dgarceran

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by dgarceran 8y ago
It depends on who you are and where you are. If you are in a small community where you know everybody and you write/release something related to that community, then probably you have a good amount of "clients" or readers the
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Your solutions sounds pretty good to me (I'm vegetarian), because you are already aware of all the bad things about that industry, but you probably also know that most of the people don't know that and aren't capable of eatin
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I really disagree with that simplification. Look at this: https://news.cornell.edu/stories/1997/08/us-could-feed-800-m...
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Then stop eating fish and meat, you can be healthy taking care of your environment and without killing any animal. Everything you are saying are still environmentally unfriendly options.
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by dgarceran 8y ago
While I find it funny and I like those jokes, I think your comment implies a bit of ignorance. You should look for a list of countries ordered by their GDP (PPP) per hour worked. Spain's productivity is a bit higher than Japan's (
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Thank you very much for this explanation. It reminded a bit when I read The Chrysanthemum and the Sword by Ruth Benedict. I visited Japan (and stayed with locals all the time) this last year after reading that book and I didn't see mos
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Webtor: Stream torrents online(webtor.io)
22 points by dgarceran 8y ago|6 comments
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The origin of the feminist strike 8M: How the feminist strike arose in Spain(hacialahuelgafeminista.org)
1 points by dgarceran 8y ago|0 comments
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I personally love skate and I haven't seen many people protesting against it. Skateboarders use to be pretty nice, they move around in some areas that are used to them -or even prepared for them-, and also there are some other problems
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I have a good job and most of my friends do now, the weather is nice, my family is here... There are many reasons to stay in my situation. In my opinion going to northern Europe sounds way more like avoiding the problem rather than taking a
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by dgarceran 8y ago
They do too. Is not as simple as having money or not, the social fabric is the base of healthy neighborhoods and tourism is really invasive against that matter. I said a bunch of reasons there. The visitors should be aware of that. Why woul
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by dgarceran 8y ago
That those airbnb many people get are kicking out the families off their neighborhoods, that tourists are being the priority instead of the citizens, that that type of economy is just erasing local businesses -created for daily life and not
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I'm used to be with tourists here and most of my friends here are from other countries and we are all the time speaking in English and doing these "touristy things". It never happened to me or my friends. Can I ask where did
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I'm from Barcelona, I don't see how anybody is harassing the tourists or how the city is taking their money (touristic fees/tax exist in most of the cities). If you are annoyed for some words on a wall... well, then you shoul
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I run an Instagram where I posted many of these in the first list: https://www.instagram.com/neues.sehen/
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I have a small press dedicated to photographers like that, the website is in Spanish but the zines don't have any text: http://contrafotografia.com/tienda
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Also the Provoke magazine and all the people that participated on it (like Moriyama). Specially Takuma Nakahira.
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by dgarceran 8y ago
I see it is fixed, but now when I enter a photography from that search it returns again the same "server error". Example: https://www.artic.edu/artworks/66427/georgia-o-keeffe-hand?i... I guess it is bec
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Yes? What's the problem? It's a normal search in a page like that
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by dgarceran 8y ago
When I change time filter from present to 1930 it returns this: https://www.artic.edu/collection?is_public_domain=1&departme...
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Google Reader. I know there are many better options, but I had all my RSS there and it was really easy to use for me.
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Uber/Cabify offer free rides in Spain today in protest at government plan(elpais.com)
1 points by dgarceran 8y ago|0 comments
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by dgarceran 8y ago
"unless you’re sourcing your vegan products specifically from organic, “no-dig”" Then veganism could be the answer?
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Pioneering study finds more than 200,000 rats in Barcelona’s sewers(elpais.com)
63 points by dgarceran 8y ago|46 comments
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Pioneering study finds more than 200,000 rats in Barcelona’s sewers(elpais.com)
1 points by dgarceran 8y ago|0 comments
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There is no Urbit ICO(urbit.org)
1 points by dgarceran 8y ago|1 comments
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Introduction of the world's first 8-hour working day in Barcelona in 1919 (2006)(libcom.org)
1 points by dgarceran 8y ago|0 comments
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Yes, in the first years of the Federación Regional: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federaci%C3%B3n_Regional_Espa%... in fact from their separation the socialist party (PSOE, the second most voted party in SPain nowadays
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Anarchists in the Spanish Civil War (2002)(isreview.org)
97 points by dgarceran 8y ago|86 comments
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by dgarceran 8y ago
Siesta culture means sleeping an hour after lunch when the sun is higher and is more dangerous. You don't change your sleep hours because of that.

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