stef25

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by stef25 3y ago
Is it kind of like shifting down gears in a car to slow down?
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by stef25 3y ago
Billions of people are online often showing the worst versions of themselves. That doesn't make it ok but chasing down every potential slanderer on Facebook just seems like something that should be very low priority for the courts in q
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by stef25 3y ago
Not really relevant to the conversation. Zuck now probably half the planet's details > I've never once believed that Meta would honor / fight for anonymous accounts of any kind on their platform. The way I see it is that t
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by stef25 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Is it much different from Leroy Merlin ?
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So jealous of people having access to stores like these. Here in Europe where I am it's just one or two stores that sells tools, they have the exact same catalog, same prices and impossible to find specialty tools. When working on my m
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by stef25 3y ago
> No one yet knows how long it takes for these octopus eggs to hatch, but it is likely several years That's crazy, anyone know why it would take that long?
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by stef25 3y ago
These are almost flattering compared to some of the ones I came across recently. Check out these beauties https://www.immoweb.be/en/classified/mixed-use-building/for-... https://www.immoweb.be&#x2F
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by stef25 3y ago
With my parents we rented a house once in Italy. There were two ponies in the garden, they just walked all over the house whenever they wanted to. There was one in the kitchen most of the time. In the early-mid 80's people just accepte
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by stef25 3y ago
Isn't the damage from the fire trucks' water worse than the fire damage ? It's like the whole house going through a very long car wash. Wood, electricity must be wrecked.
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by stef25 3y ago
Flying for me ain't fun but as soon the bird is on the ground I'm all good!
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by stef25 3y ago
Amazon here in Europe is overrun with those kind of wrong translations, input by product sellers that just run everything through google translate. Still amazing that a player as big as Amazon accepts all this content, which is just 1 step
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by stef25 3y ago
Correction: it's actually a credit card per week, not per month
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by stef25 3y ago
The best solution is then probably re-using your plastic bag. Where I am you don't give free plastic bags anymore. Instead they'll sell heavy duty ones that can carry something like 20lbs and I've never seen break. And of cou
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by stef25 3y ago
There's microplastics which are now absolutely everywhere. Apparently we consume a credit card's worth of plastic per month. Nobody should feel ok about consuming a drink that's got a ground up credit card in it, yet that&#x2
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by stef25 3y ago
At my parents' house rain water was collected in a well and that was used for things like flushing toilets and watering plants. This was already in place 30+ years ago mainly cause it's "free water" (apart from the cost
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by stef25 3y ago
> the ways the vagus nerve can totally fuck with your mental state is terrifying, and there are people with dysfunctions that are five times worse Can you expand on that and / or provide some links? Very curious. Thanks.
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by stef25 3y ago
Wasn't talking about UPS but smaller shipping companies here in EU.
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by stef25 3y ago
Some of these tracking websites (not UPS) require fairly simple data to reveal the sender & recipient. I'm sure with enough time & patience you could enumerate the hell out of them or use data from previous leaks to get your ha
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by stef25 3y ago
Thanks, my bad.
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by stef25 3y ago
Yeah couldn't agree more. "Into thin air" about a disaster on Everest describes very well how some, if not most, of the people in the group had never been anywhere near a mountain half as challenging as Everest. Some even had
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by stef25 3y ago
Anyone know what happens to the body when suddenly exposed to a biblical amount of pressure? I'm morbidly curious about what state the bodies would be in.
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by stef25 3y ago
LOL, Guardian published information about documents describing the danger of this thing, the lack of regulations and how deep sea exploration of this kind is probably finished for many years to come. Him saying "it's obscenely saf
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by stef25 3y ago
The Greek coast guard gave conflicting statements about having tied a rope to the boat to try and tow it to the shore. First they did, then they didn't.
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by stef25 3y ago
> one garnered exponentially more government attention It wouldn't be surprising that some of those rescue ships were funded by the families of the victims, considering the size of their bank accounts.
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by stef25 3y ago
Not that it involved a catastrophe but most of those people had been traveling dangerously for months to make it to Libya (or Egypt?)
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by stef25 3y ago
It's not so much stupidity as knowingly embarking on a dangerous adventure for the purpose of fun, basically. Someone who took the trip before said they had to sign a waver which mentioned death multiple times. It's like climbing
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by stef25 3y ago
First time I read the comparison with the Med disaster and couldn't agree more. I'm never the first one to start whining about refugee related disasters but hundreds of women & children drowning on a boat after having been in
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by stef25 3y ago
> Like you cant "occasionaly" smoke cigarettes, either you are addicted or not. I was an occasional smoker for 20+ years. Could go weeks without a cigarette. Or smoke a few daily when stressed at work. Or smoke an entire pack o
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by stef25 3y ago
It's incredible how Behringer has gone from making total garbage to making pretty decent stuff. I mean who wouldn't want a Pro-One for 250 bucks? I threw my credit card at the screen soon as I saw it. Then again if I was behind t
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by stef25 3y ago
What are the Edge & Crave copies of, also Moog gear? I thought those were original Behringer products, with pretty decent sounding demos.

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