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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
The absence of content while the ad plays is obviously not the issue. It's the presence of other, malicious content.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
And now suddenly (looking at a lot of the comments here) ad-blocking is about privacy? I simply don't want to see/hear crap, period.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
But why?
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Never realized there was passenger space inside the hull! That makes me slightly less stupefied about the enormous size/capacity ratio of zeppelins.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
..cast from something that was carved, surely?
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Shrinkflation
(en.wikipedia.org)
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Black market transactions are as real as any other. Real payment for real goods or services.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
People pointing out "whataboutism" is incredibly tiring. It is IMO quite legit to point out related issues in western countries. It is potentially interesting and relevant, and it is always good to take note of the hypocrisy of th
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Never even knew there even were isolation cells in schools, that sounds completely insane.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
> - Engagement: Unlike Youtube they cannot use a recommender system like for suggestions. Most Youtube views are from recommendations and related videos I won't be missing yt's recommendations at all. If peertube can implement
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Abiogenic Petroleum Origin
(en.wikipedia.org)
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
I'm reminded of finding out very recently that professional chess players burn a lot of calories.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
> Not only do people want to play down their inherited wealth or money from family “but they actively try to hide it,” Mr. Conley said. “We have this ideology of individualism and worshiping of the self-made man or woman.” I have almost
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
It might be a useful method of pre-selecting only people who care at least a little bit. And rich people.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Why shouldn't "millennials" be allowed to trade derivatives just like anyone else?
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Yes, fwiw your high school level is determined at the end of primary school based on your teachers' recommendations and a standardized test. But there is quite some mobility possible between high school levels.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
I can only speak for the Netherlands, we have a tiered high school system, and you can enter most university programs with just a high school diploma of the highest tier.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Or maybe they just like Van Gogh and don't like Pollock?
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
But then when something moves, it will look weird, right?
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Thanks, saw it in my lecture notes a while ago and figured it was a formatting error...
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
>have enough difference to define nations, then what about other regions of the Netherlands There is a province called Friesland (Fryslan) with its own language, I think they can qualify as a nation.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
The key factor is the arbitrary sexual moral of the country where FB is headquartered.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
I don't know if it exists, but it seems it would be possible using a similar format to the offline dictionaries on Kindle.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Why does the commentariat here always gets so triggered over anything cryptocurrency-related?
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
I don't see how this is related to the submitted article.
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7y ago
"no obligation" is not the same as "no tipping", and certainly not "you never tip", as GP claimed. FWIW I certainly feel the obligation to leave a small tip (few euros) when eating out, but that may just be my
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7y ago
Didn't vote but I simply don't see how it is a bad thing when free software competes with commercial software. Something that used to cost money can now be done for free, sounds great to me.
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Why have an election if there is no intention to respect the outcome?
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7y ago
There's nothing particularly difficult or expensive about a wooden differential. edit: no seriously, zoom in on this pic here https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d6/South-po...
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kaffeemitsahne
7y ago
Smoking gives people cancer and heart disease at a pretty predictable rate. Quite baffling to claim facebook/ig are even close to that unhealthy.
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