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by odiroot 5y ago
> This is probably quite unique compared to other countries. Nope. Same thing exists in Poland, and from what I've heard even in some non-European countries.
752.
by odiroot 5y ago
I believe Taiwan also has currency exchange controls.
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by odiroot 5y ago
> Part of that is through a more thoughtful design (instead of having to desolder an annoying always-on LED to reduce power consumption, you can just turn it off in code). I just drilled mine with 1mm drill bit.
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by odiroot 5y ago
*Cue
755.
by odiroot 5y ago
David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs is an electronic music producer.
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by odiroot 5y ago
> Just don’t have kids. Everything else is just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. Developed countries already are below reproduction rates. My country of birth is nearly at the very bottom. You're sort of preaching to the choi
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by odiroot 5y ago
No thanks. I like my water spicy.
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by odiroot 5y ago
I don't mind alcohol, especially at the low amounts that it is in a regular beer, but I wish calorie-free/low-calorie free beers were more common. I know they exist in the US but not really a thing in EU.
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by odiroot 5y ago
I can really recommend Wong Kar-Wai. I may have rewatched some of his movies four or five times. Chungking Express is such a beautiful movie. You can also take a look there at a bit less developed and less modern Hong Kong.
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by odiroot 5y ago
IBM should definitely have a place there. Netflix is the one that's not like the others.
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by odiroot 5y ago
My parents sent me to a "computer course" when I was around 8-9, to stop me from messing with all the electronic equipment at home (and sometimes getting electric shock). I was always fascinated with machines and taking them apart
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by odiroot 5y ago
I can remember quite well my first years, including Kindergarten but it's very very hard for me to remember my primary school and to some extent the secondary school periods. I wonder, whether it's still the same phenomenon, or ju
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by odiroot 5y ago
I wish I had such "useful" memories. I just vividly remember having my diapers changed (before the modern "panty-style" ones) and really disliking it. The material had very rough surface (to a child), probably due to ble
764.
by odiroot 5y ago
Sand on the upper layers. There's a lot of tough stone beneath, which made our underground system quite hard to build.
765.
by odiroot 5y ago
Same here. I have a script to remap PgUp/Dn with Home/End but only on the internal keyboard. USB keyboards still have the normal setup. For me it's even more complicated cause I use Colemak.
766.
by odiroot 5y ago
You forgot one adjective.
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by odiroot 5y ago
This hits close to home.
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by odiroot 5y ago
Unfortunately, very often it's not lead-free.
769.
by odiroot 5y ago
> operational costs, fix costs an so into account. These are tax deductible.
770.
by odiroot 5y ago
Maybe if you only take San Francisco and New York City in consideration. USA has famously cheaper life than EU (especially gas and food). Not that I would trade places.
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by odiroot 5y ago
> It is quite rare to find a [G]erman software developer on Startups. Because they probably already left for Switzerland or North American, where they can get paid much better salaries.
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by odiroot 5y ago
> Rather, a problem is that once a European project becomes successful enough, it soon becomes an American project, either by acquisition or by moving to where the investment money is. That's not a problem, that's the solution.
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by odiroot 5y ago
I use Gordon's way for years now but I can only make it work on gas. Thanks for the link though :)
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by odiroot 5y ago
I find making nice and runny scrambled eggs on electricity really hard to do. Actually induction is even harder with the pulses of energy dissipating so quickly.
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by odiroot 5y ago
I'm really surprised they don't support Polish IDs. We've had them in the same format for ages and I've done automatic verification with some other companies (e.g. Revolut). Multiple much smaller countries' IDs are
776.
by odiroot 5y ago
> For some of us from excolonies, this is starting to feel like neocolonialism. Then imagine how it feels for people in countries that were never a western colony -- quite the opposite, under Russia's shoe. It's like, if some a
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by odiroot 5y ago
Ex ecquo: * spamming me with job offers that absolutely would never fit my profile (you haven't read my bio, you're lazy!) * hiding the company name from me (you're being dishonest or wasting my time, trying to recruit me to
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by odiroot 5y ago
> Sports are typically hours per day. Maybe in some parts of USA. Definitely not the case for Europe.
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by odiroot 5y ago
> Don't discount the short-term use of sleeping pills to help you reset your rhythm a bit. Yes but before reaching for benzos maybe try something milder like zopiclone?
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by odiroot 5y ago
Remember the golden days of Perl?

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