rudepeklo

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by rudepeklo 15y ago
I had a similar idea once, only with people - the theory was that each person is the reincarnation of the same one. So anything you do to someone else, you basically do to your future or past self. Edit: just noticed the link from amvp, gue
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by rudepeklo 15y ago
wow, I didn't know they do that. In Czech republic this functionality works all the time, I wonder why they behave differently in these two countries.
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by rudepeklo 15y ago
It's written in the article: "The father of the Clock is Danny Hillis. He's been thinking about and working on the Clock since 1989."
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by rudepeklo 15y ago
I agree with the tipping problem, I myself try to tip based on the total value and not what I pay (because that may be just for a few drinks). I don't want the waiters to suffer for the business owners discounts :) Here in Czech republic we
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by rudepeklo 16y ago
I don't give it much chances here, but what the hell: Prague, Czech Republic: C# developer, at least 1 year of experience. Work mainly in location, possible home office once or twice a week. We're developing software that helps users select
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by rudepeklo 16y ago
One of them is my home city, Hradec Kralove. It's a very nice walk, makes one to realize the vast distances in space. The Swedish one is much cooler though :)
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by rudepeklo 16y ago
I live in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic I don't need to pay rent (lucky me :)), so I'll summarize my expenses when I did: - monthly rent: $300 (small flat in the middle of the city) - electricity, heating, Internet: $100 - food: about $200
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by rudepeklo 17y ago
If you will not buy the game because of the DRM, don't play it. Otherwise the DRM is only an excuse for piracy. I tend to agree with houseabsolute here.