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by tiku 3y ago
And we laugh about half of Russia not having indoor plumbing.. half of Europe can drink the water out of the fosset, why can't the US?
152.
by tiku 3y ago
My guess is that they can, as it is a requirement for buying one..
153.
by tiku 3y ago
Over 80% has checked that their DNA can be used for these kind of cases. So what is the problem, except for people not reading or caring?
154.
by tiku 3y ago
So absurd.
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by tiku 3y ago
As always, Apple wasn't first but sure made it more easy. Any dumbass with bad intent can now buy airtags instead of getting a sim card and a gps device.
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by tiku 3y ago
It is only a problem if you can't pay the interest right? Why is that? My home has to be payed in full, interest and the base sum.
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by tiku 3y ago
As soon as it gets scarce we will probably stop flushing our toilets with drinking water here in the Netherlands and Germany..
158.
by tiku 3y ago
Usually this is followed by some cool stories.....
159.
by tiku 3y ago
Glad I've decided to delete it all. I notice that I still sometimes type "tw" to go to X.
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by tiku 3y ago
They redact some video's to not give away the type of rocket used etc. Perhaps that is the case here as well? Also the direction of the missile could be information that you don't want to give out for example.
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by tiku 3y ago
I watched the footage and was expecting facial details / recognition. But none of that.
162.
by tiku 3y ago
My calls suddenly get emoji's in the return texts. Fun times but now what my client wants haha.
163.
by tiku 3y ago
Those database records are getting expensive. Guess I got to charge my clients more as well.
164.
by tiku 3y ago
You would think current advances in game engines would make it a lot faster these days.. getting it just right like the old game is probably the most difficult part.
165.
by tiku 3y ago
Broforce is great, and fun if you play with buddies. Up to 4 players.
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by tiku 3y ago
But you want to avoid using to much code in HTML, because this isn't "page.php?page_id=welcome" anymore..
167.
by tiku 3y ago
My Avast virus scanner doesn't like it..
168.
by tiku 3y ago
Here in the Netherlands kids worked in glass factories etc. Handling hot glass. Around 1901 there was a law that made kids go to school instead of working.
169.
by tiku 3y ago
The appeal was that the bike signalled that you are not just a normal bike rider. You are one of the few lucky enough to be able to afford one.
170.
by tiku 3y ago
"marketplace". Ah ok. Good thing they are all preserved on the torrent network then.
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by tiku 3y ago
I don't need a workout routine. I need someone that checks if I arrive at the gym. There is no service for that. Once I am at the gym I work out.
172.
by tiku 3y ago
So if you live in a good part of town you live longer. Not really surprising?
173.
by tiku 3y ago
Even government wants in on it with digital dollars.
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by tiku 3y ago
Had a nice interaction with evernote a few days ago. A hacker had logged in on my Evernote account, received an email about a login. What stunned me was that I had to confirm by mail, but the hacker from Taiwan didn't have to.
175.
by tiku 3y ago
salt battery's.
176.
by tiku 3y ago
I will handle the mass divorces a few weeks later ok? Discount rates!
177.
by tiku 3y ago
So this doesn't even factor in people that are living togheter, like in a registered partnership (that is how we call it in the Netherlands) or other form?
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by tiku 3y ago
In Symfony the ORM (Doctrine) layer has a normal relational database in the back. Performance can take a hit, but you can always build custom SQL for faster querys of larger sets. Or am I missing the point?
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by tiku 3y ago
The cookie popup enrages me.
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by tiku 3y ago
Why is this a surprise? There is a trip function in the app. They see it as a service to sync it with a cloud solution perhaps.

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