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by rv-de 7y ago
I'm not sure if there are enough oysters to be caught and cocktails to be mixed for all those budding oyster fishermen and barkeepers - I mean seriously those bankers are quite useless anywhere outside their finance bubble. Anyway, str
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by rv-de 7y ago
Congratulations! It's soon to be my first anniversary sans FaBIGWA. (only exception was the Go I recently sold and the Quest I might get in near future)
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by rv-de 7y ago
Most development aid is also philanthropy of that kind. Supporting countries in ways that keeps them from getting up and standing on their own legs, distorting the economy in the disfavor of local merchants and industries.
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by rv-de 7y ago
I'd vouch for "Anchorage has never reached 32 degrees Celsius."
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by rv-de 7y ago
A quick google for "Anchorage climate chart" shows that that expected maximum temperature even during summer months is about 20°C. That's quite far away from 30°C. According to the weather forecast about 25°C are to be expect
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by rv-de 7y ago
They have the right. I don't think censorship is a smart answer to "alternative truths" or debatable content, though. They could just downrank it. The solution must be free and public education enabling a majority of society
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by rv-de 7y ago
I think every platform has the right to censor and also the duty to do so. Like gore or cp etc. This shapes a profile for a platform. In vimeo's case they distanced themselves from some conspiracy theory fanatics which is fine with me.
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by rv-de 7y ago
Another word: Patreon.
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by rv-de 7y ago
Maybe a case of making your mark as a designer by hunting for seemingly low hanging fruits. So every newly hired designer will try to get some of his ideas squeezed into a new model. Instead of a conservative approach less "revolutiona
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by rv-de 7y ago
One word: Vimeo.
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by rv-de 7y ago
Meanwhile in Germany: »BMW executive and board member Klaus Fröhlich told reporters this week that the shift to cars powered by electricity is "overhyped," and said that there is "no" consumer demand for them.« https:&#
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by rv-de 7y ago
now I use: - Telegram - Signal - Threema - Wire - Matrix - Keybase - SMS - email - and ... Jami I avoid anything from Facebook like the plague and never try to push people towards using any of my odd messengers. I actually avoid discussing
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by rv-de 7y ago
the question is how long do we have to suffer until we elect a government standing for a no nonsense approach to climate change. and many people do not even believe in man made climate change ... my guess is it won't happen.
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by rv-de 7y ago
There are so many countries and towns all over the world I have seen which basically just prostitute themselves for tourism. It's as disgusting as it is disgraceful. I don't want to see that - I like societies who welcome foreigne
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by rv-de 7y ago
I wonder how much money it would cost to figure out whether you are allowed to build such a construction in Germany at all.
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by rv-de 7y ago
Linux Mint 19 all the way. Run's flawlessly on my s/o's Acer, my father's T530 and my T450.
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by rv-de 7y ago
You better not let this attitude shine through in a job interview, though :D
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by rv-de 7y ago
in many German offices you may find the Snackbox ( http://www.snackbox.de/ ). it's based on trust based payment and they'll cover the difference. i genuinely love those concepts.
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by rv-de 7y ago
Is this setting extending ublock origin or already covered by it?
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by rv-de 7y ago
> There are multiple lanes, and if you're in the leftmost lane, you'll be tailgated by those with better cars even while doing 230 kmph. The leftmost lane is not just for fast cars. It's for every car intending to drive fa
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by rv-de 7y ago
> Then I’d have slow down, move over, let them pass then try again. That is neither required nor recommended and potentially dangerous. The correct protocol is to ignore pushy cars behind you and stick to your overtaking maneuver. But it
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by rv-de 7y ago
Deep statement. Made me think about how to differentiate btw the two. Are there any natural exponential growth at all? Because at least every closed system will reach a limit at a point. Of course the initial burst could be exponential but
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by rv-de 7y ago
Really? First of all you don't miss what you don't know or are you miserable now because you are missing out all those fantastic "things" which are going to be there in a thousand years? Also those inventions are what br
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by rv-de 7y ago
if it isn't bad for you then it's not an addiction. addictive behavior is by definition always harmful. drinking water is hence not an addiction but a necessity.
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by rv-de 7y ago
> my sex drive has plummeted to near-zero. you write that you started this regimen "recently". possibly your body is still adapting to it. initially the effect is weakening to some extent. after a while - provided a healthy die
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by rv-de 7y ago
I just invested 17 seconds into your health, buddy :) Here you go: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26780279
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by rv-de 7y ago
The best reason for exactly these individual changes you are describing is that - and this is a really funny and convenient coincidence - you are benefiting of them first and foremost yourself! > - Stop flying to conferences. Go to a loc
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by rv-de 7y ago
How did "someone else" report the bug differently from "you"? Or why was the response different at all?
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by rv-de 7y ago
Given basic anatomy and mechanics - could there be a hidden incentive of the coming of age kind? Puberty is confusing and a lot about discovering new aspects of life ...
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by rv-de 7y ago
I suppose we need a new truth then addressing the 90% of the adult population who neither work physically nor mentally (to any significant degree). How are they supposed to cope?

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