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5y ago
Or maybe it’s people who didn’t do well in school don’t know what a fascist regime looks like.
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5y ago
The federal government seems to be paying the bill in Germany.
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5y ago
Sometimes I get lost in public discussions these days. Everyone is “fascist”, “far-right”, and “leftist” at the same time.
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5y ago
99.99% for-rent apartments I’ve seen in Western Europe were owned by some huge company. That’s a stark contrast to Eastern Europe where you’re much more likely to rent a privately owned property.
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5y ago
Germany is now giving the dozes away as there's low demand. I wonder if the same rules will be in place in Europe.
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5y ago
Are Trisolarians happy now?
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5y ago
Another POV: the US and allies were too naïve to think you can transform a middle-age society to be a modern democracy in a matter of decades.
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5y ago
It’s just that simply looking at the guy operate it makes my back hurt. You need to rotate the handle hundreds of times per load.
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f6v
5y ago
Could you just index Google Scholar or ResearchGate profile? Also, why isn't ResearchGate doing something like this? They already have a job board.
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5y ago
You're laughing but "appliances as a service" exists. Someone legit is using a coffee maker and a washing machine on subscription.
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5y ago
Adding a couple of gears and a chain to make it like an exercise bike would have made it so much better.
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5y ago
All the middle-eastern rulers are watching this and drawing the conclusions.
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5y ago
It’s not going to be Tumblr all over again if they choose to ban it. But I wonder how many people use Reddit just for nsfw.
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5y ago
They leaked actual documents.
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5y ago
> CPU up to 32 cores > Memory up to 64 Gb Great, barely enough to develop my new Electron app.
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5y ago
I got my EU long-term residence permit in 2019 and it was still a paper kind. Maybe they really changed it now.
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5y ago
It's possible to pay 700 if you signed a contract 5 years ago and the rent was raised by a moderate amount every year. 800-900 should still be doable though.
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5y ago
> That's what journalism is, alleging something. It's not journalism if it's based on "this anonymous guy said it's true so it's true". Wikileaks is journalism, not this.
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5y ago
> Why are you distracting from Russian warcrimes? Alleged warcimes.
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5y ago
> There is little doubt that they kill prisoners - something one ex-fighter freely admits. "No-one wants an extra mouth to feed." That's the quality journalism I expect to see from BBC, right here.
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5y ago
As a non-EU foreigner, it only makes sense to move there if there's a clear naturalisation path.
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5y ago
I think Berlin is a better place to be as the salaries are still alright when you look at the prices. Renting becomes more expensive each year. However, groceries, restaurants, and alcohol are dirt cheap compared to other capitals like Stoc
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5y ago
In Belgium bank sends you a token generator that allows activating your account. You put the bank card in and it produces numbers you can use for the internet banking. I only had to use it once with the KBC bank, as it allowed to authentica
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5y ago
We need more efficient AC, no question about that. We also need to stop building glass buildings that can’t exist without AC. But there’s no way to live completely without AC, it’s likely going to get warmer even if we become carbon neutral
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5y ago
Depends on what you mean by "cereal". Oats that you mix with nuts and fresh berries? No, unlike all those sugar-infested abominations of a breakfast food packaged in colourful boxes.
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5y ago
Always keep in mind the technology evolves faster than the human. This means we live in a completely different environment from our ancestors while our brains are largely the same as theirs. Maybe the contact we have already is too much.
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5y ago
Either everything changes, or stays the same. That's why radical climate measures are a tough sell.
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For example, even if the greens get majority in Germany, they'll be in a very tough spot. Their core electorate will think they're underdelivering. But their proposed measures won't be accepted by others.
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5y ago
A "climate change guy" would be someone who gets everyone to use a train or a bus, not a premium sedan.
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5y ago
> Governments need to tax CO2 emissions on the business side Europe is so taxed I can't even fart without paying to the government. Don't get me wrong, I get a lot for what I pay, but it's borderline too much.
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