mariorossi666

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by mariorossi666 7y ago
> Meaning that it would have been faster to tear the entire building down and rebuild it from scratch than it is taking to remedy the issues? This sentence is never true. It's not true in software it's even less so in construc
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
> so berlin would rather have poor citizens? not everything is about money I take "poor citizens" but cultural fecund Berlin anytime over "rich" USA cities with homeless people living on the streets while FAANG worker
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
there is a "restaurant with rooms" in Turin in which the rooms are designed by local artists and one of them is "2d" The restaurant is also very good. https://r-cf.bstatic.com/images/hotel/max12
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
LIDL is a discount from Germany, it is spread over northern continental Europe and especially the eastern block. If you compare it to other western supermarket chains like Carrefour, or Auchan, their food is of a lower quality, despite bein
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
> Oh, I just learned I have a money problem Sorry, not trying to be disrespectful, I was referring to where I live: Italy. They usually don't even sell fresh food here and when they do, they are not much cheaper than the better alte
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
Thanks for adding the metrics. As much as I think they are doing a great job and deserve to be there, I've also never seen a car in the $40k range (more 50-60k euros on this side of the ocean) not being "a pleasure to drive"
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
> "This particular issue was for this particular year, and has long since been fixed." On the other hand, you don't have to fix a problem you haven't created. Most of Tesla problems are self inflicted. Moreover "
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
> is so obsessed with the discount model, It is really not. Nobody goes to LIDL to buy food, unless has some real money problem. You have to make a different comparison: buy quality food from a local farmer and the same food from a loca
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
Ever tried Italy? ;) I think quartirolo ( https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartirolo_Lombardo ) is the closest to the white cheese you're looking for and also salty ewe's ricotta is pretty similar.
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by mariorossi666 7y ago
That's pretty standard feature in Italy, it's called door frame and it's basically everywhere, even on cheap doors. I didn't know it wasn't common all over Europe.