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jcrei
10y ago
Yes. Yes we do prefer to have situations where a mass shooter is in-prisoned and denied access to the latest Playstation 3. I'd rather have people like Breivik exposed for their childish behaviour in prison than to have the death penal
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10y ago
I only wish that countries would compete for people the same way they compete for businesses. If they were to provide the best services, quality of life, in exchange for the lowest income taxes. That way people would move there and companie
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10y ago
Estonia has published it's e-voting solution on Github: https://github.com/vvk-ehk/evalimine
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10y ago
I tried for a few months when I first arrived in Estonia. I got mixed reactions and was about to give up, but then my neighbours were the ones greeting me. I have since made a point of greeting any neighbour I meet in my building.
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John Oliver on why can't 911 know your location
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10y ago
We just had one in Tallinn, Estonia, and the outcomes are here http://www.garage48.org/blog/the-16-seriously-hilarious-prot... I was working on the winning team http://placebo.works And we are actually goin
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10y ago
Tried it with Instagram instead of Facebook. Also pretty interesting. https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%2Fm%2F05pdgbz%2C%20...
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11y ago
If memory serves me right, and it's the same case I remember (same friends). Then it was Latvia. 2007
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11y ago
But aren't the winners of literary awards sort of subjective? I mean, chess and Go are based on beating a direct opponent based on a set of known rules. But getting an award for the best book that is picked by a judge means that you ha
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11y ago
Sweet sweet nostalgia... Thanks for that trip down memory late. Here's the current version of the Portuguese national broadcaster's teletext http://www.rtp.pt/wportal/teletexto/
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11y ago
15 years ago, he predicted the impact of the internet on music and society. https://www.facebook.com/FACTmagazine/videos/vb.52725749686/...
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11y ago
For the most part, you should avoid Italian brands of olive oil (sold outside of Italy). They mix Greek, Spanish, Portuguese olive oil, then label it Italian for branding purposes, and the content is never virgin or extra virgin. The labell
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Meet Peter, an AI based business lawyer
(hirepeter.com)
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11y ago
Not loved by all, but maybe George Monbiot
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11y ago
Is there a way forward? A way to avoid the same mistakes and perhaps save humanity from the triumph of stupidity?
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11y ago
There is already a big sense of alarm on social media (particularly along new EU/NATO countries) that this can lead up to new confrontation between Russia and NATO. I would like to think that Russia is not going to start attacking Turk
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11y ago
There is solar, but only during the hours when the sun is shining.
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11y ago
There's also the Savage Islands that are disputed between Portugal and Spain. They are barely habitable, but make a big impact in calculating the EEZ of each country in the northern Atlantic https://en.wikipedia.org/
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11y ago
Very interesting stats on applicants, and use cases for e-residency provided here https://app.cyfe.com/dashboards/195223/5587fe4e5203610228371...
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11y ago
From the point of view of providing preventive medicine and lowering overall healthcare costs, this is the right way. From the point of view of this info being used by insurance companies, not so good.
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It's interesting to see how simplistic these are at the moment
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11y ago
As far as I've read, all keyboards have full access, so they send all info and keystrokes back to their servers
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New camera concept packs 10 small cameras in your pocket
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Estonia wants to collect the DNA of all its citizens
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Swiftkey's new neural network keyboard
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Sadly for me, it says it's not available in Estonia. Even though the article mentions that they (unlike Venmo) should be available to users outside US and US credit cards. Oh well, guess I just have to wait until some Estonian start-up
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I really like solar and wind (personally invested in some) but can you (or someone) clarify the CO2-neutral aspect of solar? Until some time ago, we still kept hearing about the impacts of building the panels, etc...
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Flickr brings back pro accounts
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Banners these days are good for "Brand awareness" and not good for generating traffic for a website or to deliver actual actions on a site (purchase, sign-up, etc). Having said that, it is also true that banner fatigue is a real t
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11y ago
Considering the differences between Brazilian Portuguese and "European" Portuguese, it makes more sense to ask "Why isn't Brazilian a language". Then again, there are recent efforts to make all Portuguese languages
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