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by kaybe 8y ago
To the point of ignoring clear directions? Ok..
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by kaybe 8y ago
In some places the water tastes really horrible. It's of course safe to drink, but it tastes horrible. I don't think this is a good argument (I know it's not yours).
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by kaybe 8y ago
This is not normal behaviour. 20+ years of wiping several coated plastic glasses on tshirts several times every day and it takes 5+ years to put enough scratches in them to even be noticable (and most of those are probably sports artifacts
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by kaybe 8y ago
As is bottled water btw, but not juice.
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by kaybe 8y ago
From what I've seen, if you book in a group for a longer time in advance, you can negotiate for X amount of free laundry per day. Just as almost nobody pays the listed hotel room price, many people might not pay the listed laundry pric
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by kaybe 8y ago
I'm pretty certain it will fall off way before that becomes a problem.
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by kaybe 8y ago
Here is are instructions and code for a free version: http://grathio.com/2011/08/meet-the-tacit-project-its-sonar-...
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by kaybe 8y ago
Well, the EU was not made to improve the economies of its members. Its main goal is to intertwine them enough to make another big war way too painful.
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by kaybe 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_room_occupancy to save anyone else a search.
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by kaybe 8y ago
May I point to this corresponding mode of transport for car-less people: http://slug-lines.com/
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by kaybe 8y ago
There are more reasons: - For pre-tank times, makes it a lot harder for strangers (e.g. intruding enemies) to get oriented. - For more modern neighborhoods, make the roads confusing so cars won't take a shortcut through and bypass the
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by kaybe 8y ago
Heidelberg.
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by kaybe 8y ago
So I just tested it and find that I use the muscles of the nose to keep it open - so this doesn't happen. If I don't they do suck in and breathing is harder. It's also possible to open them more than normal for even better br
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by kaybe 8y ago
Could you give a short explanation of what this L3/L5/L7 thing is? I'm assuming you're not talking about spinal cord problems, which is the main search result.
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by kaybe 8y ago
I've had to tell tourists the local transit is not free though, so maybe it needs to be marked better for them.
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by kaybe 8y ago
There were some worms thawed out alive just last year who were claimed to have been frozen over 40,000 years. https://siberiantimes.com/science/casestudy/news/worms-froze...
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by kaybe 8y ago
Can you tell us your source?
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Osmotic Power(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kaybe 8y ago
Well you could probably run an osmosis power station off it. I'm not sure about the efficiency, but it's a viable way to store energy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osmotic_power
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by kaybe 8y ago
Can you work from home once in a while? If you do it one day every 2 weeks you saved 1/10 of commute energy just like that.
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by kaybe 8y ago
Does that include the whole supply chain?
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by kaybe 8y ago
Well, they're going to use whatever is easiest. I don't think this is a strong argument.
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by kaybe 8y ago
Needs more Alexa and Youtube in everything! (Yes of course I want Alexa in my toilet, what a fantastic idea! </s>)
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by kaybe 8y ago
What answers did you get from other professions?
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by kaybe 8y ago
It feels like living on borrowed time, really.
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by kaybe 8y ago
I added a link above just after posting. There was a HN discussion too, from before they found the kid: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18823286 If you google 'germany data leak' or similar you will easily fi
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by kaybe 8y ago
And while I can write LaTex, my python programs can also write LaTex. I can dump data directly into tables, for example. Neat!
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by kaybe 8y ago
The current situation in Germany is actually like this. Some kid doxxed a lot of politicians, musicians and jounalists and they found him within a week and now we suddenly have a discussion about data theft. It's insane. edit: eg see h
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by kaybe 8y ago
> Books are more like a fluid than individual objects. Hm, this is an interesting idea.
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by kaybe 8y ago
I have things I use at least once a week that don't spark joy. Should I now get rid of them and get new ones? It doesn't seem to say anywhere.

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