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by tomcooks 5y ago
I ban the domains that do these kinds of things, and forget about them forever. It's at the cost of my experience online and convenience, but freedom is never convenient.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
I wonder whom is to be blamed, maybe If politicians asked technicians and accessibility experts before taking decisions we'd have a better world.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
This what happens when people who don't know how to use the internet make laws for those who do. I'm implying every politician involved in the decision, or at least the majority, uses a couple or sites and had to approve cookies a
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by tomcooks 5y ago
You don't have to serve a lord nor be a peasant, you pay for the use of "their" land. This happens in many other places in Italy. One example that comes to mind is a part of the money collected from fishing permits on Lake Ma
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Because it's not your data, it's mine?
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Now if only they forced websites to have a single, standardized, accessible, unobtrusive popup~
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by tomcooks 5y ago
While the idea is amazing, I can't help but think about the environment. Until I'm not good enough at electronics and prototyping I think it's cheaper and safer for the environment if I experiment with a breadboard
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by tomcooks 5y ago
> Our apologies, unfortunately our website is currently unavailable in most European countries due to GDPR rules. A recap?
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by tomcooks 5y ago
One portion of rice and salad? That's the price for at least 1kg of rice and 2 heads of lettuce as far as I can see online, which state are you talking about?
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Chop one onion, one carrot, add fat, nasty meat bits or fish heads, and whatever else is going to rot in the fridge. 3 minutes prep, then just let it boil 1+ hours. If you forget stuff on the fire then yeah go get a burger
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by tomcooks 5y ago
SRO? You can cook in microwaves and rice cookers, no?
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It's a basic need for survival and it's beyond my comprehension how it can be considered a chore. I say this as a person that lived homeless and that comes from a line of people that had to make do with scraps. I guess it could al
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Thanks for explaining and not downvoting while i'm honestly trying to understand something that makes zero sense to me. Sorry how can raw ingredients be expensive? I'm talking about staples flour, onions, carrots, beans, rice, etc
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Soup takes 3 minutes to make and a hour of boiling while you clean at home. You don't need utensils, scales, nor anything decent, just a container that can be put on the fire. I survived cooking in army surplus over a tin can stove. Fo
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by tomcooks 5y ago
There are homes without a kitchen? Honest question, it's as absurd as if you told me that there are houses without a toilet
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It takes 30 mins eh, the time it takes to go buy that crap
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by tomcooks 5y ago
While I understand that there are food deserts in the US, I can't understand why someone poor would feed themselves with cheap ramen, mac and cheese and fast food. Isn't buying vegetables, cheap meat cuts, flour and other basic st
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Fortunately soon the babyboomer dream will be over and this is what is going to be daily life for more and more people.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
When you build colonies in the Muslim world how do you expect Muslims not to be part of your culture? And what does Muslim art have to do with this, when Muslims are the 5% of French population? Do you think French culture should be inheren
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by tomcooks 5y ago
The good french workers paid for the soon to be workers to be cultured enough, in the hope they'll become good french workers and sustain the next generations. Welfare, helping each other, not being an egoist you know
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by tomcooks 5y ago
What does this have to do with class? Its a public project, for everyone, for whatever each person considers cultural.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Who said that? France is one of the few southern European countries that actively sponsors culture and artists, in my opinion better than anyone else.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Implying you cannot buy games with the bonus and just have the cashier ring them as books or "culture bonus products"
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by tomcooks 5y ago
It's an Italian thing, porco dio.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Free museums for everyone once a month, or everyday if you're skint.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
I totally agree with you, same thing happened in Italy and I believe that a state should sponsor "good" culture, especially when they use public money to do that. But then again, I don't think I'd like to see how a state
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by tomcooks 5y ago
You're surprised that Arab food is not mainstream in a country that spent the last decades being mad at Arabs, while actively carpet bombing their homes?
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Pity you hid this gem behind a throwaway.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Nothing French in this, it's an Italian project adapted to France.
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by tomcooks 5y ago
Hot take: public schools

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