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perakojotgenije
11y ago
"one two three four five" yes, I am that lazy
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perakojotgenije
11y ago
Since you've mentioned south Europe, here in Serbia since a few years ago the fines for not using a seatbelt are so high that taxi drivers often ask you to buckle up if you don't do it yourself and they never give you strange look
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perakojotgenije
11y ago
Sorry, but I never never said it was metric vs imperial. The emphasis was on mpg vs gallons per 100miles if you prefer it this way. The first one is good for advertisers the other one for truly understanding how much your travel costs you.
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perakojotgenije
11y ago
Because it's easier for an average person to multiply than to divide.
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perakojotgenije
11y ago
I will never understand why Americans keep using miles per gallon instead of liters per 100 km. Miles per gallon is only good if you want to advertise your car ("look, with this car you can travel 50 miles with one gallon whereas with
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perakojotgenije
12y ago
From wikipedia: "Agent Orange was manufactured for the U.S. Department of Defense primarily by Monsanto Corporation and Dow Chemical. It was given its name from the color of the orange-striped barrels in which it was shipped, and was b
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perakojotgenije
12y ago
www.copy.com gives you 20gb on free account. Has clients for windows, linux and mac. With this refferal [1] you get another 5gb. https://copy.com?r=WV7J4N
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perakojotgenije
12y ago
It's not monoculture, there is also bitbucket which IMHO is much better product. Problem is that all the cool kids are now using github and if you want to look cool you also have to use github. Or you could just ignore the hype and use
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perakojotgenije
12y ago
I've never understood Americans' obsession with superhero comics. When I was a kid I was reading Asterix[1], Gaston Lagaffe[2], Spirou et Fantasio[3], Lucky Luke[4], Prince Valiant[5], The Phantom[6] and similar stuff. Of course,
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Never use MD5 Hashing algorithm when using the .Net framework
(codergears.com)
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12y ago
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perakojotgenije
13y ago
Try hubic ( https://hubic.com/en/ ), they are a French company.
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13y ago
This is not a new thing, Yugoslavia had something similar some 30-40 years ago, it was called self-governing socialism. The difference is it was forced by government and it was the only form of ownership, there were no private companies, al