glaberficken

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by glaberficken 12y ago
My wife was unhappy in London. Family happiness above money. I don't regret the decision. I do regret the sad situation in the country though.
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by glaberficken 12y ago
The country is in this situation partly because a lot of portuguese people are like this fellow user. Prefer to merrily bury their head in the sand instead of acting on the dramatic reality developing around them.
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by glaberficken 12y ago
Agree, the article says more about the writer than about the city.
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by glaberficken 12y ago
Lisbon is not affordable to live in for the locals . I make 800 EUR a month in a Business Intelligence role at a growing multinational company in Lisbon. My rent for a 1 bedroom flat in a very modest part of the inner suburbs comes out a
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by glaberficken 12y ago
36 year old long time HN lurker, born and raised in Lisbon. Lisbon in some sense is like a tourism start-up. The number of visitors has exploded in the past few years and like other mass tourism capitals in Europe (ie: Barcelona) the flood
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by glaberficken 12y ago
Ah! thank you =)
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by glaberficken 12y ago
can you explain the joke please! =) it flew right over my head
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by glaberficken 12y ago
Portrait oriented screens?
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by glaberficken 13y ago
Ok, to clarify that's exactly what I did. I was an iPhone 3G/GS user for years, and went back to a Nokia C1-02 2 years ago. It gives me: - 2 weeks battery life - Edge internet via Opera Mini for when i really need to look somethin
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by glaberficken 13y ago
Am I the only one that cringes each time i see the promise "over a day's worth of battery life." We used to have 2 weeks of battery life on any normal mobile phone.
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by glaberficken 13y ago
by the time i hovered your fancy kudos button and realized i had just given an "unretractable" kudo by accident I had lost all interest in what you have to say about countries... wonderful minimalism...