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by ls15 5y ago
Cut in thin slices and dehydrated is the most efficient way.
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by ls15 5y ago
Airag, kefir and yoghurt have pretty distinct taste profiles though. Not only the milk differs a bit, but also the involved processes and microbes. Airag is sold in Mongolia in grocery stores actually. It is harder to find kefir there.
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by ls15 5y ago
I doubt that horse milk was the major source of calories, since horses only produce small amounts of milk and the foals need to be around too. Fermented horse milk ( Airag ) is a (mildly alcoholic and relatively expensive) specialty beverag
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by ls15 5y ago
"Audi car keeps nagging car owners who decided against premium features when they bought their car." Would be appropriate too, I think. It is one thing to just not include a certain feature, but it is another thing to still includ
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by ls15 5y ago
Congratulations, I guess. Actually, Ukraine ranks above average and median when it comes to HDI. At least a couple of weeks ago.
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by ls15 5y ago
People in Eastern Ukraine did not have to protect their money from Puting until very recently. Now people are taping cash to their bodies in order to evade the war zone without getting it stolen.
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by ls15 5y ago
> I don't need to complement them, and I don't sink hard earned money into hedges I don't need. > You enjoy your tulips, I'll enjoy my hilltops an friends. If only all people who are not interested in crypto would
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by ls15 5y ago
> Isn't there a price for the energy that would make it appealing for the community to have them there? The EU is in the middle of an energy crisis right now, so that might make that harder to sell.
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> Where I live in Asia it’s indispensable, but still pleasant. What would happen if it disappeared?
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by ls15 5y ago
I don't disagree with any of that and you are right with that it is not "unrelated" as I worded it, but my initial point was that moving is not necessarily motivated by political preferences. Many people move, because they
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by ls15 5y ago
> "work, family, studies" don't depend on political systems Not strictly. Especially not if you switch four times. > Life is a series of compromises Of course it is. That's why living in a democracy and fiat system
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by ls15 5y ago
But did you do so in order to enjoy different political systems, or more because of unrelated things like work, family, studies, ..., while the political system was something that just was in place and acceptable enough for you? I think tha
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by ls15 5y ago
All my examples are defensive. Defending the freedoms that are guaranteed by the underlying social contracts (but commonly ignored by those in power, even in the most democratic societies that exist) is not antisocial at all. Unlike violenc
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by ls15 5y ago
* Evacuating money from war or authocratic leadership in a brain wallet, without running into the risk of getting it stolen at checkpoints. Of course that works best for those who already have crypto before that door closes. * Paying for VP
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by ls15 5y ago
> while at the same time giving weapons that will end up in the Azov regiment Azov has about 1,000 members, while the Ukrainian active personel is 245,000. Why would the non-nazi majority hand the power to the 0.4% minority?
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by ls15 5y ago
I agree with 1 through 9, but none of these points explain, how banning the letter "Z" is doing anything that is helpful. Maybe it doesn't.
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Is by your definition everyone who is resisting the Russian invasion a neonazi?
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> This might be difficult for Americans to understand, but the freedom of speech has certain lines that cannot be crossed in Europe, and it's mostly about clearly hateful symbols and/or words. You just can't put a swastika
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by ls15 5y ago
> Aven stresses his compassion for the plight of Ukrainians since the start of the fighting. He rejects the claim that he is close to Putin’s Kremlin, arguing that to do business in Russia requires contact with the president and that whe
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by ls15 5y ago
"Can we just eliminate truth until the war ends?"
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by ls15 5y ago
I assume that the initial hype was mostly paid for and then the payments stopped at some point, so the hype stopped too.
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by ls15 5y ago
> Its results are significantly better than any competitor, check for yourself. Maybe I don't have very high standards, or maybe it is the way I write search queries, but I almost only use DDG and the results are good enough for me.
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by ls15 5y ago
> So I am sure they will fight to at least make it an OR. I am not sure about this. Who would buy an iphone with the intention to sideload apps if it does not let them install all the apps that the iphone is famous for at the same time?
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by ls15 5y ago
Two options: A) Apple will comply B) Apple will leave the EU market What will happen?
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by ls15 5y ago
> I feel the side loading issue is just useless noise EU legislators just agreed to implement regulation that will enforce the ability to sideload. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/apple-would-be-force
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by ls15 5y ago
Are cancerous cells unhealthy to eat?
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by ls15 5y ago
> But one challenge to greater adoption is the off-ramping from crypto back to fiat currencies which is largely done online by centralized exchanges such as Coinbase and Binance. Maybe until people stop to off-ramp, because it has been m
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> cheaper than what we had before *still have in our drawers
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I think it is fair to be skeptical, since there is obviously so much misinformation, but how many international journalists can we expect in a city that is under Russian siege and in the process of being pulverized? Also, how many experienc
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by ls15 5y ago
> To negotiate successfully: a) you have to know what you want b) you have to ask for what you want c) you have to be willing to walk away if you don't get it. It is probably part of "know what you want", but to state it e

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