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UomoNeroNero
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Comment #49157750
"...a delicious traditional variation, typical for example of the town of Fuscaldo in Calabria, where small oily fish are layered with salt and whole black peppercorns, or prepared…
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Comment #49157650
Salt-cured anchovies. They're not rotten at all—they're spectacular! They're perfect on pizza, with fresh tomatoes, and in countless other dishes, either rinsed straight from the j…
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Comment #48776043
yes, really.....
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Comment #48356478
Yes. Really
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Comment #48356417
As the saying goes, "The graves are full of hindsight." In twenty years of living with diabetes, I've made an unbelievable number of mistakes — enough to fill a warehouse. Every on…
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Comment #48350093
P.S. As a European, I genuinely struggle to understand how you cope with your healthcare situation. In France, in a small mountain village, I walked into a pharmacy and, through a …
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Comment #48349993
Oh, and one more thing. I always keep a blood glucose meter in my backpack. You know, that medieval-age stuff with the finger-pricker and test strips. (You can buy one for about €1…
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Comment #48349913
Friend, you’re diabetic. Your survival is ultimately your own responsibility. Prepare yourself for a few hard truths. No one — including nurses and doctors who are not specifically…
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Comment #48149888
I truly appreciate your work (and I’ll absolutely take a look at it). But let me say one thing: I’ve been diabetic for more than 20 years. Ten years of management with finger prick…
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Comment #48149429
I feel like a Neanderthal watching a sixteen-year-old fiddling around on a smartphone. Incredible. Maximum respect.
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Comment #47531324
I donated blood for 25 years in Italy (I can’t anymore due to health reasons). Here we have a semi-public organization (AVIS - Italian Blood Volunteers Association) that handles do…
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Comment #47333719
Mi hai fatto sentire molto vecchio. Grazie :-D
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Comment #46944042
Well written. Shared with less technical colleagues. DNS witchcraft is never really understood — having a clearly written, understandable article is extremely useful.
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Comment #46888097
I think it’s interesting to reconsider the idea of having floating widgets in an era of powerful CPUs/GPUs and multi-monitor setups. Personally, I love having my “widgets” active o…
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Comment #46826006
I love you.
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Comment #46637065
Different — but driven by the same mindset, the same nonsense, and a system run by recycled old-guard politicians.
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Comment #46571616
I was riding a Ducati Bravo!
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Comment #46571363
This! Cazzo
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Comment #46414849
I can guarantee you, from my personal experience of being diabetic for 30 years, that every day—and in the most incredible ways—I have managed to “almost kill myself.” Whether when…
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Comment #46413082
I’ve been diabetic for 30 years, and for more than twenty of those I did multiple daily measurements by pricking my fingertips and multiple insulin injections per day. Now I wear a…
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Comment #46307282
Ok. For once, I’m glad to be Italian :-D Here the national grid operator has installed smart meters. They support remote management of limits (maximum power in watts, tariffs, time…
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Comment #46226340
Belin ehh l’ho lasciato a casaaa
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Comment #46218525
If you ever pass through Liguria, I can even treat you to a coffee. (But nothing more, eh! )
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Comment #46218488
The wonderful feeling of walking into YOUR café, giving that special look to the barista, a smile, and he darts off at 100 km/h to make YOUR coffee (long, short, espresso, mochacci…
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Comment #46192039
I love it too!!