lifestyleguru

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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
American lunatics fighting with Italian punkabbestia on a yacht, all surrounded with confetti from Russian money. You guys want some prosecco ?
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
I'm certain that it also involves receiving and sending a letter.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
You open an account somewhere and when you pay they sneak in consent for direct debit with some dark pattern.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
It's not high trust society. In Germany service providers have easy and instant access to your bank account. Like TSA to your body on American airports. They absolutely don't trust that someone will voluntarily make monthly bank t
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
In Germany you'd be afraid to reverse lastschrift because if by some accident it's legit, the companies like service providers will go berserk at you.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Apparently researchers had one of these maps without New Zealand on it.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
A shop with leather jackets
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
It's impossible to keep kids out if there is a non small amount of parents sucking their kids into social media.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
While keeping kids away from social media makes sense, legislative ban leads straight to implementing invasive biometric verification for everyone. Is there a chance to make the dopamine fueling scrolling only a phase, just like e.g. messag
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Installing Windows 95 just worked, installing the first few times Linux bricked the only computer in the household. This made me delay switching to Linux for the next 15 years.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
It it makes it any better this happens also in Europe, everyone are lying. In a tragic case of a family member dying in hospital a simple question "where the body was found?" and following up on the answers can reveal a lot. Never
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Public hospitals operated for profit are absolutely a case in European countries with public universal healthcare.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
oh hi there
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Don't you worry about salaries of any trained medical professionals:)
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
You mean EHIC card? It's only for medical emergencies, then UK freewillingly left the EU.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Historically this is a spot on. From Highland Clearances to modern accumulation of land and real estate ownership. Those who have plenty, they want it all. The rest should live in a city on 30 sqmt, ideally rent, fully surveilled at all tim
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
It will always boil down to real estate ownership, squeezing and extracting the last available cash with rents. The taxation has to proactively prevent it. Once you allow non-residents to purchase, even if they have local passport, the pric
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
They left their multiple real estate back home so your kids can emigrate there and rent it, but your kids will have to work hard actually and unfortunately. On the bright side once your kids come back from emigration, they can in turn start
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
> CBP and ICE would collapse without the Spanish speaking Hispanic population of Texas and the southwest filling their ranks. I thought It's a conflict between English speaking America and Spanish speaking America.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Like... whom? Zuck or Larry? They're 10 years late to the party, digital nomads are no more. They can count on German and British pensioners, although personally I'd prefer to be poor than to cater to this demographics.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Slovakian prime minister is doing proud photos with Putin despite the ongoing war so the backdoor looks like a desired feature not a bug or fuck up.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
For the goal of recording a cat scratching their car or catching an imaginary thief neighbour (a magpie or fox stole that thing that one time, you dullard) people will plug into Chinese, Russian, and American video surveillance networks in
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
He was granted Israeli citizenship while Zonda was already disintegrating, awaiting for it in Monaco.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Believe me you don't want to live in Katowice, trust the locals [1]. Nowadays the city is a vehicle where cash is allocated into real estate and nothing more. [1] - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/pl/ti
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
This situation stinks from afar with a cover up operation of Polish, Israeli and perhaps some other intelligence agencies. How easily they dissappear people into thin air and to Monaco and Israel. For a moment Zonda was everywhere in Poland
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
On a list sold out later to a most vicious data broker after their boat-sloth enterprise went out of business.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Croatian tourism strategy is bumping prices of what they already have to Swiss level, and seeing who is still willing to show up.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Cookie banners are malicious compliance. There are only 1-2 EU countries with quarrelsome predatory lawyers proactively scanning the web. The positives about covid and AI is that we don't hear anymore about blockchain and crypto (well,
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
Seriously though they likely profiled the shit out of everyone and the system said that there are no terrorists or drug dealers in the bunch.
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by lifestyleguru 2mo ago
My personal positive experience in English speaking country (but not US or UK obviously) was the staff said that passengers don't need to take out stuff from hand luggage for security scanning because they have "the new kind of ma

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