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by peterpost2 3y ago
Calm down now, they aren't Christians.
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Car Batteries – Vintage car history [video](youtube.com)
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Same for Kungliga Tekniska högskolan (KTH)
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Reminds me of the intro to the movie "Iron sky"
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Now imagine how annoyed non-white people with them systematically having problems with joining certain professions. >I think all this focus on race and gender may have the opposite effect that people want. That's a common critique f
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by peterpost2 3y ago
>but living through 30 years of catastrophic predictions not happening has made me question the messenger instead. Have you seen what's been happening the last couple of years? There are catastrophic predictions actually happening,
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by peterpost2 3y ago
We really need some bugfixes to tidy up this place.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Not even if that group does not wish the existence of other ethnic groups? Seems to me that the correct response is always to punch a nazi.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
I prefer to work to live not the other way around.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Metals were very resource and labour intensive to make in those days, I don't think there was much making these for laughs and giggles. That also would would not explain why they are only found in the colder parts of the roman empire.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
You dont know what they are demonstrating against.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
>"transform the canal side environment into similar to the seaside environment" That is one and the same, you are arguing for killing off the entire ecosphere near the canals. And not of just the canal but also of the lakes it&
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by peterpost2 3y ago
That would be an absolute disaster for the environment if you would do that. Also pumping up that much water would require an absolutely enormous amount of energy, and dozens of pumping stations.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
To bring a pet to the eu is even more extensive nowadays it requires a health certificate nowadays, common rate for that is about 150£ per Animal.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Looks neet! some thoughts/bugs: -if you select the buttons using the tab functionality the search button is not bordered on all four sides. The all-recipes and favorites button are not bordered at all -It's not very apparent wher
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by peterpost2 3y ago
>I was hit on by several bored housewives, including one that answered the door in her open robe. When you applied for the job did they list this under the benefits?
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by peterpost2 3y ago
That's tricky in Sweden, PostNord is by a far distance the best delivery mechanism (it customer service still sucks though), if you go far up North or rural many other delivery services are hard to find. There is a lot of things to be
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by peterpost2 3y ago
In sweden being an Union member is not free, dues are about ~220kr per month(20 euros) depending on your salary(this is what it used to be for unionen not sure about other ones, but probably similar). It's fairly common to be a membe
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by peterpost2 3y ago
That seems a bit far fetched, this is only the very beginning of that field of research.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
There if a third option: Namely, that extraordinary claims required extraordinary evidence. If you cannot supply it you are simply doing unsubstantiated talk. Furthermore I know a number of people who study Biogeomorphology who fall in non
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by peterpost2 3y ago
You could very well be correct, it's definitely not my field of expertise.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
I wonder if putting the dishwasher in soft water mode will also reduce the risk of this. Should use less rinse aid then.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
But if the cows were not there, what they eat would not be cultivated in dire circumstances. Instead that place would sequester carbon. And even if it would not be allowed to sequester it would largely be emitted as co2 and not methane whic
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by peterpost2 3y ago
>All of these "beef is bad for the environment" articles are written by vegan activists, seventh day adventists, or other extremist groups who have a political agenda against meat. [Citation needed] Most soil for where nowadays
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by peterpost2 3y ago
>easily counteracted No, it's not easy. This requires specific kinds of seaweeds to be effective, the species grows only in warm places(so not close to where we tend to keep cows) and it is not grown in large quantities yet, nor is
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by peterpost2 3y ago
Happy to see my bank on that list.
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by peterpost2 3y ago
France has about 30k of them, the UK has about 25k of them and those countries have a fraction of the population of the US. The us does not have loads of them they are few and far between
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by peterpost2 3y ago
This one? https://www.ams.org/journals/bull/1966-72-06/S0002-9904-1966... Edit: I was a bit too fast don't think you mean this one, still a wonderful paper :)
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by peterpost2 3y ago
How is this not already critical tech?
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by peterpost2 3y ago
>our oldest tree That's in Scotland not in England.

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