Oletros

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by Oletros 9y ago
To my knowledge, there are no Google services in China. Are search, gmail, Play Store, etc working?
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by Oletros 9y ago
> the reason IPCC models run hot is because the scientists in charge are acting un-scientifically by discarding the data that doesn't agree with the "impending anthropogenic global warming doom" narrative Any source for t
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by Oletros 9y ago
> Because the left has politicized science Curiously, like creationism, the only part of the world were climate change is a problem is in some sectors of USA. In the rest of the world, even the right parties agree that climate change is
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by Oletros 9y ago
> I think that what the original poster was saying was that when a person questions climate change, they are met with the same type of response as when a person's religion is insulted. No, that's not what the original poster w
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by Oletros 9y ago
> Yes, the earth’s temperature has only risen something like 1C on average And in the Ice Age the earth's temperature was only 4C below the average. 1C in the global Earth temperatue is a lot of energy
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by Oletros 9y ago
No, the problem is the sentence. Will you say that peer review papers about quantum mechanics are rigged because they are reviewed by a group of people who all agree that eveolution is real? Will you say that peer review papers about Evolut
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by Oletros 9y ago
Then the problem is perhaps that you cannot read the data and understand what is behind those charts
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by Oletros 9y ago
> Be transparent with the data. In which way the data is not transparent? > Stop making adjustments that are questionable and coincidentally result in increased warming. Please, any example of questionable adjustements? > Stop blac
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by Oletros 9y ago
> It would seem if one is trying to convince the public of "global warming" or "climate change" or whatever the current term There is no current term, both describe different things https://climate.nasa.gov
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by Oletros 9y ago
> The models climate science have created have had very little success in forecasting the climate Can you give us some sources for that claim?
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by Oletros 9y ago
Perhaps it's anecdotic but here we I live almost nobody changes language when speaking to a certain person, always we use the first language we talked to that person. I come from Spanish speaking parents, but half of my family spoke Ca
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by Oletros 9y ago
I'm sorry, I will only flag those flamewars and won't respond to them Thanks, dang
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by Oletros 9y ago
> The lie is in the article: it is false that the three hours pause is generalized, but a exception, except for shops. Then, in my opinion, the purpose of that lie is separatist propaganda, as I exposed in my first comment. The ORIGINAL
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by Oletros 9y ago
> That's separatist propaganda: > That's separatist propaganda: That was not an opinion, it was just a plain lie. > If someone puts a region as example of something, you can expect other put examples of the opposite, spe
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by Oletros 9y ago
A pedantic correction, in Catalan/Valencian, garlic is all. And the sauce in Catalan is allioli, alioli is the Spanish transliteration. In Spanish doesn't exists the termination -ll and it is pronounced -l
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by Oletros 9y ago
No, siesta on weekdays has not deep roots in Catalonia. It is reserved for holidays or weekends
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by Oletros 9y ago
What a shitty article, it is not even for Spain, it is a new initiative from Catalan government to rationalize the daily schedule for their inhabitants. Catalonia is an region of Spain.
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by Oletros 9y ago
This was my comment > Perhaps Soylent/Joylent/etc is good when you're in a hurry but I wouldn't like to base my general diet on them it was followed by this > I'm pretty sure that Jimmy Joy (Joylent) is still
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by Oletros 9y ago
Fine, I prefer something not perfectly balanced and enjoying it than some prefectly balanced with micronutrients measured to the microgram and being just a shake. Mediterranian diet has no bad problems But to each their own
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by Oletros 9y ago
Until some years ago, the "menu del dia" was basically french fries with something fried. At least in Barcelona, now I can find equilibrated menus
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by Oletros 9y ago
I prefer spending 50min eating a 10 euro menu and relaxing out of office. Or eating the meal I have prepared in my house. Perhaps Soylent/Joylent/etc is good when you're in a hurry but I wouldn't like to base my general
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by Oletros 9y ago
And doesn't cover finantial services, thing that is very important for the UK
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by Oletros 9y ago
An agreement that was negotiated for a long, long time? Not two years And what the UK wants is not a free trade agreement, they want the same acces that they have now.
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by Oletros 9y ago
> that is not in question, but full membership is now politically unacceptable to the UK electorate > the UK Government wants to keep barriers to trade as low as possible, it is seeking a free trade agreement UK electorate cannot have
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by Oletros 9y ago
> whilst it is simultaneously threatening to institute trade barriers against the UK The one leaving the EU is Uk. And you cannot have the cake and eat it. Uk position until now is ditching all the obligations and keep the the benefits.
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by Oletros 9y ago
They are working with Fresno County [0] [0] http://www.mosquitobuzz.net/
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by Oletros 9y ago
I changed from Lastpass to Enpass. It has clients for OS X, Windows, Linux iOS and Android And it can be synced with Dropbox, Onedrive, Box, Google Drive, iCloud or Owncloud/WebDAV
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by Oletros 9y ago
The whole disintegration of Larsen A and B are not a single event like the calving of an iceberg
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by Oletros 9y ago
This year, sea ice extension in the Antarctica has reached a low record > https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2017/sea-ice-extent-sin...
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by Oletros 9y ago
No, you should provide examples of scientific papers saying that the problem is too much human activity. That was your claim. And no, asking to reduce CO2 emissions is not saying that there is too much human activity

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