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by cr1895 8y ago
Rather a trivial observation, isn't it? This is surely true for any president in any scenario given 300+ million people having diverse views.
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by cr1895 8y ago
The series has always been an engaging introduction to new music for me. Nils Frahm's is another good one: http://thequietus.com/articles/18741-nils-frahm-favourite-al...
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by cr1895 8y ago
>Title is misleading It's sort of a default title for a long-running series on The Quietus. It's not uncommon that a featured artist qualifies "favorite" somehow. http://thequietus.com/features/ba
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by cr1895 8y ago
Maybe you should read up on, for example, the Dutch pension system.
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by cr1895 8y ago
That might actually be made in Ohio.
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by cr1895 8y ago
Interstate commerce is though, right?
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by cr1895 8y ago
From USCIS: "To obtain asylum through the affirmative asylum process you must be physically present in the United States. You may apply for asylum status regardless of how you arrived in the United States or your current immigration st
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by cr1895 8y ago
>I couldn't transmit my money to spotify even if I wanted to. You surely could. Go to a store and buy a Spotify gift card with cash.
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by cr1895 8y ago
>I'll take you seriously as soon as you agree it implies a need for pet bird licenses, passing exams to own a bird with ID required, and pet bird operating zones for the same reason. Where are these user-controlled, remotely-operate
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Facebook Portal video chat screens raise privacy concerns(bbc.com)
3 points by cr1895 8y ago|2 comments
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by cr1895 8y ago
Netherlands has the odd Canta, which is allowed to drive on the bike paths: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canta_(vehicle)
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by cr1895 8y ago
Would you mind elaborating a bit? Why 2015, as opposed to something a bit older or newer? I’m considering getting a MacBook but I’m thoroughly uninterested in a new(ish) one.
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by cr1895 8y ago
Amsterdam May be at a high latitude but it’s very mild.
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by cr1895 8y ago
>almost anyone I think that you considerably overestimate the capabilities of “almost anyone”
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by cr1895 8y ago
For that to be true, these minor transgressions would need to actually be ticketed and enforced. By and large they are not.
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by cr1895 8y ago
That’s interesting...almost the opposite result was found by the Dutch drugs monitoring institute, with over 90% of analyzed pills containing MDMA. https://energycontrol-international.org/wp-content/uploads/2...
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by cr1895 8y ago
This is not universally true, at least it is certainly false in the Netherlands. https://energycontrol-international.org/wp-content/uploads/2... See figure 7.
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by cr1895 8y ago
>Bikes are expensive personal transportation Not true in the Netherlands. >they take up space in every home with muddy, oily mechanisms Usually, unless it's a very nice cycle at high risk of theft, it's not kept in one'
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by cr1895 8y ago
>In Amsterdam it's not really frowned uppon if you go through a dormant red trafficlight, I wouldn't recommend that in Rotterdam. This really isn't limited to Amsterdam. Even at the zebra crossings where bikes are technica
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by cr1895 8y ago
>I'm curious how you though the article failed to cover this issue? I'm curious why you interpreted my comment that way. I just added additional context.
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by cr1895 8y ago
There’s something to be said about which parties favor encouraging or discouraging car use in cities or restrictions of motorized vehicles on the cycle paths (which the interview also did not really cover). But you’re right...no one is disc
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by cr1895 8y ago
It wasn’t always this way. There’s an interesting clip from a documentary in 1972 about the neighborhood De Pijp in Amsterdam, when it was still very much a car-centric city. At the time children in the area protested how dangerous the stre
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by cr1895 8y ago
>How many tsunamis has one of their ships survived exactly A tsunami in sufficiently deep water is basically imperceptible. It’s only a problem once the sea floor starts pushing the water up.
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Woman sues US border agents over seized iPhone(bbc.com)
5 points by cr1895 8y ago|1 comments
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by cr1895 8y ago
The Guimet Asiatic art museum is pretty spectacular: http://www.guimet.fr/
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by cr1895 8y ago
There was an outpouring of scientific research into LSD and what it might be useful for in the years following its synthesis. Towards the 70s-80s, research efforts were quashed and its use became increasingly and negatively politicized. It
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by cr1895 8y ago
Probably a nice tang from the lactic acid and the only sweetness would be residual from the vegetables.
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by cr1895 8y ago
If you look at the color of the top block, it's matching somewhere between 3 and 4. Botulism is avoided if the pH is under 4.6. The test strip is sitting on 6 but it would have to be darker to have that high a pH.
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by cr1895 8y ago
Some types of pickles, sure, but often traditionally it's just lactic acid fermentation without any added vinegar. Half- or full-sour dill pickles are just made with a 3-5% salt brine and spices. The acidity comes from the fermentation
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by cr1895 8y ago
I'd recommend watching the series "It's Alive" from Bon Appetit. There's an episode on fermented hot sauce.

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