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1711.
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kome
13y ago
During lunch time? Yes, I would be absolutely fine. During working hours: no.
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kome
13y ago
Did you read the article?
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kome
13y ago
>> I wouldn't call these people success stories. https://static.pinboard.in/xoxo_talk_thoreau.htm > Thoreau said about his two years at Walden: > I learned this, at least, by my experiment; that if one adv
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kome
13y ago
I lived in 3 different countries (Italy, France, Germany) and yes, this rule is everywhere. The details may change, but the core is the same. But I'm not not sure about those yankies up north in Britain :)
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Yandex Translate
(translate.yandex.com)
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kome
13y ago
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kome
13y ago
> instead of facing the problem The "problem" is to talk another language? Well, that's pretty imperialistic.
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kome
13y ago
The problem of PG (and yours) it's the lack on empathy, simply as that. Like "antirez" says, English is not a hobby: English is pushed down the throat of a growing share of people around the world today. And they need English
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kome
13y ago
So true. Americans (from US) deserve a better and less provincial mainstream media. "Russia's Mark Zuckerberg" is a ridiculous title.
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kome
13y ago
217.000,00 FIFY
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kome
13y ago
The 2006 CIA Factbook stated that the "US is the only industrialized nation that does not mainly use the metric system", (in addition to non-industrialised Burma/Myanmar and Liberia).
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kome
13y ago
yes, like Venezuela. http://www.freedomhouse.org/country/venezuela
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kome
13y ago
The very fact that in United States there is some kind of racial classification is strange to me (and quite suspect too).
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kome
13y ago
> It was the conspiracy theory of nut jobs. no. you should have a very short memory, or you just consider the dossier made by "European Commission" about Echelon the work of nut jobs: http://cryptome.org/echelon
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kome
13y ago
Perhaps he is not a web oriented professional, or he does not give a shit about the rest of the world and ignores everything outside the anglobubble.
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kome
13y ago
> He writes that his wife is worried for his liver lol no! you lost something in translation...
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Europe's Vega rocket has successfully completed its second mission.
(bbc.co.uk)
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kome
14y ago
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kome
14y ago
No, I use yandex.mail. (for the curious: https://mail.yandex.com/ )
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kome
14y ago
Dear Stefan Kueng, please read "Mars" of your compatriot Fritz Zorn. Please do that. You will understand why. All the best.
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kome
14y ago
> Because it is the exact translation. No, it's not.
1730.
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kome
14y ago
I wonder how it works in the good ol' USA. Somebody cares to explain?
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kome
14y ago
> I'm not sure why this person decided to redefine the essence of meritocracy Because the very word "meritocracy" was invented to describe an Orwellian society dystopia were "merit" was the only metric for value. He just use the origina
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kome
14y ago
http://www.sofastatistics.com/