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721.
by seszett 3y ago
You would be uncomfortable to the point you feel to have to open a window to get fresh air, and after a few seconds the CO2 would be vented outside.
722.
by seszett 3y ago
I use uBlock on Firefox Android, as well as AdAway (which functions as a DNS adblocker) and I had no problem, and no ad.
723.
by seszett 3y ago
Well it's obviously more difficult to sanction the most powerful country in the world than a much poorer country like Russia. And there is much less reason to do so when you aren't being threatened yourself. It seems to me complet
724.
by seszett 3y ago
Tintin was in Peru with the Inca though, not the Maya. Although maybe the Inca also knew how to calculate eclipses, I don't know.
725.
by seszett 4y ago
Couples that want a child and can't because of fertility problems on the side of the man are more common than you apparently think.
726.
by seszett 4y ago
This sounds like hell but it's also infinitely different from how it works here (in Western Europe, but I'd assume it's different from almost anywhere but the US). Also, pharmaceutical ads are forbidden here, and antibiotics
727.
by seszett 4y ago
Right, but I prefer my butter with salt from Noirmoutier. I'm from Vendée, and it's also cheaper anyway.
728.
by seszett 4y ago
Salt crystals, I only eat this kind of butter. But then I come from a department next to Brittany (and the local salt also has crystals and is cheaper than that from Brittany). Apparently it's really a local thing because I have never
729.
by seszett 4y ago
For what it's worth, I managed to get whitelisted by Microsoft a few months ago after... 15 years of undeliverability or so. I followed the process, and then kept insisting a bit by answering the emails saying they were not going to do
730.
by seszett 4y ago
> only ever one generation away from going ferral That doesn't seem right to me, as we cannot survive childhood without adults. Young humans are ready for life in society long before they are able to survive on their own without sup
731.
by seszett 4y ago
Aren't the devices ultimately paid by the parents anyway, though? I guess it depends on how the school is funded but around here it's only private schools that provide devices, so the funds come from the parents.
732.
by seszett 4y ago
I used to stay up all night to read, too late for my own good and my parents eventually started taking away every light source at 10pm or so (that's when I was less than 11, so it was really late enough). I ended up collecting toys tha
733.
by seszett 4y ago
I wouldn't call it weird, I think it's common in most languages to use local conjugation rules even for foreign words. In French, even though "télécharger/téléchargé" is most common and "download" is not r
734.
by seszett 4y ago
Maybe it depends on the country? The shelves in metal IVAR cupboards still use metal clips here in France and Belgium. The shelves for the wooden racks are held by metal brackets and metal bars (I don't use the cupboards mounted to the
735.
by seszett 4y ago
> Meanwhile, you can get a similarly sized desk from IKEA, with legs, for $370. It's particle board with a glued on outer surface to protect it. A NACKANÄS table is solid wood (they call it "acacia" which probably means
736.
by seszett 4y ago
> IVAN I suppose you mean IVAR, but then I'm surprised as I have practically the whole IVAR assortment, coming mostly from when we had a move at work and renewed furniture there. The wooden racks, wooden cupboards, metal cupboards
737.
by seszett 4y ago
I don't know, Dutch is quite close to English (especially regarding these "weird" English plurals, like child/children and kind/kinderen, cow/kine and koe/koien, ox/oxen and os/ossen) and it also
738.
by seszett 4y ago
> PrimeTime Watch Do you mean PineTime, or is there a "PrimeTime" smartwatch that I don't know about?
739.
by seszett 4y ago
Probably, the person you are responding to does not understand that "mng" in the URL means "Mongolian written in the Mongolian script" and did not guess either that the letters "MN" at bottom left meant "M
740.
by seszett 4y ago
A SFW way to say "manipulate opinion", I guess.
741.
by seszett 4y ago
Even where it happens (it's common, the cases I know personally are Nantes or Antwerp) it's still obvious which side is right and which side is left, it's simply according to the main flow of the river. Although in this insta
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by seszett 4y ago
Not really, but it's not very different. You just drive to the train, park on the train and drive off the train when it stops. I haven't been to England for a long time but when I did I was simply calling it driving to England.
743.
by seszett 4y ago
Is there anything one can actually do with a home-sized 5G network? As an individual, without being an actual telecom operator and all that.
744.
by seszett 4y ago
My heat pump drier dries a full load (8 kg) of cotton in about 4 hours. My only other experience was a huge, old unit when I lived in North America and I don't really remember if it was faster, but it absolutely destroyed any piece of
745.
by seszett 4y ago
> Are non-religious homeless shelters any better/worse? Well, I have worked with organisations here that originated from the communist party (in a Western country without a "complicated" history with communism) and they
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by seszett 4y ago
There is nothing "difficult" and as I said, I wasn't accused of anything myself. But if you are a host, you must answer law enforcement when you are informed of illegal content. And that's if you are content with simply
747.
by seszett 4y ago
Maybe this kind of thing works in the US but this is France and the law doesn't really stop at these technicalities, serving child porn as "encrypted blobs" certainly doesn't exonerate you of anything. In fact, as a host
748.
by seszett 4y ago
I used to run such a service but I stopped after police came to my door to get logs because it was used to share very illegal pictures. They were friendly and I was never in cause myself, but I don't want to enable this kind of thing,
749.
by seszett 4y ago
First rule at Ben Gurion is "don't be Arab" though. So maybe their "alternative approach" works for you, but it does have some downsides.
750.
by seszett 4y ago
The rest of the sentence was "it's a bit more complicated than that, but not by much". The law also says that pedestrians can be fined all of 4 euros for crossing at red and they have no responsibility in the case of an accid

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