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hans_mueller

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    Comment #15763462

    even better

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    Comment #15761732

    no, switch to xylitol.

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    Comment #15761716

    I'd say, it's not just a web based interface, it also is a console.

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    Comment #15733545

    technically there is nothing new in this clip. People have been singled out and murdered for since we exist and sometimes nobody is singled out but everybody killed with a bomb. no…

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    Comment #15733392

    a hydrogen bomb has never been used.

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    Comment #15733350

    to develop countermeasures is always way harder than developing an assaulting technology. like firing a rocket is easy, but catching it mid flight is very difficult.

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    Comment #15733338

    it also seems that most people are too optimistic with regards to involvement of robots and ai in war. first of all an asymmetric kill power distribution will lead to asymmetric wa…

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    Comment #15729870

    the Bürgerämter are an issue in all large German towns. Hamburg is a catastrophe and Munich is also maxing out its capacity since mass immigration.

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    Comment #15729864

    you definitely have a point. but Berlin is still without doubt am exceptionally exciting town to live in. and public transportation is just as broken in Munich.

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    Comment #15729648

    > I have almost nothing in common with the people of Alabama. seriously? you have very much in common with them. you want clean water to drink and air to breath, healthy food to ea…

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    Comment #15728363

    the text is not superbly written at all. it's an advertisement with lots of plot holes and utterly absurd formulations of any kind. just the sleep/sister analogy is so weird and po…

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    Comment #15724758

    people from country A can only hide money in country B if the number of people from B hiding money in A is not significant to the government or society of B and vice versa. otherwi…

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    Comment #15721495

    as my fake username suggests - I'm a German.

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    Comment #15720858

    yes, but the English spoken by most non-natives is actually something like an Esperanto. the pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar is almost normalized and an artificial dialect. i…

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    Comment #15720775

    FG probably would allow advertisers to bypass FB products for identification of potential customers and hence is not in best financial interest of FB.

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    Comment #15720765

    this is how I met my until now best friend about 15 years ago.

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    Comment #15713247

    the scroungers are visible while the rich are rather abstract and invisible.

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    Comment #15710604

    sadly that's just positive thinking. most people don't toughen up, they just break and maybe commit suicide.

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    Comment #9857533

    A coffee shop is not public space. It's a private space opened to the public under conditions defined by the owner of the shop.

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    Comment #9629665

    >Europeans seem perfectly comfortable cracking open a 1-euro tetra-pak of wine for guests. Germans, for example, pay just $1.79 on average for a bottle of wine. I stopped reading h…

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    Comment #9512461

    I also wondered about this fast-food-soup or restaurant dichotomy. You can eat quite cheap and fast while healthy - f.x. full-wheat bread with avocado and onion.

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    Comment #9506832

    90% of HackerNews is self plug ... so don't worry :)

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    Comment #9492013

    Spiegel went from investigative journalism decades ago to publishing very shallow and (in case of its online version) click-baity articles. Süddeutsche is certainly more insightful…