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Comment #29513674
How much do you spend?
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Comment #27486337
Was going to post something of the same type as you =) Also made a wooden tool to check bicycle wheel dish that is used when lacing my own wheels by hand. I don't have photos of mi…
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Comment #27232123
You can play a bunch of games from this era on PC using this amazing archive/emulator bundle: https://bluemaxima.org/kahvibreak/
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Comment #27232074
Juvenile observation of the day: It's funny that this sits in the HN front page just above an article titled "Holes in the WiFi" :p
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Comment #27111910
Follow me on a naive exercise here: Zoom out from books only let's look at some media that are competing for people's attention in 2021. (not exhaustive:) - Video-games (including …
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Comment #25703714
Is that snow in the background? Probably a temperature thing? (lack of enough testing in low temperatures?) Can be that the glass is fine but that the frame surrounding the glass i…
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Comment #25049460
Don't worry I'm still on Windows 7 and it is also a crashy mess for me.
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Comment #25008639
I'm such a sucker, I actually googled it before I got the joke lol
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Comment #25006607
Don't worry I read "Spotify" too :P It was only your comment that made me realize it was Shopify. Maybe this should become a case study in startup naming? (probably already is! too…
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Comment #24824625
Portugal saw a bit of Amiga penetration (at least anecdotally judging from my social group). But yes no where near the Spectrum.
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Comment #24824568
I think most of the comments so far are focusing on the lack of durability of some items in the catalog, but are failing to see that overall there is in fact a lot of 2nd hand buyi…
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Comment #24774125
"pipe" means blowjob in french. Maybe the filter dictionary is multilingual?
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Comment #24718105
Yes, most things are free in practice. Just so happens that something critical for day to day general health and well-being (dental health) is not. It's not by accident that Portug…
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Comment #24717671
>"...healthcare is universally free in Portugal..." In principle only. In practice: how much have you spent on dentist bills in the past year?
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Comment #24639059
I guess the gist of it is more that with digital assets you don't really need to wait at the right place. You keep laying "traps" in several places as you "wait". Then just keep on…
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Comment #24636992
When I click [Go] button in link [1] it hangs for 3 seconds and then deletes all the blocks and replaces them with just a block with the string "test" inside.
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Comment #24591752
But the guy is a UI/UX consultant!
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Comment #24589944
Woah, have you tried the night mode on op blog? I have never seen anything like that before.
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Comment #24577082
So, this is for new vehicles only. What will stop people just hanging on to their existing ICE cars for longer years?
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Comment #24565397
>“We’re going after the most complicated systems that have ever been built, and checked all the boxes with this digital technology. In fact, [we’ve] not just checked the boxes, [we…
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Comment #24558179
Author seems to be surprised in finding out there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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Comment #24542620
That is an exaggeration. Don't forget that most "3rd world" countries also have their own pornographically wealthy elites blocking out the top 1%. The differences are in the distri…
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Comment #24502738
Like you said, get your own domain. But crucially get a good unique pseudonym before you start. Don't get your own name, unless it is really unique. Your pseudonym should meet 2 cr…
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Comment #24502571
Specifically a "cookie cutter" home for the same geography . There is a lot of invaluable and invisible knowledge baked into decades or centuries of building tradition of each spec…
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Comment #24491221
In Portugal there is an interesting law regarding this: The instructor/examiner is always liable for an accident during driving lessons/exams, except if the accident resulted from …