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by kazen44 6y ago
how is this a problem? SEPA has already solved this issue?
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by kazen44 6y ago
not to mention how quickly this change has happened. America might have an issue with diversity, but compared inthe 20th century, europe as a continent has been through massive suffering. let's not forget 30 years ago, half of the cont
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by kazen44 6y ago
according to the police department. yes. even though this man tragically got murdered in front of a camera. Still, i think it is very important that autopsy happens regardless of its obviousness.
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by kazen44 6y ago
are you serious in your reply? because claiming german unions didn't fight every step of the way is absurd. Unions and other left winged organisations played a major role in german history. Germany was the first country with a state su
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by kazen44 6y ago
This structure is very similar to the "polder model" used in the netherlands.[1] As far as i know, this has grown historically out of a post world war 2 tendency to keep a fragile balance between the various organisations in soci
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by kazen44 6y ago
why would spending time on the toilet be wasted time? actually, sometimes, doing practically nothing is very valuable for one's state of mind.
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by kazen44 6y ago
you make it seem like raising a baby is like taking a vacation. Let me tell you, it definitely is not.
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by kazen44 6y ago
SAP makes a ton of sense if you have a large, complex operation that spans multiple countries. SAP is terrible yes, but do you know any other way on how to get complex processes from multiple sectors together in a single system? SAP is bas
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by kazen44 6y ago
the sad part about "the only way to lose is not to play", is that playing in this case further entrenches the very system which requires you to effectively play in the first place. There is very little, if even any way to recourse
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by kazen44 6y ago
what seems very weird to me (as a non US citizen), is that most working class people in the US seem convinced the 'american dream' is synonymous with being a millionare/billionare and introducing legalization to level the pla
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by kazen44 6y ago
also known as privatize the profits, socialize the losses.
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by kazen44 6y ago
In the end what really counts is the health of members of society as a whole. Providing everyone with basic life necessities would be a good start.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, what if people don't want to be part of the very system which causes wealth inbalance? or is the stockmarket a "the only way to lose is not to play" kind of deal?
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by kazen44 6y ago
But is that true though? also, isn't "no better alternative" in the eye of the beholder?
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by kazen44 7y ago
which is just weird because well, at around the age of 18, most people should be able to handle themselves and they are not children anymore.
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by kazen44 7y ago
> This of course changes the whole psychology aspect, its not the stress of one battle going on for a day or so, but the stress of a battle going on for weeks. All quiet on the western front describes this phenomenon quite well. The cont
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, illness and mortality was far more definitive prior to modern medical breakthroughs. Prior to world war 2, getting ill from a wide range of highly deadly or incapacitating diseases (polio for example) was quite common and far more fat
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by kazen44 7y ago
If you are interested in the history of precision engineering. I can highly recommend the book titled "The Perfectionists: How Precision Engineers Created the Modern World".[1] It does into detail on how precision manufacturing wa
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by kazen44 7y ago
This statement is absurd and counter to the entire basis of modern european union law. For a country to be eligble for EU membership, it has to be a democracy and be a signatory of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and acknowledge the legit
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by kazen44 7y ago
depression of what? The end of world war 1 had an enourmous impact on continental europe, with many nations simply ceasing to exist at the end of the war. Germany for instance, had a state of near constant poltical and economic anarchy duri
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, the massive impact of having a complex enough brain to form complex and intricate social structures made it possible for humans to dominate the food chain.
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by kazen44 7y ago
what constitutes remodeling? Changing the entire layout of the house? because from my experience, nearly all houses in my country have the same kind of layout. Having lived in both pre and post ww2 housing. The major differences seem to be:
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by kazen44 7y ago
This is also a cultural difference i think. The US as a society is highly individualistic. Living on your own at 18 for instance, is considered absurd in a lot of regions of the world because children are supposed to care for their father&#
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by kazen44 7y ago
The legacy of the old soviet systems of tenant housing also should not be understated. Many people of former soviet nations simply own their appartments/houses and do not have a mortage. Usually these appartments are inhereted
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, many european cities are build quite dense because of their age. Especially medieval town centers are build dense because building large buildings was very hard to do. This results in many requirements for living being close together(
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by kazen44 7y ago
iterative development goes back much further. The industrial revolution made iterative design possible because it made the time and effort of producing something far cheaper.
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by kazen44 7y ago
your network might not loose packets, but somewhere between yourself and any other node in the internet, packet loss is quite common.
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by kazen44 7y ago
Also, don't understimate the amount of old, unsupported or ancient hardware that is still churning along in factories and supply companies keeping the supply chain running. It's terrifying how much of the world is held together by
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by kazen44 7y ago
for one, not having hardware acceleration makes quic very slow compared to TCP. This is especially a problem on firewalls, as they need to tear apart and reassemble tcp packets at line speed. In terms of BGP and quic as a transport. As far
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by kazen44 7y ago
my grandfather was a teen during ww2. This behaviour was common with him aswell. Saving even the bones of chicken/cows to make stock. when a was a smile child and was nagging him for something to eat, he used to tell me i have never ex

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