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by dinkblam 2y ago
sorry, slightly offtopic: does anyone have any experience or can recommend good clinics (in europe) for doing stem-cell therapy for lower back pain (damaged discs)?
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by dinkblam 2y ago
or golden rings of power
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> and the mosquito could become the friend of humanity i'd rather not have them suck my blood even if there is no disease risk
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> Why must the Europeans be like this? because europe is pro-socialism/communism and anti-liberalism.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
on that topic, rust costs us 3.4 trillion per year [1] and the (public) construction industry has not even started to address the issue [1] http://impact.nace.org/economic-impact.aspx
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by dinkblam 2y ago
even if they are no ads, they still show you 99% only shit with no way to disable it. no i don't want "Shorts". no i don't want the "Gaming" or "Movie" tabs. no i don't ever want to see a video c
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by dinkblam 2y ago
great to see this, absolutely need to try it out. it is awful that a paid subscription product like YouTube does actually aim to give their (paying) users the worst experience possible by only ever showing stuff i do NOT want to see and off
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by dinkblam 2y ago
or Bolero-like powders
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by dinkblam 2y ago
that aspartam is (or may be) evil is conclusive proof that ALL sweeteners are bad for you! they are the worst! all crazy people have been right!
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by dinkblam 2y ago
the possibility of just blocking your account without warning or reason - if you only have the single payment provider you are fucked. after they did obviously the #1 priority was replacing them and making sure to have multiple providers. d
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i think this matter is confused because it contains two distinct things: a.) accounting for the VAT owned to dozens different countries and b.) "remitting": actually paying the VAT to the tax agencies of dozens different countries
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by dinkblam 2y ago
the point was a different one: even a "minor" project can be among the most expensive undertakings - and significantly more expensive than this much larger tunnel project - if the germans are involved
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> […] is one of Europe’s largest infrastructure projects, with a construction budget of over 7 billion euros ($7.1 billion). the berlin airport was more costly
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i've had good success getting ChatGPT to generate new short stories set in the diskworld universe and written in prachett's style. even the jokes were funny.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i wasn't really talking about about any "verification". just a way for parents to disable what they want their kid to be able to browse. if parents don't care to change the setting, their kids would be free to browse any
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by dinkblam 2y ago
why government code? having a checkbox that corresponds to info passed with the HTTP requests is hardly something that requires a library or more than a few lines of code
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by dinkblam 2y ago
age verification should be backed into the browser and not into websites. parents should be able to access a (password protected) setting in any browser that can exclude some types of websites (like porn). governments should be free to go a
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> nothing will ever come close to the joys of driving a manual sports car. "joy" basically means: natural aspiration, low weight, manual gearbox, rear-wheel drive, hydraulic (or unassisted) steering and no traction control or E
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by dinkblam 2y ago
if you hate the process of driving then you are correct
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by dinkblam 2y ago
i was referring to drivers&occupants only
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by dinkblam 2y ago
would make more sense to call it the Anti-strategic reserve
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> As horrible as the 41’000 that die year from cars in the US? and almost zero percent of that happens in cities.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
water can never be "lost", it always comes back
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by dinkblam 2y ago
Hold Command-Q to quit? Please don't do that! Shortcuts are meant to be pressed and not meant to be held for a second...
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by dinkblam 2y ago
While there is always room for improvement, i think the lack of of proper (crash & debug) analytics being sent home are the only remaining explanation explanation for the abysmal software quality at Apple. How else could they repeatedly
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by dinkblam 2y ago
if you think our self-healing capacity only increases our lifespan by 30% you are far off...
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by dinkblam 2y ago
and many of us wouldn't wear it even if it was free
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> they didn't list specific symbols though. rule of journalism: never quote the original news/article source rule of financial journalism: never list the ticker/wkn/isin that would make the article actually useful
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> In the Netherlands, doctors only start acting when you are dying. this horrible situation is in no way restricted to the Netherlands.
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by dinkblam 2y ago
1:1? so that dividends cover the share price in the first year of ownership?

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