doombolt

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by doombolt 8y ago
This is not what is observed to happen. The observation is that they will cling to worse opportunities, delay having children or avoid having them entirely. See e.g. France vs. Italy.
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by doombolt 8y ago
A minute ago this article was on the first page and suddently it dropped to second. I'm sorry what? What is happening here?
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by doombolt 8y ago
"Мы вас похороним" definitely does not sound benign. The problem here is not mistranslation but choice of Russian words, deliberate or not. Maybe he did refer to Marx but then again, who cares when being told he's getting a b
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by doombolt 8y ago
I don't see why you can't have the majority of active community performing civic duties. Look at Stack Overflow. Most of active users vote down, vote up, flag inappropriate content. Then, people become tacit at expressing their vi
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by doombolt 8y ago
Varg Vikernes of Burzum is doing it for who knows how many years already.
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by doombolt 8y ago
I was thinking that examples of Italy and Germany (versus e.g. France or Sweden) were showing that this mindset simply doesn't work. Women end up spending even more effort on infiltrating the workspace and have fewer children later. Wh
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by doombolt 8y ago
Java was rarely used for that kind of things, but now it is used widely. There's a new crop of Java databases, starting from Apache Cassandra and towards memory grids such as Apache Ignite or Apache Geode. And they benefit tremendously
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by doombolt 8y ago
What makes OpenStreetMap shine really is their desire to map every man-made and natural object. I'm talking about things like trees, garbage bins and industrial buildings. Commercial maps has areas where they care deeply, and areas whe
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by doombolt 8y ago
It's not hard to render OpenStreetMap in such fashion that there are layers. I don't understand what kind of explicit support is needed here.
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by doombolt 8y ago
The article is newsworthy but I bet there's a source that's less of a junk media.
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by doombolt 8y ago
They need some address to register you at, and I guess they need consent from the owner of place where you are staying.
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by doombolt 8y ago
I think that the part from Yaroslavl' to SPb is de facto part of Transsib. See that strange hook the northern route does just before Moscow? That's because it is continued directly to SPb from its tip via Vologda. The northern rou
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by doombolt 8y ago
The tickets should be the easiest part since there's https://pass.rzd.ru/main-pass/public/en which is the website to buy rail tickets in Russia. It might be a bit confusing I have to agree, especially finding