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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   Focus of education can be split even further than country. My step brothers and I went to different schools, and I remember being surprised to discover my history lessons focused on the historical relevance of one city, theirs on the histo
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   Interesting. Reminded me of the Kew Gardens Ice House, a far more modest Georgian England version.
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   "All the newfound moons are small, between about 1 and 3 kilometres across. Seven of them travel in remote orbits more than 20 million kilometres away from Jupiter" As a layman with no astronomical credibilty I'd call those s
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   Your assessment is absurdly dramatic, and I make that claim without evidence until your claims have evidence.
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   This was being looked at long before brexit. eg https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-paves-way-for-...
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   Polar orbits.
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   I'm on a latitude 7480 at work. Clunky keyboard, clumsy trackpad, dim screen.
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   Aargh. Downvoting is so lazy. I'd be interested to hear both sides flesh this out. (Yes, I know the rule - don't complain about downvoting -- why do you think there has to be a rule about it‽)
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   by rezeroed 8y ago

   Being a billionaire isn't winning? Just because he gets criticised doesn't mean he can't or isn't winning.
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    by rezeroed 8y ago

    With such laws as this, and giant cookie consent banners, I'm surprised Brexit wasn't/isn't more popular. Edit: apparently I'm not surprised. Or not allowed to be.
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    by rezeroed 8y ago

    In the olden days, everyone was slapping together their own websites, rather than using the same old templated wordpress, hugo, etc, so there was far more character, and not everything was a blog. And so people surfed the web. These days
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    by rezeroed 8y ago

    This is dark butter.
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    by rezeroed 8y ago

    "language constructs a way of thinking" -- I wonder to what degree this determines things like a country having little prospect of economic success.