Huhuh

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   by Huhuh 9y ago

   Let's have a look. ac15f66716f6df73a2d2a54e207e3d64ebc30570367d39e7bf8c56e5f337aaeb
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   by Huhuh 10y ago

   Yes. There's still people playing every evening.
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   by Huhuh 10y ago

   I really enjoyed the book 'A Pattern Language' by Christopher Alexander. It looks at architecture from the level of the ordinary person and has some brilliant insight into what makes a building pleasant to live in. I applied some
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   by Huhuh 10y ago

   I cycled around Iceland in may of last year. Slipping into a hotpool after a day of pedaling against the wind in barely above freezing temperature was simply amazing.
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   by Huhuh 11y ago

   THats the thing. You don't 'need' all these things. Yes if you want to do some competitive baking you're gonna want all the specialized tools but to it's not a necessity. Personally I try to think of my tools as inv
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   by Huhuh 11y ago

   The line between tool and stuff is quite often blurred. Lots of tools exist only to facilitate a very specific task and can be replaced by a less specialized one. Its not always as efficient but most of the time its enough. A knife can peel