the_cramer

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by the_cramer 6y ago
Well ferry vessels have special rights, you should be careful. But every big ship will eventually turn, but they'll always scare you. Especially sailors, they don't like sailors...
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Not sure about true data, but i could imagine that cargo vessels are involved in a majority of accidents on sea. They are - fast - like really fast. You cannot outrun them with your sailboat, even with engines. And they won't change co
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by the_cramer 6y ago
I do not understand. What is the point of this?
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Fun fact - some ships turn off their AIS while being on seas and they are allowed to do so (non-commercial) which is a pain if you are sailing one handed or in bad weather conditions (fog).
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Many argue that "other things are worse". This argument is invalid in my opinion. We're talking about this special case and if people feel like they need to openly show their opinion about it this is okay. Even if the respons
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by the_cramer 6y ago
So what does any fallacy tell me then? Especially the fallacy fallacy? If it does invalidate the invalidation of fallacies it is in itself untrue...bz...recursion error..bz stack overflow
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Your tolerance seems right to me. I've got a german chrome so menu names might not be correct. Options->Data protection and security scroll all the way down to "content"->Additional content settings->Sound Here you c
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by the_cramer 6y ago
I think you need to distinguish between people complaining about CERN in general and people complaining about funding a new large hadron collider. The use of CERN and other scientific communities is well-known and, I think, widely acknowled
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Same situation for me. I am single for a long time but recently many friends also break up contact more or less. They are founding families, building houses. I cannot really blame them. I am alone at home very often, most of the times it is
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Another possibility would be to use soundwaves, x-rays and other energetic wave forms to locate and map stuff under such buildings. I wonder how far the technology is in this area...
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by the_cramer 6y ago
You are correct. 6 hours including the breaks. I am an employee at a large distribution company for IT hard and software. I think there are many factors that play into how long a productive day really is: Type of work - is your job requirin
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by the_cramer 6y ago
Software developer here. I work about 6 hours concentrated on stuff before i notice a drop in cognitive abilities. That's not counting the short breaks for toilet, getting coffee etc... Then it's roundabout 5-5:20 hours. These bre