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by tirant 7y ago
I don't see Spanish politicians making more or less mistakes that other governments in Europe. Spain was one of the first countries to adopt strict measures to limit mobility of its citizens. And according to Google Mobility Analysis [
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by tirant 7y ago
Unless the survivality of that demographic has an impact on the survivality of their descendants, as it has been proved.
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by tirant 7y ago
I never understood why CPUs were not running at max clockspeed by default. Was it because some applications were clock dependant?
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by tirant 7y ago
I would say for the Mini range is not as important as for a Model 3. They are supposed to be city cars with a very specific design and great handling. They are usually way more expensive than competition with similar specs, but still sell a
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by tirant 7y ago
Or E-bikes, even more efficient and safe than motorcycles.
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by tirant 7y ago
I’m sure that will create a market for certified battery replacement workshops.
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by tirant 8y ago
Low end? the iPhone Xr is using the fastest Apple SoC available for Smartphones, which is probably the fastest Mobile Phone SoC available out there. Same as the iPhone Xs. That's not low-end in my book.
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Germany's rental market is broken (DE)(projekte.sueddeutsche.de)
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by tirant 9y ago
When travelling perpendicular to the car, bike pedal reflectors are not visible. What is surprising is that the bike didn't seem to have Tire reflectors like these: https://www.wired.com/2011/11/fiks-reflectiv
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by tirant 9y ago
> What are some good solutions to authentication for IoT devices? A simple solution is to ship every IoT device with an individual certificate or key embedded in NVM (non-volatile memory). To add some flexibility and improve security you
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by tirant 9y ago
Same when translate it to Spanish: Dos y media. On the other hand, it is correctly translated to Dutch (half twee), and English (half past one). If you translate English to Spanish and French, then the correct time appears. On the other han
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by tirant 9y ago
That should be easy to prove with some basic A/B testing.
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by tirant 9y ago
Winter tires are not expensive at all, and anyone who can afford a car should be able to afford one. You can get 4 Continental (best in the market) for less than $200 (15 inches size).
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by tirant 9y ago
I know the history of Spain really well, being Catalan and with part of my ancestors assessinated by Franco's regime. Being pro-Spanish did not mean shit for Franco and the fascist regime. The rebelled against a perfectly pro-Spanish
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by tirant 9y ago
I don't know under what prism you do not consider the PP party not nationalists, when they are the direct successors of the Spanish National Catolicism movement that ruled Spain under Franco's dictatorship.
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by tirant 9y ago
I do not think the article is so biased. Puigdemont has totally ignored the law and used his position in power to organize a referendum without any kind of warranties with the only intention to provoke a police intervention from Madrid&#x27
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by tirant 9y ago
ElPais, as most of newspapers in Spain have a position regarding the celebration of the referendum, and they have been very biased before with other information, but in this case the content is spot-on. That said, the law is just a tool use
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by tirant 9y ago
In the broad sense of the word, yes, it is censorship. But I do not think it falls under political speech. The content blocked is content being announced by an official entity (Generalitat) containing information about the unilateral organi
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by tirant 9y ago
Even the most expensive tomatoes at AH suck in flavour compared to the cheapest you can get in Spain or ITaly.
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by tirant 9y ago
Even Tasty Tom or small plum from AH are terrible compared what you can get locally in Spain or Italy to give an example.
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by tirant 9y ago
Albert Heijn tomatoes are terrible. Actually most of the fruit in AH is terrible. Ironically it's also the most expensive.
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by tirant 10y ago
Most places in Europe I have lived will pick up everything from public containers not further than a few tens of meters from your house. You only need to drive to recycle very-specific trash like baby diapers, dangerous substances, furnitur
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by tirant 10y ago
Or simply return the Macbook back to the shop.
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by tirant 10y ago
Except for children. And I've seen that in other European countries as well. Children dental care is always included in public health care, and even the dentists share clinic with other doctors.
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by tirant 10y ago
In exchange of what, what would you give up in order to avoid taxes?
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by tirant 10y ago
And in exchange enjoy a myriad of services you had to pay before for: - Universal Healthcare, Kindergarden, Education, University, Public Transportation Availability, Unemployment insurance, Retirement Funds, Disability Support :)
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by tirant 10y ago
and that is...?
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by tirant 10y ago
It seems so: Game development with Unity The Unity engine integrates into one unparalleled platform to create 2D and 3D games and interactive content. Create once and publish to 21 platforms, including all mobile platforms, WebGL, Mac, PC a
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by tirant 10y ago
Then you have an issue on the values you have, and willing to spend the rest of your life together with someone that doesn't share those same values. You should really have an open conversation about that and weight the implications of
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by tirant 10y ago
Then the issue is with your definition of successful. If you only main for professional success, indeed, working more hours will put you at advantage. But having been with already some people on their last days of life, I don't remembe

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