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by pvaldes 9mo ago
A third train in the Cercanias railway has crashed today and derailed after finding rocks laid in the railway and losing a wheel Axle on a rock. And of course, as in the last thousand times, it was on a very particular northern part of Spai
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by pvaldes 9mo ago
Canada quietly did the same move a few months ago
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by pvaldes 9mo ago
After the TV videos, it seems that a chunk of 80cm or one meter of the railway was missing, or broke by the train passing. Just to add context: In 2025 August, the Spanish government blocked the attempt from Ganz MaVag Europe to buy Talgo,
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Then, they can declare an independence war, and win that war. They can't have their cake and eat it. Something that not even the most stubborn separatists want to do, while enjoying the special treatment of "I feel oppressed under
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Obviously Catalonia is a part of Spain, they are Spanish, while Portugal and France are different countries.
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by pvaldes 1y ago
You may have a Perovskia growing in the garden also. The brothers left their print.
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by pvaldes 1y ago
The shape of the earth depends on your speed If you walk slow the earth looks like a plane If you go faster the earth looks like a sphere If you travel really fast the earth looks like a dot. A tiny blue one.
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Eels were fish. They will go extinct in XXI century. Most members of the family like the critically endangered European Eel are being eaten to extinction. Some studies claim that a 98% of the population of European eels alive in 1970, has v
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Evolutive convergence with gobies is interesting Also interesting is the presence of Ancistrus and Hypostomus in the mix of climbing fishes. Many people keeping aquariums breed this fishes at home. The first can lay eggs and care for the fr
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Hum, yep. You are right, Pseudopimelodidae are catfishes. I was thinking in the Hawaiian climbing goby.
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by pvaldes 1y ago
1) There are species of small "catfishes" (on Asia or Australia if I remember correctly) known to climb waterfalls in rainforests. We are talking about > 100m long fully vertical waterfalls. 2) In fact, they aren't catfish
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by pvaldes 1y ago
> What can be done to reduce leakage? Do we really want that? Thousands of people are being killed each year by heat strokes. Keeping those trees alive by its environmental services is much more valuable in terms of lives and also energy
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by pvaldes 1y ago
> You're allowed to do whatever it takes to save your life. Not. Individuals and countries work in a different way. Humanitarian International laws are not optative if you want to be accepted by the international community. The &quo
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right The second claim is interesting because avoiding to declare formally a war has been a common trick for decades to bypass the Geneva Conventions. The legal category of Crimes against humanity still apply in
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by pvaldes 1y ago
Just for context, because sometimes we need to remind basic facts. The Geneva Conventions are international laws that establish international legal standards for humanitarian treatment in war since 1864. They extensively define the basic ri
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Hiding it is the wrong way. Nobody cares about kids having stupid ideas. Erasing the entry closes the opportunity of providing a reasonable explanation and showing repent, that in fact could help highlight the candidate among other. If empl
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> They're trying to create personal social interaction with a non-person without real intelligence, conscience or morals. So, they rediscovered Internet trolls?
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Temporary grants is just fattening the goose. The government should buy the land instead (paying generously) to anybody wanting to sell it voluntarily. Or maybe propose a system of green legacy for old people wanting to assure that their fa
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by pvaldes 2y ago
But I shall be back with the yellow gold before the morning light
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by pvaldes 2y ago
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Maybe trying to guess who wrote who?
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by pvaldes 2y ago
This is internationally recognized as a part of Moldova. It seems (correct me, if I'm wrong) that there is a general consensus among the UN that is a place from a country illegally occupied by the army of other country for decades. &gt
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by pvaldes 2y ago
This is a serious blow for Putin allies on Transnistria for example. The pro-Russian separatist movement and Russian army could be chased off the area finally by the lack of electricity and heating
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by pvaldes 2y ago
David Haselnuss in Germany
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Can't fall to mention that buying drugs overseas is not Bioterrorism.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
I would expect a big photo with an ok resolution including inside an area of much higher resolution (aka teleobjective part). That special area can be cropped later to obtain a much bigger photo with all the detail than a tele would bring.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Wouldn't be much easier to just not supporting the men that promised you to remove your healthcare?. Individually importing drugs (plus tariffs) from the other coin of the planet is an unnecessarily complicated way to hack this probl
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Just because you have a weapon, does not mean that you are forced to bomb a school full of children. And an hospital. And a refugee camp. And a journalists van. And humanitary NGO staff preparing food for refugees It was their decision and
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by pvaldes 2y ago
> What function does the helmet serve? Protection from the biggest danger in chess, being hit by flying pieces.
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Too much blue collar for chess it seems

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