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odiroot
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> Noise and air pollution are in part caused by cars Having lived in a Berlin Altbau flat, in a dense central neighbourhood, I can say that's not the biggest problem. At least not when at home. Crappy neighbours are. For both noise
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Preventive care is absolutely the most important to keep the society healthy and moving forward. Currently people just give up on contacting their surgeries, letting their symptoms develop into something potentially more dangerous. Then the
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I use AKAI MPK Mini Mk3. It's okay, the key action is quite good for the price. The X/Y joystick is annoying though. But I still prefer its action to Arturia's or NI's. They feel very rubbery. The best compact (albeit ex
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4y ago
> This is one of the best things about living in Southeast Asia. UK also has near-instant bank transfers. It usually just takes me about 30s to receive one. But you do have to specify the sort-code and account number by hand.
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4y ago
Well, I use Manjaro. Does it count as insufferable too?
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4y ago
Yep, this smells of "scheiß egal".
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4y ago
Not using GDB much but I definitely love ipdb (for Python). It's more natural to me now than any IDE's UI.
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4y ago
To me, it would be a true paradise, if it was feasible to rent a (whole) flat as a foreigner.
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4y ago
This sounds very familiar to a person from an ex-Warsaw-Pact state. My family told me similar stories about our communist times, when I was growing up. People just got by with stealing and hustling.
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4y ago
> What are the safest industries in tech right now? Military industrial complex, as usual.
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4y ago
That's a weird prejudice. I understand if it was about dogs, but there's plenty of reasons not to like cats.
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4y ago
Still a big issue in Berlin.
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4y ago
Living in England, I don't even dream about having free travel. But having very affordable local trains and buses would be good enough. And it's quite feasible too.
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4y ago
There's one ironic thing with JUCE. Everything written with it is by design cross-platform. Despite that synth companies refuse to ship Linux versions. And JUCE plugins/apps work quite badly under Wine Looking at you MODAL Electro
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It returned in the 80's. Many people were "disappeared". A few members of my family were interned. One was brutally beaten and tortured and never recovered from it.
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4y ago
Very good recommendation. I was taken to this movie by my (secondary school, I believe) teacher. It really moved me, although I don't agree with suggestion that movie is making: staying neutral is the worst choice you can make. Especia
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4y ago
Well, the god then answers: Oh Moshe, oh dear Moshe. Have you considered at least buying a lottery ticket?
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4y ago
Luton is not that important. If Heathrow or Gatwick melted, there'd be riots.
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I think our favourite one is about Moshe asking god to win the lottery. You may have already heard it. It's very old.
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I think most popular jokes in my country (Poland) are the ones comparing Poles, Russians and Germans. We probably wouldn't risk joking about your folk.
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4y ago
I see a lot of these disposable e-cigarettes here in England. Usually discarded around big parks in the centre. I did consider picking them up to reuse before.
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4y ago
Well, there's a lot of MIDI controllers that can approximate that. I use AKAI MPK Mini for example. There's even some dedicated MIDI controllers that look a bit like miniature hardware synth, but they're not worth it, in my o
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4y ago
They can, they are and in most cases it's enough. But it's more about the user experience. Hardware is more immediate.
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I don't think Chinese Buddhists seem to care.
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I always find it weird how western "promoters" of Buddhism are so gung-ho on the meditation part, pretty much disregarding everything else. Having met quite a few Buddhists (also my partner) who were raised by Buddhist parents, I&
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4y ago
"Let them eat cake"
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4y ago
Imagine if they fly through Stansted. That's a punishment in itself!
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4y ago
Singapore is even more interesting with Lee Kuan Yew and Lee Hsien Long.
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> Or, read what Stratfor (if you have a subscription) has been predicting for a decade now: Germany's slow decline, to be replaced as Europe's power center by Poland. As a Pole, I cannot help but laugh at that. Why would that e
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It's especially important in Germany, where many services can (at least in pre-corona times) be only cancelled by snail mail or fax.
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