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drukenemo
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drukenemo
4y ago
It is. It’s just a pity they haven’t updated it in a while.
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drukenemo
4y ago
It has always been like that.
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drukenemo
4y ago
Adobe Analytics is a fantastic web analytics platform. You seem to be misinformed.
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drukenemo
4y ago
I got curious to know more about your story. How were you used and what made you realize what was happening?
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4y ago
Also in the Netherlands in a similar-sized house. I like your idea of turning off an entire floor (in my case the top floor where we sleep), as heat goes up anyway. Just not sure if this is possible to set up with a heat/water unit (wa
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Now imagined what would have happened if they had banned seed oils in their entirety…the amount of poli-insaturated fat those things contain and the fact they oxidize so easily… there’s a clear connection between the consumption of a diet h
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4y ago
As a music composer, I’m a bit cynical about his statement around artists giving their work out of love for others. As self-expression, art tends to be intrinsically selfish. If other people love it too, that’s even better. But that’s not w
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4y ago
I’m not so sure. Hyundai/KIA are entering aggressively the EV market in the west. I have an Ioniq 5 and its software, although not bug-free is incredibly nice to use. The touch screen is very responsive too. I would be shocked if they
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Elon Musk Is Frugal
(rt.com)
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An Evolution for the Piano
(youtube.com)
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Apple will allow some developers to use their own payment methods
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5y ago
More cows could be grass-fed. Because the percentage isn’t high, it does not mean we need to stop eating meat, but demand grass-fed cows. In the Netherlands it is pretty common to grain feed cattle, but there are also 100% grass-fed operati
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5y ago
A grass-fed cow certainly consume fewer resources than most of the vegetables you eat, that generally requires diesel-based machines to crop, and lots of irrigation. Not to mention soil management that includes fertilizers and pesticides.
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5y ago
Complete independence is almost unattainable in life, if at all. Between being co-dependent with others and becoming a lost child without your parents there’s a great gap.
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5y ago
I’ve lost completely my lust for Wordle after the NY Times acquisition. Don’t know exactly why. That said, I used to like to come up with my own strategies, to keep things interesting.
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5y ago
I’m sorry to hear that, it’s a sad story and it clearly hurts you to this day. I just don’t agree with the sentiment that for everyone without our parents we’re just lost children. That would imply that we never grow up. In reality, adults
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5y ago
Don’t know more about your life, of course, but maybe check if your annoyances with your mum were really an unjustifiable, one-side thing. Looking back with my own mother, I came to notice that she was also very difficult to deal with and
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5y ago
And that rare contamination would happen exactly with the most dangerous (at least world impact-wise), in decades? Still plausible?
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5y ago
In your definition, an anti-vaxxer is someone who refuses the covid-19 jab or any jab? If it’s the former, I find that quite disingenuous.
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Yes, I do too. But I also think that’s true for a lot in science. But try and dare scientific “discoveries” in most circles… I guess it’s also the media’s fault, which cannot properly report on scientific papers. For example, probabilities
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Sweden to launch ‘exceptional’ measures amid 300% rise in electricity price
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Not to mention the fact that urbanization has been progressing at large worldwide for the past decades. And urban areas are obviously warmer.
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I’m an immigrant to the Netherlands and have lived here for more than 10 years. I don’t recollect ever experiencing racism. At the same time, I think there are demographics in this country that are more likely to abuse the system or display
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5y ago
Look into helping others. Create a foundation for a cause you believe in. See what you could enact. You will reap rewards far greater by giving yourself to a cause. Sacrifice, not pleasure is the source of greatness, energy and happiness in
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However you will probably be downvoted here and shutdown somewhere else just by stating this reasonable fact. The times we live in…
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If you look at the Pfizer trials, (the scientific one, not the fact they were taken to court a few times and paid a pretty penny in compensations), their results are hardly “so clear”. 1 person died of covid in the control group, and 0 in t
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Using the traditional question “cui bono” (to whom is it a benefit?), why would such a thing be faked?
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“Ending climate change”. As in, the climate will no longer change. How omnipotent these intellectuals think men are.
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How do you know that? If you are reading that from MS news, and if you are just repeating a statement without actual numbers, you are spreading propaganda of those who are interested in promoting the vaccines (aka Big Pharma and the sponsor
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Please try to refute the data instead of making ad-hominem attacks.
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