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by pvaldes 2mo ago
This would be at least €3 euro versus €1.60 in Spain (out of the touristic circuit, no tip expected). Tipping in Switzerland would add a surcharge to the surcharge.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Why to earn billions when you can earn millions?
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
How much do you pay for a standard cup of coffee?
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Sell the bombs and buy food with the money? If you have money for buying bombs, you have money for a fishing rod to feed your children for the entire year.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
what?, goldenrod face vanished?
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
What's the purpose of this? Opening a way to make the cameras going rogue and starting to fine everybody in a particular period of time to create massive discontent, administration chaos, and unrest? maybe just before an election? Aren
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
> whoever replaces Trump in the White House next will restore bilateral trade to normal Unlikely. Customers are not there anymore. Emotional boycotts triggered by disruptions last until another big disruption happens. The next president
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Anybody can find that definition in the nearest dictionary. Pedophilia is not a controversial, unclear or ambiguous term. Portable Document Format is a format developed by Adobe. When we use pdf as an euphemism we are poisoning anything don
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Plus Russia can't replace easily some soviet era vehicles because nobody alive knows how to make this vehicles anymore.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
> currently the debt is around $130k for every man, woman and child in the US. Or more precisely, for every man, woman and child in Venezuela. USA only plan to get rid of this self-inflicted mess, seem to steal as much resources from oth
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Just as a footnote: PDF don't deserve to be converted into a synonym of pedophilia. Could we use the correct term here? This strange newspeak were people is 'unalived', etc is poisoning the discourse, making it dumber on purp
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
So the list continues... Biggest wildfire in the history of Belgium, 2026. Sweden is the next in the chain of attacks, they should be extra alert
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Please. Russia had an economy of the size of Italy. And I said "had", because this was before Ukraine destroyed most of their oil plants, and refineries, and their navy, and their petrol fleet, and the online stores, and before th
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
> Who cares about people that trust research because it has "public" or "private" label? Don't move the goalposts. I said affordability, not trust. People that don't "trust" science, will simply mi
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
"During Trump’s second term, DOGE cuts led to the firing or retirement of an estimated 75% of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality staff". The damage done is deep and cuts to the bone. > Pharma does not fund researc
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
I wonder about the IQ of those adults, and about the "dead by brain stroke" ratio of this group respect to the control. Human brain dies in a few minutes without glucose. We burn it at full steam while browsing HN. Cutting out sug
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
This people can always join the Amish and vote for the measles party if they want Lets voters decide.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Once is gone, is gone. Scientists (and common people) should strike back and fund a political party in the next week of being fired. Or two, or five. If all your voting options lead to your death, create new options. That, and only that, wo
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
>with the UK losing that warm current in ~47 years >> What's that going to look like? There is a very graphic way to understand the problem. Some cities in Canada are Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Quebec, Winnipeg or Regin
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
> no new jellyfish are arriving The problem will fix itself in winter, but new blooms will happen sporadically while temperatures remain high.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Yep, the almighty nuclear plants that everybody says that can't fail, can be closed by life beings. Is known since many years. I assume that is Craspedacusta (I may be wrong). Better than zebra mussels in any case.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Cubozoa are amazing ancient animals, yup. Very dangerous cute things. Not much things are more Pokemon-like than an innocent small jellyfish with eyes, able to send you to an hospital with just a little touch.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
> Glass would need to be sorted by color, which is infeasible Fortunately we have digital image sensors. Or we can just mix two batches of sand glass to get the desired tone. The real problem recycling glass is everything that is not gla
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Another way of saying the same would be: Agriculture causes almost 60% of the biodiversity damage linked to global farmland. Yep, is the miracle of literature. An hectare of cattle allows more biodiversity than the same hectare of lettuce.
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
They are deliberately lying to US investors to persuade them to purchase or take sale decisions on the basis of false information. This falls directly in the category of "Security fraud / Stock Fraud", that is a crime prosecu
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
> it sounds like the issue is that the company did receive permits to ship their equipment to one location in Greenland, and then moved that equipment to a second location without permission, while the overall drilling operation is still
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Thanks for warning about the dangers of hiking or having sex, but just because people can die by multiple reasons does not make this toxin one inch safer. If the pros are discussed, the cons should be discussed also. The number of people th
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Is a provocation to test the Danish reaction and to make people forget about Iran. Is also a real risk of a faux flag operation to force the US army to enter the area "in defense of the US citizens that were just doing their drilling j
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
2019. "A forensic report concluded that the mix of the venom extracted from the toad and the cocaine had a deadly effect on Jose Luis Abad. The photographer suffered a stroke after taking the drug on a shamanic ritual gone wrong and wa
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by pvaldes 2mo ago
Selling painted chicks is prohibited in the EU since several decades ago.

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