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by tpm 6mo ago
and for even lower caffeine content one could try hojicha (high temperature roasted bancha or sencha), higher grades have interesting taste.
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by tpm 6mo ago
Right, but in general, what is a car driver supposed to do when he needs to stop and unload (anything) in a place where there isn't a special provision for that? Here in Slovakia they can stop in the car lane, blocking it, as long as
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by tpm 6mo ago
> I expect deadlines to be missed My experience working on software for the German public sector sadly agrees with this assesment. Let's hope at least eventually something will work.
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by tpm 6mo ago
The car can stop in the car lane to drop off. Especially with a disabled person on board. Is that not legal in your city?
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by tpm 6mo ago
> The digital wallet solution is an extension to that system that will allow foreign EU citizens to authenticate themselves more easily Is there a roadmap and/or a timeframe for that? I have a Slovak ID same as the author, when will
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by tpm 6mo ago
> No one is forcing you to buy a specific used car. In a hypothetical situation with no mandated seatbelts it could take decades for the market of new cars be close to 100% with seatbelts at best. And of course much longer for the used c
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by tpm 6mo ago
> without disturbing farm land Farm land is heavily disturbed. All the fertilizer and other chemicals used, soil destroyed by all the things we do to it, and downstream disruption due to fertilizer runoff, animals that are fed and then w
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by tpm 6mo ago
Yeah, for me paracetamol is worse in everything - fever, pain, etc. For mild stuff I use ibuprofen, if it gets worse, diclofenac works every time.
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by tpm 6mo ago
> However people who don't want to wear seatbelts generally only endanger themselves. If they sell the vehicle, the decision was already made for the new owner (nobody would buy separate aftermarket seatbelts for a used car). So no,
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by tpm 6mo ago
And I can still buy a new W7800 48GB for a relatively decent price.
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by tpm 6mo ago
> Even a RTX 5080 has a lower memory throughput than a Radeon VII from 2019, 7 years ago, while being much more expensive. And it's faster for gaming, I guess? Which is what matters for the typical user. Anyway you can buy much fast
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by tpm 6mo ago
Debt-to-GDP of Germany is around 63%, that is notably less bankrupt than the US at 120% which is approaching Italy (that went from 154% in 2020 to around 135% now).
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by tpm 6mo ago
> 1TB/s HBM2 memory subsystem which is more than any consumer GPU you can get today 5090 has 1.8 TB/s?
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by tpm 6mo ago
> Is the employer incentivized to hire people even at a relatively high wage That doesn't matter in that particular theory (I'm not a marxist, just explaining). The employees are always exploited like a natural resource. > C
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by tpm 6mo ago
> What makes someone "exploited"? According to Marx it's basically always you are selling your time/labor for money because you are paid less than the value of the labor. The employer keeps the surplus.
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by tpm 6mo ago
The Opus bike isn't very physically plausible though.
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by tpm 6mo ago
It doesn't work like that. The EU is established by the states and only has the authority to do what is delegated by the member states to the EU.
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by tpm 6mo ago
If they are able to monetise them.
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by tpm 6mo ago
I think generally western EU has no idea how unbelievably corrupt these regimes (Fico, Orbana, Babis) are... they are not stealing on behalf of Putin, they are stealing for themselves, and they are oriented towards Russia because they dream
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by tpm 6mo ago
That's great news.
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by tpm 6mo ago
Not really, Fico has survived a lot during his 4 decades in politics and was always able to adapt (to our detriment). His political survival does not depend on Orban, even though they were close the last couple of years.
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by tpm 6mo ago
absolutely do blame the Israeli public for their state murdering innocent civilians in other countries (Palestine, Iran, Lebanon, Syria). It's their state, they should do something about it.
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by tpm 6mo ago
Orban is only 63; it's up to him what he will do but there is a certain type of people that could live happily on their own island with all the money they have stolen but they prefer to do evil to their last day. See for example Babis,
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by tpm 6mo ago
> Or is there really a difference in the quality/taste of the expensive ones? If we are still talking about tea, then of course there are huge differences. And the best tea is not packaged in individual tea bags (also it's not
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by tpm 6mo ago
It's getting comparable to Russia since the Citrus Caligula took over. China behaves quite responsibly outside of their borders (which are a bit fluid with regards to Taiwan and the seas, but still).
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by tpm 6mo ago
For a total of 90 days in a rolling 180 day period in case of the Schengen area. That's a bit less than needed.
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by tpm 6mo ago
If a windmill or a water mill is a sign of industrialisation, then large parts of the world were industrialised. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ancient_watermills
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by tpm 6mo ago
> There were more than enough trees until we developed the technology to clear cut in expeditious manner. Unless you mean 'an axe', way before that there were deforested areas where the need for trees was larger than the supply
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by tpm 6mo ago
There is a number of differences between a car and a bike, including how pedestrians react to them. Also you probably (hopefully) don't drive your car on narrow sidewalks which in some cases is unavoidable for bikes in cities.
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by tpm 6mo ago
You may not care about fancy bells but you will care about loud honking close to your ears in my very recent experience from the streets of Shanghai. You don't have absolute priority just because you are a pedestrian. > Why can&#x27

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