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by lagadu 10y ago
I'm like this, to the point that I actively harness it: whenever I have some bigger problem to work on I read it and just not work on it for the rest of the day. In the morning I just know I'll have a much better understanding of
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by lagadu 10y ago
If elected to do so, yes. I'd like to reverse the question on you though: Should what he said in private make him legally ineligible to hold office or even any job?
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by lagadu 10y ago
Have you considered that when it comes to electing politicians people don't put anywhere as much weight into personal remarks a candidate makes but rather the policies he's planning or how well he represents them? That was a comme
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by lagadu 10y ago
To further drive your point: Ohio is the one state that has always voted for the winner, not a single miss. That's as even spread as it gets.
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by lagadu 10y ago
Not just Swedish, I imagine all European media too; it certainly looked like Danish and Portuguese (the two I follow closely) media thought that their audience was able to vote in the US elections, the way they were attacking Trump.
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by lagadu 10y ago
As a non-American, I completely agree. One of the things I found to be most egregious was how some people used "The KKK endorses Trump" as an argument as to why you shouldn't vote for him. If people only voted based on an org
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by lagadu 10y ago
That was only true until the refugee crisis gained momentum in the news cycles. You'll have troubling finding a peep defending the person and groups you listed in most international, big name media.
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by lagadu 10y ago
> Can one really come back from murder? We pay people to go murder other people and are fine with it. We call them soldiers and sometimes policemen too. Turns out that most people who kill someone else are able to come back more often th
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by lagadu 10y ago
> A life isn't worth a lot anymore these days.. Seems you're the one who isn't giving much value to the prisoner's life here. If rehabilitation can't be accomplished in 14 years, it won't be accomplished in
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by lagadu 10y ago
That's probably the one thing I actually agree with Trump on: when he said the whole "NATO, we have to talk" comments. We're all living under the US umbrella when it comes to defense and it's pathetic that we don&#x
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by lagadu 10y ago
I'm forced to agree.
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by lagadu 10y ago
Ok, lets assume that the benefits of economies of scale don't apply here and take that it doesn't work for systems with hundreds of millions of people as a premise. We know it works for systems of up to ~50m people because those a
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by lagadu 10y ago
Perhaps he is, I've no idea. I, however, do live in Denmark and am able to point out that we get all that. Hell, if I spend money on health in Europe I get it returned by the state when I come back. Does my being physically present at
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by lagadu 10y ago
I'll have to disagree, even those you listed need a lot of stuff once you really get into them. I'm into 5 of those 7 you listed (the first 5) and of those the only that doesn't need a substantial amount of stuff is books bec
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by lagadu 10y ago
As a fellow Air owner I feel exactly the same way. I like new toys but looking around between the macbooks and macbooks pro there's nothing I'd want to replace it with. To apple's credit the Air performs incredibly well and t
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by lagadu 10y ago
What they're saying is that this is probably not a societal trend, as you put it. In my anecdotal experience people are doing less and less pre-programmed tours and a lot more of exploration and going off-trail because of all the infor
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by lagadu 10y ago
I really disliked this season. It's too sanitized, not anywhere as visceral or cringe-inducing as the previous ones. Hell the first episode actually had a happy ending instead of a deeply depressing one; the endings in Black Mirror alw
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by lagadu 10y ago
> (Virtually) no one > And most people are pirates I'm fairly confident you have a very unrealistic/limited/biased view of reality: most people are not pirates. The virtually extinct magazines can still be seen on milli
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by lagadu 10y ago
1 minute (though in practical terms that may take a few days), from the moment you registered your address and are able to vote. Everyone else is an outsider.
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by lagadu 10y ago
> At the cost of higher temporary housing costs for people that want to visit. You're implying this is a bad thing. A city's first responsibility is towards its residents, everyone else comes after their needs and wants are cat
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by lagadu 10y ago
> Because it kind of is when we're talking about an electric car. Tesla's competitors can't come up with those numbers for EVs combined (even with hybrids). Check your sources, we're at well over a million EV/PHE
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by lagadu 10y ago
You're implying that having a child magically imbues you with parenting knowledge.
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by lagadu 10y ago
That's true for pretty much most of Europe, in my experience; though as you move further north it's during July instead of August. The most common here in Denmark is the last three weeks of July. I really like working in July, the
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by lagadu 10y ago
Dear god, the concept that someone thought this was a good commercial is almost breathtaking.
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by lagadu 10y ago
Probably harder but social class in Europe is mostly unrelated to wealth, while in the US the two are closely knit, which is what is often measured.
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by lagadu 10y ago
2015 Fiesta
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by lagadu 10y ago
Discrete GPS units do all that. I use a tomtom go6100 for all my navigation needs, it's unmatched at its job.
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by lagadu 10y ago
And what interface would it have? Apple 30-pin? Lightning? Micro-usb? usb-c? Does it have room for 3.5 to 6 inch phones? Integration with speaker/mic is already done via bluetooth but charging is still a problem.
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by lagadu 10y ago
It also exists for Android and iOS now. Offline navigation included.
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by lagadu 10y ago
If you're describing mercedes as the glacial50somethings, you're not aware that more often than not Mercedes are the first to market with a huge amount of every feature imaginable in the history of automaking. Want to see what fea

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