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by odiroot 2y ago
A secondary effect is also a new venue for money laundering. In some EU countries it's pretty much an open secret.
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by odiroot 2y ago
> I highly recommend Stefan Zweig's "The World of Yesterday", his memoirs of life before WW1 I'm only about 1/3 in but as far as I can tell Zweig only claimed Vienna to be this "enlightened" place. He&#
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by odiroot 2y ago
Try forklibertp.numerous400@passmail.net and write something strangers wouldn't know :)
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by odiroot 2y ago
Is this some orchestrated black PR action? I swear anti-Telegram posts have been flooding social media for the last day or so.
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by odiroot 2y ago
It's a billionaire thing.
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by odiroot 2y ago
The best scenario would have been for the pipeline to have never existed. This is the second best.
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by odiroot 2y ago
I'm really glad someone prominent has stated that.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Similar for Austria: https://heisse-preise.io
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by odiroot 2y ago
I have a feeling TE realised ages ago that as long as they design something well and provide a hip marketing page for it, they can sell everything. Borderline trolling by now. One can admire their consistency: started with overpriced toys a
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by odiroot 2y ago
Hey, maybe at some point we can get back our free peanuts on flights!
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by odiroot 2y ago
Also this older Python package: https://django-haystack.readthedocs.io/en/master/
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by odiroot 2y ago
Also a big fan. Amazing to have a cross platform native app nowadays.
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by odiroot 2y ago
That's a really moot point because the legacy banking industry there got heavily affected. The nation's weird affinity for pen and paper is nothing but Luddism. Once you have experience living in a country with good e-governance y
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by odiroot 2y ago
Public places outside tend to be too cold to linger at, for like half of the year.
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by odiroot 2y ago
I'm going to dust off my spark gap radio.
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by odiroot 2y ago
"Safety concerns". Yes most probably due to all the Chelsea tractors around them.
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by odiroot 2y ago
I'm really happy Poland went with the US layout (with right Alt "abuse"). Makes it very easy when buying computer equipment.
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by odiroot 2y ago
This sort of construction is quite common for new builds in Poland. Usually there's convenience stores, small restaurants/cafes, private medicine practices on the ground floor.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Repeat of Harley Davidson situation?
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by odiroot 2y ago
In the UK it takes a few seconds. And works 24/7.
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by odiroot 2y ago
The main high street in my town is fully pedestrianised (although fully concrete too) and attracts a lot of foot traffic. The second in line is pretty much buses / taxis only and is also quite popular. The key point is removing car tra
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by odiroot 2y ago
I was looking for some good notification sounds for my ESP Home's buzzer. These are a great inspiration.
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by odiroot 2y ago
I guess two can play that game https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/security-insider/in...
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by odiroot 2y ago
It depends. Usually local councils' websites are purely terrible. DVLA is mostly very good, I'd say. Especially when dealing with vehicle registration, ownership change, taxing etc. HMRC is in a category that I'd call "s
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by odiroot 2y ago
Will there be a heavy lobbying from fast food, sweetened drinks, alcohol etc industry to ban this drug? One wonders.
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by odiroot 2y ago
The best thing about this is, you don't have to worry about your kids outgrowing it. Google will cancel it before they do.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Don't worry, HN went through this many times before. It was Go a few years ago, Node.JS before that. Rust too shall pass.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Hey, at least it's not Blockchain!
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by odiroot 2y ago
They have been a bad idea from the start. Who thought an unbalanced, two-stroke internal combustion engine with a minuscule exhaust (and no muffler!) was a good idea for a tool operating in residential areas.
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by odiroot 2y ago
To enjoy consuming alcoholic drinks without being intoxicated?

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