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bserge
5y ago
Oh that's good then. If I ever live in a country where, say, stoning people to death is legal I'll be happy knowing that it's "rare". Police beating up innocents also happens rarely in the US.
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bserge
5y ago
Anything to avoid increasing battery life, I guess.
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bserge
5y ago
When it comes to Japan, quite a few. They're surprisingly eager to take all the blame in hopes of pacifying the media and people.
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bserge
5y ago
I'd chalk it up to the Japanese way of doing things, but I'm not sure.
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bserge
5y ago
Well, it only takes one psycho to push a cyclist/pedestrian onto the road or under a train, like it happens surprisingly often in Germany and elsewhere. But I guess that's not reported as a road death. Zero is impossible.
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5y ago
Apparently not, from all the other articles I read. Putting them on halt... Goddamn, never underestimate the power of the media. If all these fuckers report it as "self driving car hits blind man", you're fucked, not them for
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bserge
5y ago
So? Imo, 1 billion a decade is way too much. Experts say it will slow down, tbf. It won't be a problem if we actually start colonizing space. Some safety will have to go out the window, though.
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bserge
5y ago
You're seriously overlooking the magnesium here. Could be that's what's working. But I can't comment on the other stuff, it could be effective, I never heard of it.
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bserge
5y ago
Gave me a scare there. World population has only increased by 3 billion since 1990. We good. /s
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5y ago
Zero? So they either plan on removing cars completely or are delusional.
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bserge
5y ago
It is fine if you like your commute or your office, but don't take it personally when someone says that they don't like it.
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bserge
5y ago
Or the law is shit.
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bserge
5y ago
The same EU that will be scanning all my texts soon (to protect the kids, of course). What a fucking joke.
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5y ago
That's a... great idea. I had neighbourhood cats decimate my plants when growing them outside, like they would eat not only the leaves but also the buds until there was nothing left. Had my dog as security but he wasn't always aro
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5y ago
Remember kids, if you don't get caught, it's not a crime.
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bserge
5y ago
A modern fridge compressor uses less than 300W (for a big one). They're actually surprisingly efficient.
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bserge
5y ago
No, they handle it fine.
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bserge
5y ago
What year was this published?
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5y ago
I agree if you sign a waiver saying you get no healthcare in the rare case that your infection requires hospitalization. That's my stance on prescription medication, too, in case you think I'm just being an asshole about CV. I
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5y ago
It's unethical to withhold mental health medication, too, but strangely no one gives a fuck about that.
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bserge
5y ago
Yeah, whatever. How long does immunity last? I had Covid in February, kinda curious if I still have the antibodies. But I'm not paying 80 Euros to find out, unless you crowdfund me :D
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bserge
5y ago
A shame, indeed.
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bserge
5y ago
I read it as "big machined honeycomb panels made out of high strength aluminum alloys"... So no mention of the actual size of a single panel. Крупногабаритных just means "large/big sized".
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bserge
5y ago
This was the same regime that shunned "Jewish science".
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bserge
5y ago
Most of the countries that could develop and deploy such a bioweapon would need the labour as much as the infrastructure.
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5y ago
Somehow you replied before my edit. I meant unequal contracts, where one party has more power and the other is screwed if they, for whatever reason, cannot fulfill it. Which is to say, most contracts. The requirements and punishment for bre
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bserge
5y ago
You got me wondering and I could not find anything with a quick Google search. Apparently personal bunkers weren't popular even during the Cold War. https://vc.ru/story/139377-mesto-gde-mozhno-spryatatsya-skol...
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5y ago
Germany is like a proto-US. Ignore the media spin, it's the most capitalist country in Europe, where unequal contracts rule supreme and you get fines and prison time for nearly anything. I'm surprised the socialist policies stuck
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5y ago
It might be harder than it seems, Google is incredibly AIcist. I hit their threshold manually sometimes (it's like a dozen or so queries per minute) :D
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5y ago
In light of the chip shortages everyone is talking about, I've been scratching my head about all the laptops, desktops and AIOs on the market - there are millions of them, from dozens of manufacturers (or so it seems). All soldered dow
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