell him: "Hi mate, we are the poli
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Because once they have the Credit Card number from a customer it is extremely easier to sell him other products. That's quite the Google way, they are not looking for the one-time immediate profit, but for customers that will somehow g
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Something has to be understood. This is not against Google in particular, is against a tool that helped people to find news in alternative media and gave visibility to small news sites. This law is a victory for the big News Editors that ar
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
I really don't think the Spanish AVE is something to be proud of. The only purpose of building most of the lines was political. And well, because with big projects many politicians can get rich. The total cost of the AVE has been estim
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Probably, the point is that European and USA folks have different ways to measure success. I guess that for a Scandinavian or a Swiss guy, working 60 hours a week, and not being able to see their kids grow up, would be a personal failure. N
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Yes, but the article is about companies hiring talented people, not about being hired. Also, having developers with a minimum competence, a good business ambiance will make the difference, more than hiring a supposed coder-rock-star.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
If you are moving out, then you bring the trash of the old apartment with you and you throw it the day that you are supposed to throw it in the new neighborhood. It is a no-brainer for Japanese. Been there, seen that. :)
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Then how you explain the fact that USA has one of the lowest life expectancy among the developed world? I think that what the author tries to explain is that, in some places, societies have gone too far in the seek of productiveness and, ir
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Maybe he realized that the world is controlled by just a few wealthy people and that there's not much he can do to rise up against that.
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
This is something that has been used in many countries already. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_identity_card Maybe the main difference is that they will issue it also to non-residents. By the way, I don't
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by 6t6t6 12y ago
Yes, well, I guess that allowing people buying military vehicles, and driving them on public roads is all what you need for a successful society, isn't it?