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fogihujy

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    Comment #30020619

    SSRI's or Benzodapines have severe side-effects, yet relying on them to survive isn't seen as disruptive to society. There may be an argument against self-medicating with Alcohol o…

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    Comment #30009856

    Brilliant book too! Well worth a read.

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    Comment #29998705

    No doubt about it; shutting down the nuclear plants ahead of schedule was simply a bad decision, and I don't think anyone is claiming that crypto actually caused the current energy…

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    Comment #29997693

    Well, to be frank, it's not about the environment, and barely about national security: some places in Europe -- southern Sweden being the most notable example -- has severe energy …

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    Comment #29996239

    It's not about waste; it's a matter of managing an energy shortage while simultaneously trying to threaten Russia with sanctions and whilst being dependent on Russian gas. A CO2 ta…

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    Comment #29963948

    Surely you're not trying to restart the A1200 vs. Falcon debate? We all know the Amiga was superior anyway. ;)

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    Comment #29940862

    Seconding this. The NC10 was an amazing little thing for writing a lot when on the go. Too bad the white screen issues have killed most of them off by now.

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    Comment #29931216

    Searched for of a metal band. The results were full of Pakistani movie reviews. Luckily, Spotify search still works.

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    Comment #29883679

    Also, while pigs are naturally curious and definitely aren't dumb, I suspect our primate cousins are closer to us on the conciousness scale. And yes, bacon. Combine the transplant …

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    Comment #29850076

    Out of curiousity: what made the OOB experience bad for you? I've always found it extremely easy to use.

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    Comment #29745875

    It's more of a confirmation thing, I think. We've been pretty sure about Covid being airborne since early 2020. This probably helps convince some of the few that insist it isn't.

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    Comment #29745849

    My theory is that OOO's are (in general) short, and short messages have a tendency to end up in spam folders. The fact that people often don't use the spam buttom as a delete butto…

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    Comment #29732048

    It's not just tractors. Looking around the area where I live, there are a large amount of lorries, escavators forklifts, grain dryers and other veichles, with 20+ expected years in…

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    Comment #29723183

    The basic idea isn't bad, assuming it's implemented in a sensible way. However, the most likely result will be higher fuel prices -- until the lack of income starts hurting governm…

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    Comment #29722947

    They still use, and export coal though.

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    Comment #29722917

    Assuming farmers are able to pay for new equipment. It'll take many decades before diesel tractors are completely gone. It also assumes someone will pay for massive infrastructure …

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    Comment #29722868

    Most poor people rarely have new cars; until you can buy a used but functional 400€ EV, carbon taxes will be harder on the working poor. Public transport is nice, and it could cove…

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    Comment #29697007

    Oh, I'm sure we'll get there at some point, but until we get new games instead of remakes, there's little reason for it. The thing with the supply chain issues is that they keep ma…

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    Comment #29690849

    Why would anyone buy a new Xbox? Most people I know still have regular HD TV's, and six year-old Xbox one or PS4 will do just fine for most of their needs. There are very few games…

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    Comment #29638201

    So, lock the kids up during winter? Where I live, the roads are barely walkable during winter. Public transport is 8km away. Cars with proper winter tires is far easier to keep ste…

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    Comment #29604495

    This. Most inbox providers filter a lot of mail -- spam as well as occasional legitimate email -- without the recipients ever finding out.

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    Comment #29602814

    Click "Not spam". It's what it's there for. Not that I'm defending Gmail -- it's spam filter is a menace to email.

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    Comment #29358657

    Looks like it. It's a good idea to take down old keys after they have gone into disuse, to prevent things like this.

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    Comment #29358639

    Also in Finland.

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    Comment #29347883

    Output to html, meta refresh page every second. Pretty much real-time results.