timwaagh

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by timwaagh 5y ago
The colleague who has to forcibly take all those back owed unemployment insurance premiums and no longer deductable business expenses from the affected cabbies has my deepest sympathies. Probably a few personal bankruptcies coming out of th
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I often struggle with starting. And then when I have started often I get stuck. It's not an easy job where you can just keep going. There also things like building that can take ages. Sometimes I need to wait for questions. We might no
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by timwaagh 5y ago
It was a big news item when it happened. Ethiopia was more recent.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
As much as everyone dislikes this episode in the history of social media I feel like fb is merely a catalyst. Why don't they go after the perps?
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by timwaagh 5y ago
It's pretty simple. Sacrifice a lane to become a street or parallelweg as we call them here. Put a solid barrier in between the street and road portions. Have access points to the road only indirectly on sidestreets. This is how we &#x
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I'm sure there's plenty on there that can kill you already. But before you go maybe try a vacation in Thailand or something.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
A Dutch engineer maybe. The views on this topic are so extreme in my country i find it a bit creepy. I'm sure everyone involved thinks people should be able to die at the touch of a button. The rest is just there for compliance reasons
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I also believe a bit of self reflection is perhaps in order.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
Benefits do exist namely you can have pictures from insta autoposted to FB as well.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
Outerknown Pacifica jacket. It's not often you see extraordinary looking fashion from the land of the stars and Stripes. Mostly I wear European brands. I remember falling in love with it and buying like the last one. Too bad that other
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I'm not really comfortable with it. I chose the field because it is mostly attractive to stereotypical nerds and few others so I wouldn't be out of place. I suspect the fact that engineers especially get hit so hard with this dive
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by timwaagh 5y ago
That road was a failed experiment. There's no parking space in the center. there aren't any big access roads towards it. There was little logic supporting a broad, short road to nowhere.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
You might have a parallel street immediately next to the road but separate from it. That way people or business can be next to a road but will not block traffic. It's what we often do here. Those then will be connected to the road at s
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by timwaagh 5y ago
Better promotion for nl doesn't exist
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I'm guessing EU aren't going to like this. Microsoft might not be the primary browser vendor anymore but this still is similar to stuff they've already been sued for. Also I figure that such a focus on retail shopping might a
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by timwaagh 5y ago
It has the feeling of a demo project although maybe revalidation centers could perhaps use them.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I do feel bad for you if you otherwise would have wanted them. I can't really argue with the idea that having a parent go out that way is going to be good for kids but I guess I don't know how bad and perhaps nobody does. At any r
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I think there's definite limits to that. Like you can't expect to forever stay in Amsterdam center because you happen to live there now. Loads of others want your place and can contribute more. But it's not always the case. F
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I suppose I should view it as a threat to my living. But nah. I think we'll have enough sloppy legacy systems for my lifetime left over.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
1000 kilometer in a 100km/h average German ICE (average on the trip I took including stops in between) is ten hours. Plane flying 900 can do it in one and a half. Even if it's the ideal center center trip and allowing for two hour
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by timwaagh 5y ago
As the article says it's too expensive to do much of that. Maybe a little will be done, but those will just be slightly faster trains running at 200 kph, not like a bullet train. The EU has little money and the nationals invest mostly
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I know it's not so easy here policy wise. The general debate is a discussion on how to shoot ourselves in the foot with the most elan. But then you look at other places. And there maybe they are still growing and people have the right
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I don't think they will be able to make it work. It's becoming ever more obvious that trains are monopolistic, require extensive infrastructure et cetera. On top of that they are slow, people just don't have the time to waste
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by timwaagh 5y ago
What I find pretty interesting is that this stuff is in most of those 'natural' foods that aren't considered healthy. And it's already listed as a potential heart health hazard. Now add this cancer evidence on top of it
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by timwaagh 5y ago
Congratulations to France and Mr Macron
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by timwaagh 5y ago
Although I'm pretty conservative regarding climate change, it's a real problem that needs adressing so the Swedish government has a legitimate reason to intervene. Maybe we can indeed travel more if we ban crypto. But more importa
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by timwaagh 5y ago
I'm wondering whether these things ever go down at market open. If not then that's a free lunch.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
How could they not pop if people can't sell?
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by timwaagh 5y ago
close enough. would have been worse if it had been amsterdam but they're hardly the only annoying government in this country.
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by timwaagh 5y ago
Isn't that software closed in all but name. I mean since they determine themselves whether anything violates the code of conduct they can basically ban usage of the software retroactively. If I use it to make a gazillion dollars throug

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