kokotko

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   by kokotko 13y ago

   Big fan of the Dilbert book...I struggled for years to find a way to make things work for me. I always had 'performance anxiety' when it came to doing work on my 'real' projects that were nevertheless relegated to a hobb
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   by kokotko 13y ago

   how is public transport broken in berlin? it's one of the best i've ever seen (availability wise)
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   by kokotko 13y ago

   Much better!!
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   by kokotko 13y ago

   "Let me tell you one of my pet peeves: space solar power. Okay, the stupidest thing ever. If anyone should like space solar power, it should be me. I got a rocket company and a solar company. I should be really on it, ya know. But it&#
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   by kokotko 13y ago

   This doens't only apply to America, and I wish more people understood that actually the same concept was the reason "communism" (state capitalism really) failed in Europe, possibly also in Russia - the same mechanism were in
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   by kokotko 13y ago

   Fair enough point of using a car for outdoor hobbies - I'd call it an exception to the rule, an appropriate use of technology. But let's face it, in most cases it isn't like that. Regarding my suit comment, it's about lo
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   by kokotko 13y ago

   I think more and more Gen Y people in advanced European countries see owning a car as a failure - you are a fool for wasting money, when transportation can be done cheaply and also often for free. You are basically penalized for owning a ca