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by kvgr 2y ago
There will be no Crowdstrike left after this. I am just upset I cant short it…
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by kvgr 2y ago
Slivovitza and other fruit spirits go from 50 to 60 % usually. Depending how much you dilute it. Pure is higher, but it not nice to drink.
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by kvgr 2y ago
In russia everything is vodka. Sometimes this overflow to english. In europe it is kore distinguished.
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He says that the reporting of nutritional data about cancer can be very confusing, and references the work of the statistician David Spiegelhalter from the University of Cambridge, who has shown that even if everyone ate an extra 50g of bac
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by kvgr 2y ago
Dangerous in a sense: costs money right now, we would have to deal with it. My friend once said: “no one is healthy, your doctor just does not have the testing resolution to find the issues” and in 3 years you get parkinsons…
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Can you make it bigger? it is too small for glider gun :)
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I understand that. But the migrants also need housing and food while they wait. I am absolutely for some kind of immigration. But not for "everybody that comes here will stay". And absolutely for trying to engage people into europ
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Norway has huge oil reservers, Swiss healthcare is basically private. We could go deeper. NHS in UK is in the shambles for example. Switzerland has universal health care, regulated by the Swiss Federal Law on Health Insurance. There are no
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by kvgr 2y ago
Welcoming all migrants can work in countries with no social net like US in their biggest boom. Come and work. EU countries are stretched and more and more people with low to no skills are gonna be really hard on the budgets. They cant even
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by kvgr 2y ago
Depends on the definition of socialism. For me the flow through retirement is socialist. The healthcare that forces people to pay money to non functioning system based on their income is socialist.
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by kvgr 2y ago
Tell me more how all the money transfers are neoliberal? How the “creating of european idea” is neoliberal? How “we must have minimal taxes in europe” is neoliberal. Industrial subsidies for car and aeroplane companies. Compulsary social an
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by kvgr 2y ago
Of course politicians will have exceptions and government made secure phones.
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by kvgr 2y ago
How much money is in nuclear fuel vs gas? And how much power can russia enforce over countries addicted to its gas?
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by kvgr 2y ago
I was looking at car camping. And i found out that I can get power pack for cooking/boiling water, that is very multipurpose for other things just camping. Def not usable for hiking, but car can take it, solar panel can charge it. No n
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by kvgr 2y ago
But not their industrial complex, what is you reasoning? France is forcing Slovakia to build nuclear to support military industrial complex? A little bit of conspiracy here. The first was a soviet "gift".
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by kvgr 2y ago
I think they are so corrupted, they los their only reason to be.
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by kvgr 2y ago
They could start fracking... now their industry is going down, energy is going up and they cant even see US.
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by kvgr 2y ago
Yeas, Slovakia has big military industrial complex.
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by kvgr 2y ago
Looks as if all the anti nuclear attitudes was inspired by somebody with a load of gas and 2 big pipes...
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by kvgr 2y ago
Germans have very weird relationship with russia. That we, east of germany and west of russia dont quite understand. They always think, that russia will be better this time. Quite naive. And dont want to anger it.
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by kvgr 2y ago
I am not sure about the speed, but the capacity is issue. It takes a lot of land to build a lot of hydro, damages ecosystems.
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by kvgr 2y ago
I understand, but there is no need to stabilize when you have big nuclear base load. EU is just burning money left and right. The transition could be slower, more green and more cost effective and with less impact on industry if it just was
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by kvgr 2y ago
What a waste of resources. The nuclear plants were up and running. Could be running for decated with good maintanance. The most of the costs were already paid. And now: Germany won the European Union's informal approval to pay billion
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by kvgr 2y ago
But not very strategic.
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by kvgr 2y ago
Exactly, i have website that is visited by couple people a day and I just want to store some data on every action in one table + some settings in DB. Perfect for SQLite and anything else if overkill. Also if I ever want to rewrite it in the
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by kvgr 2y ago
That is great, and I hope it will work out. But IT only will not save country. We will see disparity between tech and rest and people will be angry again for tech in stead of tourists.
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by kvgr 2y ago
World is changing too fast, Memberberries are strong. I get it that tuk tuks in Lisbon are horrible thinkg. There is lot of bad things happening with tourism. Built if you don't give people other opportunities to make money, they will
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by kvgr 2y ago
I can take 2 months of hot weather, if that means I don't have to deal with 6 months of cold, clouds and darkness at 4pm in winter.
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It is already kind of happening, properties are through the roof in Czech republic. Mainly big cities, wages relatively low. Europe overtaxes low and middle income people. Wants them to foot the bill for the retirees. No realistic retiremen
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I dont get the down vote. Portugal and Spain are going to be taken over by gdp/person by Czech republic and Poland. Very poor countries in 90s. Spain has amazing weather, could be europe tech capital if they only could get their taxes

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