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by notdang 3y ago
It's a basic ice cream without any artificially added flavors, even without the vanilla flavor. It's dense and soft. The special part for me is that it's basic, vanilla how it's called in the US, but even without vanilla
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by notdang 3y ago
Gulag period ended with the death of Stalin. After that no mass incarcerations and deportations were happening on the industrial scale.
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by notdang 3y ago
No,in this case it's different, the ice cream is still made in the ex-URSS countries and you can still try it and you can still not find anything like this outside.
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by notdang 3y ago
In the defense of the "plombir" ice cream, I still think that there is no better ice cream. Plombir is still made in that region and whenever I go back there, I eat it in industrial quantities. I could not find anything close to P
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by notdang 3y ago
There is a big problem with your dream: stairs. Once you hit a certain age, the stairs become an obstacle that cannot be solved. Have seen it with my grandparents and parents in normal houses. Now imagine the stairs in a lighthouse.
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by notdang 3y ago
Same fears for me. Wondering if there is a kind of a dead men switch for it.
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by notdang 3y ago
Hyundai/Kia will do the minimum necessary to comply with the local laws.
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by notdang 3y ago
Not sure about Germany, but in my country of 120mln people I don't see many EVs, but I see a lot of Chinese ICE cars lately, those cars are good enough and with the latest cars price increase, a lot of people prefer them over the Japan
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by notdang 3y ago
They changed from SAP ERP to Oracle ERP. There were no 20 different utilities to begin with.
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by notdang 3y ago
Here is a less patriotic and a more realistic one from the same location: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/05/29/two-weeks-at-t...
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by notdang 3y ago
not the op, but one I know of is epilepsy, screens can trigger seizures in some people.
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by notdang 3y ago
Don't know how ridiculous it is, but I live in a Spanish speaking country, using English at work, consuming English part of the internet, occasionally using Russian during the day (because of Russian "refugees") and no one ar
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by notdang 3y ago
Completely agree with you, I have the same experience, just that instead of French, it's Spanish for me. In French I am not fluent, but it still adds up to the mess. p.s. adrenalin from IRC?
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by notdang 4y ago
I was referring to the double slit experiment with a single photon and the explanation of the result by MWI.
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by notdang 4y ago
Because of parallel universes?
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by notdang 4y ago
My memory mught be failing me but I think Google anounced Gmail with 1GB(which was unthinkable at that time) on April 1, and the majority were sure that it was an 1st of April joke. When it appeared it felt like magic and wad still unbeliev
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by notdang 4y ago
Is being a separatist something bad? For example imagine you are part of the USSR, but not Russia, instead you are in Latvia. Not wanting to be part of USSR, makes you are a separatist. Is there something bad in it?
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by notdang 4y ago
All good and convenient untill some governmental agency decides that you cannot use the cashless methods and by that time cash is not available because no one protested since it was so convenient.
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by notdang 4y ago
From what I've heard from my Russian colleagues quite a lot of people have an alternative number they register telegram with. The SIM card is never stored in the main phone. Also it was popular to buy a phone number in countries like F
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by notdang 4y ago
Ask an AI: "the meaning of life, the universe, and everything"
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by notdang 4y ago
I usually choose not to watch.And not because of morals, but because the life is sad when so much effort goes into consuming content.
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by notdang 4y ago
yes, the content is very different. The Italian version is more like what the subject of this post is, Ørberg style. The Italian edition is an expanded version of the original textbook, but they don't have permission to sell it in oth
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by notdang 4y ago
As an alternative, there is the Spanish translation of the Athenaze Italian edition, which is very close to the Italian one, and not like the English one. Currently slowly trying to go through it.
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by notdang 4y ago
Chernivtsi (Cernăuți) and the region as a whole has a quite big Romanian population which is being tried to be assimilated by the country those territories currently belong to. And ironically the article mainly complains about the same thin
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by notdang 4y ago
After I corrected the chat bot: Q: this is wrong, John Locke believed in separation of powers, Hobbes was a proponent of absolutism. A: I apologize if my response was not accurate. Thomas Hobbes was indeed a proponent of absolutism, which i
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by notdang 4y ago
Well, these sounds are all over Mexico and Mexico is not reduced to its capital.
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by notdang 4y ago
I've seen this pattern when searching for local news in English in non-English countries. Those sites are basically getting the news in the local language and auto translate them into English.
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by notdang 4y ago
They don't approve the loans automatically. They go through your photos, social networks,calls, etc. to make sure it's a real account.
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by notdang 4y ago
You can never live a full life like this. Without a residency permit you won't open a bank account, won't buy any property, won't by a car for example, renting outside Airbnb is difficult, won't be using any governmental
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by notdang 4y ago
Tried to use the app but the only thing I see is a Google form. So cannot give my opinion on it. I went through the FAQ and could not find aanything about where this will be available available. Is it US only?

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