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by pelasaco 4y ago
I just used this seminal work to make clear why people build houses/castles and walls from concrete and not from Timber/Lumber...
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Sure, 2020/2021 the prices of Timber exploded due higher demand. This variable is simply not taken into account. "And there are also big question marks over the safety implications of shifting to predominantly wood-based construct
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I think it's ok to change an opinion, that's what science is about. However the tone was really dishonest, right? When it was brought up first time[1][2], it was more important to wall-up then truly communicate... on another hand,
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by pelasaco 4y ago
less media, better organization, clear strategy, more transparency and honesty. We saw what we cannot do well. We suffered with many gaps and did so many mistakes that shouldn't be repeated.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The only thing that it proves is that regardless of how the outbreak happened, if it was a killer virus we would be f*ck. 2 years later, we know few about its origin and we still fight with basic stuff like vaccine, treatment and lockdown..
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by pelasaco 4y ago
There are many projects similar with Briar, they all have the same limitations: "The range of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi is around 10 metres, depending on obstacles. Clearly this isn’t enough for communicating across a city or even a large bu
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by pelasaco 4y ago
the contract can be extended with a "booking confirmation just after payment is completed" and done, they can cancel your family Christmas together.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
"The advantages of a PAYF model for corporate travel managers, as BTN Europe previously reported, include not having to chase refunds or pay a TMC to manage this process. There’s also a reduced risk of losing money to airline bankruptc
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by pelasaco 4y ago
much worse would be they cancel you at the check-in, "sorry, overbooked, have a nice day sir", and because there was "no costs" involved, you can just go home. Hotel and car and etc that you booked for you in US and Cana
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> A student reveals how, at one team-building exercise that involved working on a plan to survive subarctic temperatures, “Our action plan hinged on what the most vocal people suggested. > When the less vocal people put out ideas, th
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The issue is that the Government should bring the infrastructure to the outback, as other European countries do. In another hand, I love the almost rustic Alentejo.. I guess having unstable regions like South America, Asia, Middle east and
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by pelasaco 4y ago
regarding DDR, Netflix has a doc, that talks extensively about it.. https://www.netflix.com/de-en/title/81022994
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Same issue in Germany
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by pelasaco 4y ago
One will say that communism, fascism and socialism enslave, and other will say that capitalism does. What was the difference between a concentration camp, gulag or a plantation? How far they are from the modern slavery from Bolivians in Bra
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by pelasaco 4y ago
last time that i checked, I couldn't find any nuclear reactor to my home. I have however 8kwh solar panel on my roof and I'm quite happy with that.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
No prices for Portugal? Why in Spain is the electricity so cheap?
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by pelasaco 4y ago
the Author would consider it "haram" anyway..
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I see a general move towards "reducing costs at all costs", which at least for me, indicates that people are getting ready for the upcoming Autumn/Winter Economic crisis...
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The interesting part, is that despite the fact that the language is officially dead, almost all Brazilian geography (mountains, beaches) and partially cities have until today a tupi name.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I would vote for "old tupi", an extinct Tupian language which was spoken by the aboriginal Tupi people of Brazil and in the early colonial period, Tupi was used as a lingua franca throughout Brazil by Europeans and aboriginal Ame
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The 90s in the internet were awesome. I loved to surf it with my Red Hat or Slackware using lynx and netscape and feel like a real hacker <3
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Yes https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/france-germany-say-pola...
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The kids must be protected /s
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by pelasaco 4y ago
In the flip side of the same coin, almost the same group demand a stronger presence of the police in the internet[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xdm8SG8_v0I
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> The mothers and fathers of the German Grundgesetz (~ constitution) learned that the hard way. > https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/gg/art_10.html Weren't we Germans calling out Poland, because they decided
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by pelasaco 4y ago
So the TL;DR is the EU Commission wants to implement surveillance in Chat applications to "protect and combat sexual abuse of minors", because nobody is against "combating sexual abuse of minors", right? Probably later
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> We call the area around Dresden "the valley of the clueless" for a reason. Who are "we"? It was a term coined in the GDR and you are for sure not from there. I'm not a white German, and I don't live there,
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Pandemic, War and Famine Probably until 2019 in some places on earth, the author was absolute right. Let's wait until the Fall/Winter to see.
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Visitor Pattern in Ruby: Examples from Rubocop – Wasabigeek(wasabigeek.com)
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by pelasaco 4y ago
totally different from my old Toyota IQ. To change a LED you had to disassemble partially the motor. So it was 30 bucks for lamp and 120 bucks for the service.

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