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by lllllll 10y ago
One word: Barcelona. Best city in Europe :)
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by lllllll 10y ago
Back when internet was really slow here in Spain I used to send CD's and DVD's filled with music, comics, films,etc to an internet friend I had from Greece(can't remember now how we met, maybe soulseek?), and he'd send
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by lllllll 10y ago
This.
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by lllllll 10y ago
I was so happily surprised when I saw customers of Taipei's 7-11s picking up their online orderings at 11pm(Or whatever our) at the shop. I always thought such a thing should exist in Europe, where for some reason you are never home wh
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by lllllll 10y ago
I couldn't be happier with Kobo's Pocket integration. Kobo Glo HD is a wonderful device seamlessly syncing with you Pocket account. This feature is 40% why I bought Kobo(again).
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by lllllll 10y ago
I bought an Asus UX303UA with 8gb of RAM(I expanded to 12gb), and Sata HDD(I upgraded to SSD). After easily updating to kernel 4.5 I'm really happy, Linux Mint Mate edition(tho mainly using i3wm) works wonderfully battery is 8-9h-ish e
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by lllllll 10y ago
I got my Asus UX303UA(which won over the dell xps13 option) - i7-u6500 last week. I installed Linux Mint(MATE edition, though I use mainly i3wm). After upgrading to kernel 4.5 I get 8-9h of battery with normal use ( Vim, firefox several ta
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by lllllll 11y ago
Really interesting! Tho it's not hard to envision a not-so-far future where these "stool-tests" are so cheap and automated that they are done in every street, then every block, then every apartment/house/hotel-room!
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by lllllll 11y ago
I've been checking UK ads looking for contractors, and I was wondering: How do you take into account long (8h+) vs short(4h+) days?
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by lllllll 11y ago
I knew it! :/
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by lllllll 11y ago
A software engineer can make 100k€ in Germany? Where's that!?
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by lllllll 11y ago
Fantastic visualization! Any idea about the tools used to achieve that result? Inspecting the code a bit I'd say regarding the viz it's based on leaflet.js+canvas(custom overlays)? No trace of d3js, threejs,etc. I'm happy to
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by lllllll 11y ago
Germany will have around 1M refugees in 2015 alone. Maybe 1.3M in 2016, maybe 1.7M in 2017? Considering most asylum seekers will bring their families(let's average 2 people more each one) along afterwards. That's only considering
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Putting animals online: Does it protect or destroy?(newscientist.com)
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Old phones are a gold mine [video](youtube.com)
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by lllllll 11y ago
What a touching video, thanks for sharing. Public libraries are necessary.
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by lllllll 11y ago
Interesting, I found this quote very appropiate here, specially because its meaning is quite ambiguous to me. And so are the times we are living in the EU. For instance, given Varoufakis's resignation, we could interpret the man in dif
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by lllllll 11y ago
It seems to me that you have not read my answer at all...You don't address any of my points/questions either. Also, I do not estimate any trend, so technically I can't overestimate ...
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by lllllll 11y ago
I replied to @bayesianhorse about this similar topic, above. :)
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by lllllll 11y ago
IMO a culture is not just a set of protocols or rules written down by some chronist/sociologist. To me culture is more about how people live in a certain place, their routines, their customs. Again, I'm not particularly talking ab
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by lllllll 11y ago
That's true, though I was talking about Syrian refugees. I picked Jordan because it's just a neighbouring Arab country, plus mostly Sunni Muslim, just like Syria, and unlike Lebanon. And of course the Palestinian refugee issue is
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by lllllll 11y ago
Thanks for your reply. It seems that Lebanon is indeed trying to address the refugee problem and not just by setting up refugee camps[0]. Great! [0]: http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/03/lebanon-formal-refuge
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by lllllll 11y ago
>> Life in these camps is not especially good compared to asylum in Western countries That's exactly one of my concerns here. Why doesn't for example Jordan just let them assimilate in their society, as fellow Arabs, and ins
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by lllllll 11y ago
I believe refugees are mostly people in need that don't deserve the situation they find themselves in and should be given asylum in countries which are stable and at peace. However, my impression is that they mostly request asylum in W
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by lllllll 11y ago
>> Turns out, Islam tends to have virtually no influence on European culture. All this talk about "dilution" is ridiculous Define "no influence". If you walk around many European cities you see areas where the stor
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by lllllll 11y ago
>> If your suburb becomes 50% muslim, it's certainly going to have a big effect even if other parts of the country remain unaffected. This.
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by lllllll 11y ago
That doesn't help the Iranians' lives! Other than getting more money injection by increase of niceness-seeker tourism, hahah. Joking, if it's like this and is not terribly linked to a religious dogma( which doesn't seem
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by lllllll 11y ago
Ok I think the Persian people need a Post-Taroof Reformist League. Those unspoken Taroof-ish concerns seem like obstacles that complicate their daily lives (sigh). I command you to plant the reformist seed in their society :D
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by lllllll 11y ago
Thanks, the word 'facade' is what came to mind reading your reply. Here in Europe I've met several Iranians, though all happenned to have lived in Western countries for many years. I am sure in those cases they are genuinely
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by lllllll 11y ago
>> Just imagine that the holocaust Never happened: German would be much closer of what the Nazis thought it should be, a world-wide spoken language. That's a great point

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