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by baud147258 2mo ago
If it happened, it wasn't in all of Innsbruck. I was there earlier this year and it seems a good chunk of the historical center hasn't been replaced by more modern buildings.
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by baud147258 2mo ago
I don't know where in the EU you're thinking of applying that, but here in France inheritance are heavily taxed
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by baud147258 2mo ago
while it's not on that kind of level, but the wikipedia page on operation Sandblast ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Sandblast ) has a few details on the daily life aboard, between weekly routine and maint
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by baud147258 2mo ago
> It's not uncommon for the immediate family to visit the body before the funeral, but I haven't heard of restoration being used for that and I think embalming is quite unusual as well. As you say, that would vary by country. H
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60 Years Ago, a Submerged Submarine Circled the Globe for the First Time (2020)(popularmechanics.com)
45 points by baud147258 2mo ago|38 comments
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The Glass Famine(edconway.substack.com)
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The Most Important Trainer You've Never Heard Of(edconway.substack.com)
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Learning from the 'Voyage of the Damned': The Making of a Russian Naval Disaster(warontherocks.com)
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The Spanish Navy's Reserve Squadron and the Tragedy of Unpreparedness(warontherocks.com)
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The Blood Bank and the Logistics of Wartime Medicine(warontherocks.com)
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by baud147258 3mo ago
> And the hyperbolic headline strikes again! I mean it's The Register, the day they stop doing hyperbolic/sensationalistic headline, they'll just be another tech news outlet
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The Full Stack of Society: Can You Make a Whole Society Wealthier?(radicalcontributions.substack.com)
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Escalation Theory: Compliance, Violence, and Overachievement in Society(radicalcontributions.substack.com)
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The Davis Wing, the B-24 Liberator, and the Self-Made Bet That Paid Off(warontherocks.com)
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The glass backbone: Why the Army's logistics will break in the next war(mwi.westpoint.edu)
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by baud147258 3mo ago
Maybe they're French and forgot to translate that month (in French March = mars)
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by baud147258 4mo ago
Well for DS1 DLC, you had to kill an enemy from one of the latest area you unlock, then go to the back of an early zone, without any indication that you had to do so.
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by baud147258 4mo ago
> They experimented with different approaches in DS3, where certain NPCs you encountered would essentially evaporate after you exhausted their dialogue, and they would later materialize back in the hub. I can't really talk about DS2
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by baud147258 4mo ago
> In my opinion, it would've been worth the money to just buy a gaming PC, put it in a garage, hidden room, etc with the networking gear, then stream it over the network to a Steam Link Well if you scroll down the page, it's pr
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by baud147258 4mo ago
> Now only rich people get to enjoy a sport meant for the masses, yay. By and large, the masses have always experienced football on a TV screen. (though removing lower price tickets from such public sport events is still bad)
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by baud147258 4mo ago
or git or javascript
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by baud147258 4mo ago
cf https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tankie#Noun > A supporter of policies and actions by the Soviet Union, China, Cuba or other authoritarian socialist governments. But the meaning seems to have drifted to (Western) s
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by baud147258 4mo ago
I never really had the choice of a full remote work, but I'm like the author and anytime I work remotely I have that loneliness issue he's describing. There are a handful of colleagues that I never interact with when working remot
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Remote work is bad for you(mrmarket.lol)
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The Kaiser and a "Mediocre Man" Theory of History(deadcarl.com)
98 points by baud147258 4mo ago|80 comments
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by baud147258 4mo ago
Though the mass introduced with Vatican II had a certain number of differences with the previous, Latin mass. Also while the Society of Saint Pius X excision still exists (and looking at their recent decision, will continue to be split from
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by baud147258 4mo ago
While I've never been to a mass with the homily in Latin, I've had a few with the readings in Latin (including Monday's mass two days ago), which always annoys me a little because it's immediately followed by the transla
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by baud147258 5mo ago
Funny, I watched it just last Friday (randomly, as I don't follow that channel). But while its author makes a compelling point, I'm not sure sure how much of the basing of the semi-conductor industry in Taiwan was a conscious deci
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by baud147258 5mo ago
I am a little disappointed the tomb where the mummy was found is from the time where Egypt was part of the Roman Empire. At this point ancient Egypt had been a colony of Rome for quite some time and beforehand a Greek/Macedonian colony
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The Transit Trilemma(springbett.substack.com)
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