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by helij 6y ago
The issue is that higher price and promise of quality does not reflect reality once you start using the item. We paid £100+ for a cutlery set and it still stained for example.
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by helij 6y ago
When we moved countries we only brought 2 suitcases each. Left all at home. Now I wish I sorted a van to bring everything with us. After five years I am still looking for high quality cutlery that will not stain after a month. We went throu
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by helij 6y ago
Even in normal times you always need a month supply of everything. During pandemic or any other major crisis event it's probably best to keep 3 months supply of everything. That's not panic buying. That's planning for your an
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by helij 6y ago
Should be south Europe actually. Former Yugoslav (Yugoslavia) countries were never behind the wall.
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by helij 6y ago
My browser history is NCSA Mosaic->Netscape->Firefox. Even when Firefox had its downs I stuck with it. Not sure why. It just felt right. It was always perfect for me. The only thing I miss are subtitles in Picture-in-Picture mode.
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by helij 6y ago
Serbia is actually doing pretty well. Both in controlling Covid and vaccination. Take a look at their cases and deaths. Unlike many countries in Serbia you are actually recommended to visit a doctor when you have any signs of Covid and not
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by helij 6y ago
No one blamed UK. This blame thing is completely made up by UK media.
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by helij 6y ago
Nah, you heard wrong. Shipping between EU states is cheap and fast.
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by helij 6y ago
I on the other hand find the design of gov.uk websites one of the best out there.
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by helij 6y ago
Zojirushi (which seems to be high quality as well) was mentioned but I went more mainstream and bought Panasonic SD-2511KXC. Looks like they don't make it anymore but there are similar ones available.
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by helij 6y ago
We bought a bread machine almost three years ago. Since then we are yet to buy bread in a shop. The machine is amazing. It literally takes 3 minutes to prep. No fancy recipe. Spoon of yeast + 400g flour + spoon of sugar + spoon of salt + 20
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by helij 6y ago
Employ your brain? I never had this issue... What I mean is make a new muscle memory.
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by helij 6y ago
What you say makes sense but these services quickly add up.
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by helij 6y ago
The trick is to actually prep with stuff you normally eat and use.
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Let's not forget that WWI ended two years before and was started from Vienna, Austria. Making it a center of new Europe has a certain stink to it.
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by helij 6y ago
We called these 'breathing exercises in 80'. We learned them in school. It was 4-4-4. 4 seconds or count breathe in, 4s hold and 4s exhale. There were no rules on timings. Do it as long as needed to come to 'normal'. The
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by helij 6y ago
The only notification I have on is on a messaging app that I pretty much use only to keep in touch with my mother. Everything else is turned off. That's my opinion on notifications in general.
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by helij 6y ago
I do exactly the same with Hugo. I have a barebones template that is ready to go in a minute. I don't use Netlify but rsync public folder to server directly.
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by helij 6y ago
What kind of a setup you had with Hugo to do this? I compile and ship to a server. Why would Hugo handle 404s? That's a job for a web server.
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by helij 6y ago
It doesn't feel like that. Even if I save the file (365 subscription and desktop apps) on my disk it steel feels 'cloudy'.
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by helij 6y ago
I use Zoho mainly for email but some other services as well. I like it very much but it cannot rival G suite or Office365 yet. Website states that it can though so their experience might be different. Text editor and spreadsheet app are way
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by helij 6y ago
It was very regional in Yugoslavia. For example, eastern Slovenia was behind Zagreb and some coastal areas of Croatia. It was behind cities like Novi Sad, Belgrade in Serbia and many others. Slovenia as a whole was of course better develope
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by helij 6y ago
This reminds me of our Astronomy club.
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by helij 6y ago
I understand your point of view and how it may look but I disagree that said country lifted restrictions because of elections. Countries around you also lifted restrictions at the same time. The whole region went out of the lockdown pretty
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by helij 6y ago
You'll now be fighting a plethora of other things.
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by helij 6y ago
There's always something new next year. If you feel you need a new laptop buy it now. Not sure about moving to other system. Personally, I find them all ok and work with Linux, Apple and Windows machines equaly both for dev and busines
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by helij 6y ago
White carrots are still around but they are kind of 'less' carrots and are used to feed the pigs.
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by helij 6y ago
And there might not be a second/third wave. Some countries observe the virus weakening. People who would've died two months ago if they caught it are now showing milder symptoms. We have 80 year olds now who would need a ventilato
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by helij 6y ago
What if this is only an ad for frozen pizzas? From the article: “I only buy frozen pizzas from Colruyt or Aldi. I have never asked for them to be delivered to my house,”
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by helij 6y ago
I suspect one of the things that people with high IQ are bad at is listening to orders and issues with authority. Their theory that people with high IQ will get bored is plausable until you think of them progressing to detective. This is a

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